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1 graham cracker pie shell
1 (14 oz.) can condensed milk
1 1/2 oz. Tequila
1 1/2 oz. Triple Sec
4 oz. fresh lime juice
1 1/2 c. heavy cream, stiffly beaten
Stir condensed milk with Tequila and Triple Sec. Add lime juice.
Fold into whipped cream. Pour into pie shell and freeze
4 to 5 hours. When ready to serve, garnish with
more whipped cream and a thin slice of lime.
A wonderful dish consisting of a green chile, white walnut sauce
and red pomegranate- the colors of the Mexican flag.
This dish is a Mexican Independence day favorite.
6 large green chiles, for stuffing
3/4 cup crema or sour cream
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/4 cup evaporated milk
1/2 cup finely chopped walnuts
1 pomegranate, seeds separated
1/2 lb roasted pork or beef
3 garlic cloves
1/4 of an onion, peeled and diced
1 tablespoon lard or vegetable oil
1 apple, peeled, cored and seeded, coarsely chopped
2 tablespoons unsalted almonds, chopped
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
pinch of nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon cumin
1 bunch fresh parsley, coarsely chopped
2 tablespoons raisins, softened in warm water
3 eggs
Roast the chiles and remove the skins and seeds.
Heat the oil or lard over medium heat in a large pan.
Add in the beef or pork and brown until nearly done.
Add in the garlic, onion, apple, almonds, cinnamon, nutmeg,
cumin, pinch of salt and pepper and cook for about 5 minutes.
Beat the egg whites to stiff peaks with a mixer or a whisk.
Fold in the egg yolks and a pinch of salt.
Dip each stuffed chile in the egg mixture and fry until golden brown.
Stuff the chiles with equal portions of the stuffing.
Blend or mix the crema, walnuts and sugar with the evaporated milk.
Pour over the freshly cooked chiles and sprinkle with pomegranate seeds.


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The Art of James Teeple
- James Teeple
- Leicester, United Kingdom
- I'm 21 / DMU Art Student / British-American.
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Cool idea's that didnt work!
This painting was an experiment of mine a few months ago. I wanted to practice lighting effects that i had never tried before, especially in digital paint as I am relatively new to it still.
I started and left this painting in one night, having decided that the pose threw off the over all image too much to be continued with. It was completely unintentional for the sword to appear phallic, having worked fairly speedily I didn't sit back and examine the position of the arms earlier enough to want to consider removing them and starting again. So i went with it and focused more and the use of colour and lighting in the image, rather than the actual composition.
It was painted it Gimp 2.6 freeware as i didn't have Adobe Photoshop at the time and have only just recently acquired a copy.
My main focus with the painting ended up being the sword, and his face. I originally wanted to convey a very menacing and agressive feeling from this character, and no face shows that more in my opinion than a snarling wolf or dogs face. So he ended up being a kind of werewolf, which was fun to do because i had never drawn one before so made it interesting blending the human anatomy with the wolf's animal fur and face.
The sword was more difficult than I had thought it might be, and gave me quite a bit of grief!
I was a complete novice when it comes to painting fire and intense flames. I game myself more difficulties with this painting by working without any reference material intially. In the end I wasn't happy with the cartoonish Red and orange flaming sword i was becoming, so i decided to opt for a more realistic look and found an image of a coal fire. This is what game me the basis for the colour pallet on the sword. Which i am quite pleased with. Although I would reduce the blue flame percentage and add more cooler flames to justify the orange highlights on the character.
I mean to do something like this all over again, and use what I learned in the making of this painting to improve upon it in the new one. ;)
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4 May 2016
Quick Update On Me and My Ex (if anyone's interested)
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Hi! I'm really glad that you've managed to regain your friendship with him! It must have been a really tough time for you both but you managed to move on. It's definitely very hard to feel comfortable around your ex, so I applaud you. After 2 years, I still haven't spoken a work to mine - anyway, that's a completely different story..ReplyDelete
Again, well done!
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Thanks Elsie :) It probably helps that we see each other 6 days a week because of school and band, and we are also part of the same friendship group. I'm sorry that you didn't regain friendship with your ex, but I guess it's different for everyone.Delete
It's so awesome that you guys became close again!ReplyDelete
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guy friends are the best! Sometimes they understand you more than girls! Glad to hear you're both comfortable around each other and close friends xxReplyDelete
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I've never really been friends with a guy...But maybe I will soon! It's fantastic that you two still get along :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I had never been friends with any guy until halfway through year 10, because I always kind of felt like girls should just be friends with girls (and vice versa) which is what works for lots of people. I think it's just personal preference and who you fit in with the most as you get older.Delete
Good to hear that you and him are now become even closer than before! I'm your new blog reader hehe but i've read your story about your relationship. I love to read anyone's stories about their relationsip. Well, I love to be friends with boys too. I have one guy friend and i'm really enjoy to be his friend. I love to tell him anything and i can tell secrets to him without worrying the other friends will know. But i don't think i'm going to have a relationship with him,tho. i'm not ready. for this time until several years ahead maybe i just wanna be a best friend. well, it's nice too, to be a boy's best friend. Hehehe, cheers!ReplyDelete
Hi Hana, thanks for stopping by my blog! I agree, guy friends are the best and they don't gossip as much as girls (as far as I know) so they can be easier to trust. And I think its good that you don't want to jump right into a relationship, because whilst I loved being in a relationship, it's a lot of work! So take your time and don't rush into anything if you don't want to (:Delete


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Lunch 94¢ Cupboard Price; $2.97 Buy it All Price
6 oz pork shoulder roast – 89¢
2 oz cheese – 32¢
2 Tbls pineapple chunks – 5¢
3 whole wheat tortillas 81¢
1/4 C salsa – 25¢
sliced bell peppers 10¢
half an apple, sliced 26¢
half an avocado, sliced 29¢
Underlined items are grocery items I have purchased, everything else is either pantry/storage items or already accounted for items.
Lunch time snuck up on me. School isn't in session today and things always seem to be … busier with all 3 at home. While I was making this lunch, the babymonster decided it would be a great idea to dump out the bottle of salsa onto tortillas on the floor and lick it all up. Luckily he left me about 1/4 C.
And just some advice, don't come over for taco night for a couple weeks…you know I poured the rest back in the bottle.
I've been cooking a shoulder pork roast since last night and it smells AMAZING. I decided to make us all a quick lunch. First I took whole wheat tortillas, put 2 oz shredded pork on each, sprinkled with cheese and pineapple and rolled them up. For the kids I cut them into little pinwheels and served them with salsa for dipping and slices of avocado, red/yellow/orange bell peppers, and apples. I love the combo of pork and pineapple. If I were to make this for myself again I would definitely season the pork with some cumin or chili powder and mix the salsa with the pork. All 4 of us ate this for lunch without any leftovers, much to the chagrin of the dog.
Snacks – Cupboard Price 20¢; Buy it All Price$1.97
Bag of popcorn 67¢
2 clementines – 34¢
1/2 apple – 26¢
1/2 C pineapple – 20¢
1 yoplait -50¢
I estimate the prices on things I already have in the pantry based upon what I normally pay for them.


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Miscellaneous: Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) (TUPE)
Employee transferred to another employer (TUPE)
Regulation 5 of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 and the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (The TUPE Regulations) set out how employees' contracts of employment are effected when ownership of a business or part of a business is transferred.
The TUPE Regulations apply where:
- a business is transferred to a new owner as a going concern
- part of a business which forms "an economic entity which retains its identity" is transferred
- there are "service provision changes", including where services are outsourced, in sourced or assigned by a client to a new contractor
Where TUPE applies the old employer (the transferor) is obliged to provide information about the transferring employees to the new employer (the transferee) in the form of "employee liability information". If an employee's information is not provided, any contract of employment that was held immediately before the transfer will automatically transfer to the new employer.
Employees have no right to prevent or be consulted on the transfer itself.
Further information on TUPE can be found on www.acas.org.uk for Great Britain and www.lra.org.uk for Northern Ireland
If the provisions of the TUPE Regulations apply,
Where an employee transfers to a new employer with their employment rights protected by TUPE the new employer will have to take account of earnings with the previous owner.
Any SP already in payment would continue as though the new employer and the old one were one and the same.
Where the previous employer failed to pay some or all of the SP due responsibility for making good any shortfall automatically transfers to the new employer.
Dismissal of employee because of relevant transfer
TUPE provides protection against dismissal connected with the transfer. A dismissal is deemed to be automatically unfair if the sole or principle reason for it is:
- The transfer itself or
- A reason connected with the transfer that is not an economical, technical or organisational reason entailing changes in the workforce.
If an employee considers that they have been dismissed for this reason, advise them to contact Acas.
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Australia has been suffering an unprecedented rate of mammalian extinction in recent years, but Dr Thomas Newsome believes the frequently maligned dingo may hold the key to conserving those species we have left.
Newsome, a researcher for The University of Sydney and Oregon State University, has spent years working with apex predators in the wilderness, whether they're dingoes in the Tanami Desert or wolves in the forest of north-east Washington State, USA.
His website reveals a long history of delving into the thorny issues regarding 'rewilding' – a concept that has become something of a buzzword among conservationists – with scientific papers published on both wolf and dingo ecology, as well as a slew of articles and interviews.
"One of the more relevant studies was a broad analysis of animal trapping and bounty data across North America to assess interactions between wolves, coyotes and foxes," Newsome told Wild in a recent interview.
The story that this, and other, research tells is one of a delicate system that has been thrown out of balance with the removal of keystone species.
Reintroducing those species can have a positive effect; for example, in the years since wolves have been reintroduced to certain parts of the US, aspen woodlands are recovering, in part due to the suppressing effect wolves have on elk populations.
In theory, the same may hold true for dingoes in the Australian outback.
"While their physiology and environment are clearly different, the wolf and the dingo occupy very similar ecological niches and therefore play a very similar role in their respective habitats as apex predators."
A Life in the Wild
Newsome's passion for wild predators, and dingoes especially, began as a young child.
"My father, Alan, was also an ecologist and he was one of the first to work with dingoes in central Australia. I think my time spent with him in the outback fostered my interest in conservation, particularly as it relates to controlling invasive species."
As part of this unique upbringing, Newsome witnessed first-hand what a burden introduced species were on the native ecology, with cats and foxes representing a major and direct threat, while introduced herbivores like rabbits and goats add further pressure.
This, coupled with habitat loss and fragmentation, as well as ongoing changes in climate, have already pushed 29 endemic mammals to extinction.
Public opinion often supports hunting bounties, recreational shooting and exclusion fences in order to help curb the spread of invasive species like foxes, but research shows these measures aren't particularly effective – an alternative method is required.
"I believe the dingo could be the answer to this problem," Newsome said. "There's some evidence to show they can have a suppressive effect on foxes and cats, as well as potentially helping to curb overrun herbivores like kangaroos (in unnaturally high proportions) and goats."
The real challenge, as in nearly any issue related to wilderness protection and conservation, lies in educating the public.
The Dingo: Enemy or Ally?
For many, dingoes are simply a wild dog that represent a clear and present threat to livestock and even humans, but this isn't Newsome's experience.
While researching the dingoes in Tanami, Newsome encountered a significant population of both dingoes and humans living together in the vicinity of a mining settlement.
"We had over 100 dingoes living near mine workers, so there was a clear risk. However, from what I've seen the risk only tends to exist when people create a reason for dingoes to be attracted to them in the first place. In the absence of an attractant, dingoes would rarely approach humans – they are much more likely to avoid people entirely."
His research has shown that dingo behaviour can be altered in disturbed environments; dingoes find it easier to scavenge around rubbish tips than to hunt for themselves in rural areas and tourist sites, however another issue lies with their genetics.
"The genetic purity of dingoes is highly variable across the continent," Newsome explained. "We discovered the population in Tanami were around 90 per cent pure dingo, whereas the opposite is true of most populations found on the east coast."
Since the arrival of European settlers, dingoes have been interbreeding with domesticated dogs and this may explain differences in behaviour from place to place.
Ultimately, Newsome believes it's human behaviour and management practices that need to change in order to protect our native species, and even ourselves.
As it relates to human-dingo interactions, people need to be aware of what might attract the unwanted attention of a dingo in the first place.
"If you have an open rubbish tip on your property or you're leaving carcasses about, carrying unsealed food or even water in arid areas, then you need to be aware of attracting a predator like this," he said. "Farmers and land managers need to take precautions to ensure they're not unduly attracting predators to their properties."
Changing Management Practices: Let the Dingoes In
As it relates to altering current management practices, Newsome's current push focuses on promoting research projects that seek to determine whether dingoes do actually have a positive effect on native fauna populations.
The concept is to realign a small section of the world's longest fence – a 5,531-kilometre barrier that was initially erected in the late 1800s to protect crops from rabbits and was eventually improved to also protect livestock from dingoes.
Unfortunately, this fence (and similar fences in Western Australia) also prevents dingoes from accessing national parks, where they may be necessary to keep feral species in check.
Newsome proposes to have the fence moved around Sturt National Park in western New South Wales, leaving it open to the influence of dingoes and thereby providing an experiment to further assess their ecological role.
The proposed project would also include control areas in the same region that are left dingo-free, so they can be compared and contrasted in the experiment.
"My previous experience with wolves in the US, as well as similar cases with wolves and other predators in Europe leads me to feel quite confident this will be a fruitful avenue of research," said Newsome. "However I also strongly believe that any conservation effort must be firmly grounded in good science, so it's not something we want to rush through."
Regardless of how we feel about the presence of dingoes, the general theory behind reintroducing apex predators appears to be taking hold in Australia and should inform the way we think about the way we interact with such species, as in shark culling.
As another example, there have been ongoing discussions regarding the feasibility of releasing Tasmanian devils into Wilsons Promontory National Park – a move that is argued to have tourism benefits above and beyond the ecological services the devils will provide.


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Histology and gametogenesis in Heleobia piscium (Cochliopidae) from the Multiple Use Reserve "Isla Martín García," Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Published
- Accepted
- Received
- Academic Editor
- Tim Collins
- Subject Areas
- Zoology, Histology
- Keywords
- Gametogenesis, Histology, Heleobia, Isla Martín García, Argentina
- Copyright
- © 2016 Martin and Díaz
- Licence
- This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, reproduction and adaptation in any medium and for any purpose provided that it is properly attributed. For attribution, the original author(s), title, publication source (PeerJ) and either DOI or URL of the article must be cited.
- Cite this article
- 2016. Histology and gametogenesis in Heleobia piscium (Cochliopidae) from the Multiple Use Reserve "Isla Martín García," Buenos Aires, Argentina. PeerJ 4:e2548 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.2548
Heleobia piscium (d'Orbigny, 1835), a member of the Cochliopidae family found only in South America, is distributed from Entre Ríos, Delta del Paraná, and the littoral of the Río de la Plata down as far as to Punta Indio (Buenos Aires), the southernmost limit of the snail's geographical distribution. To date, little information is available regarding the reproductive cycle of species within this family either in Argentina or throughout South America. The present work analyzed the histology of the reproductive system of the gonochoric species H. piscium and determined the stages oogenesis and spermatogenesis under natural conditions. Specimens of H. piscium were collected in the Multiple-Use Natural Reserve Isla Martín García, located in the Upper Río de la Plata estuary to the south of the mouth of the Uruguay River. The gametogenic cycle in both sexes was found to consist of the following stages: early maturation, maturation, and evacuation. The maturation period was found to extend from January to October and evacuation of the gametes to start in November and end in February (summer in the Southern Hemisphere). The results indicated the H. piscium exhibit a reproductive cycle without a resting period.
Heleobia Stimpson, 1865 is a genus within the family Cochliopidae Tryon, 1866 (Wilke et al., 2001; Szarowska, Falniowski & Steffek, 2011) comprising 101 species, of which 90 are found in South America (Hershler & Thompson, 1992; Pons da Silva & Veitenheimer-Mendes, 2004; Cazzaniga, 2011; Collado, 2015). Rumi et al. (2006) and Rumi et al. (2008) reported 16 Heleobia species for Argentina, of which 10 are endemic.
Heleobia piscium (d'Orbigny, 1835), a South American species, is distributed from Entre Ríos, Delta del Paraná, and the littoral of the Río de la Plata estuary down to Punta Indio (Buenos Aires), the southernmost limit of the snail's geographical range. Research on the Cochliopidae to date has tended to focus on the taxonomy, morphology, and biology of the family, but little information is available on certain aspects of the anatomy, life cycle, reproduction, dispersal strategies, behavior, and genetics of its species. Accordingly, few studies have dealt with the reproductive cycle species from Argentina or from South America, except for those conducted by Cazzaniga (1982) on Littoridina parchappii (d' Orbigny, 1835) in the drainage channels of the lower valley of the Colorado-River province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Arconada & Ramos (2002) investigated the pseudohermaphroditism of Spathogyna fezi (Altimira, 1960), a member of the Hydrobiidae family. The analysis of other freshwater gastropods has provided information on the gametogenesis of species belonging to the families Tateidae e.g., Potamopyrgus antipodorum (Gray, 1843), an invasive species from New Zealand that has colonized Australia, Europe, and the Americas (Tair-Abbaci & Garric, 2012), and Ampullariidae e.g., Pomacea canaliculata (Lamarck, 1801), Pomacea scalaris (D'Orbigny, 1835), and Asolene platae (Maton, 1809), species from Argentina (Martin, 1986; Martin, 1987; Martin, 1992). In México, Carreón-Palau et al. (2003) studied the reproductive system of Pomacea padula catemacensis (Baker, 1922); in Taiwan Wu et al. (2011) studied the reproduction of the invasive the South American apple snails, Pomacea canaliculata (Lamarck, 1822) and Pomacea scalaris (d'Orbigny, 1835) (Ampullariidae).
The work reported here was aimed at contributing essential information on the reproductive process and strategy of a species of the genus Heleobia through histological examination of the reproductive system of the gonochoric species H. piscium, along with a determination of the gonadal maturation stages, oogenesis, and spermatogenesis under natural conditions.
Material and Methods
The specimens were collected in the Multiple-Use Natural Reserve Isla Martín García (authorized by the Dirección de Áreas Naturales Protegidas-OPDS Provincial Authority for Sustainable Development, Buenos Aires-La Plata Argentina. Authorization granted by note under docket number 2578-1530/2005-0), and deposited in the Malacological Collection at the Museo de La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina (MLP-Ma). Monthly collections were made from August 2005 through June 2007 in the eastern part of the island Arena Beach (34°11′09″S, 58°15′09″W) (Isla Martín García in located in the upper Rio de la Plata), to the south of the mouth of the Uruguay river. This coastal stretch is delimited by the Canal del Infierno, which is characterized by a remarkable exposure to strong winds from the southeast. This area constitutes an outcropping of the Brazilian massif of Precambrian crystalline basement rock upon which lie sediments of the Holocene and Pleistocene epochs of the Quaternary Period (Ravizza, 1984).
Samples of H. piscium were taken by hand in the coastal drainage channels formed by tidal erosion. A total 1,306 specimens were collected. The ratio of male to female specimens was 1 to 1.
In the histological analysis of gonads 10 individuals being females and 10 males from different sizes at random, for each climatic season (summer, autumn, winter and spring), for a total of 80 (eighty) were used. In the laboratory, the specimens were anesthetized with menthol crystals for 24 h before being fixed with Bouin or Raillet-Henry's solution. After embedding the gonads in Paraplax, 10-µm cuts were made with a microtome and the resulting slices stained with hematoxylin-eosin (Gabe, 1968). Preparations of gonadal tissue at different stages of gametic development were observed under a Leica DM LS microscope and photomicrographs taken with a Tucsen USB2.0 camera connected to a microscope at 25× and 40× magnifications. After following the development of the gametogenic cycle in both sexes (from the gametogenic stages present in each individual) within an annual cycle throughout the two consecutive years of the study, the following stages were determined: early maturation, maturation, and evacuation.
Heleobia piscium is a dioecious oviparous species with internal fertilization. Male and female gonads form a spiral within the digestive gland and are composed of numerous follicles surrounded by connective tissue. The male gonad consists of a number of digitiform projections gathered in small groups. The tube that emerges from each of those groups is the vas deferens that travels from the base of the gonad to the anterior portion of the snail. Once in the ventral region, the vas deferens runs toward the stomach but, before reaching the posterior part of the stomach, turns back again toward the posterior part, finally returning to the stomach through the same route. In the posterior part of the stomach the vas deferens becomes rolled up, with the last section constituting the seminal vesicle. The male gonad is located in a small portion in the pallial cavity that is both the prostate gland.
The female reproductive system consists of the ovary, composed of follicles, the oviduct, the seminal receptacle, and the albumen gland. Like the penis, the gonadic follicles are dorsally located in the ventral or dorsolateral region of the digestive or hepatopancreatic gland, extending from the posterior portion of the stomach to the posterior end of the body. These follicles cover a smaller portion than that of the penis with respect to size of the digestive structure. The albumen gland is whitish and is topographically located in the posterior region of the pallial cavity.
We conducted a histological study of the male and female gonads to ascertain the details the gonadogenesis development and the organization of the internal tissues. Therefore, to follow the evolution of the different stages of spermatogenesis and oogenesis, we mainly considered the characteristics and morphology of the sexual cells.
During spermatogenesis, in the early maturation of the follicles large numbers of spermatogonia (3.64–4.55 µm) and spermatocytes (1.82–2.73 µm) are present. Upon complete maturation, spermatozoids become abundant in the lumen of the follicles, while the spermatocytes and spermatids (4.55 µm) are observed around the border of the acinar wall (Figs. 1, 2 and 3).
At the evacuation stage, the male follicles exhibit a different cytology, with the follicular lumen becoming almost empty and amoebocytes appearing that proceed to phagocytize the sexual cells remaining (Fig. 4). This process constitutes firm evidence that the evacuation of gametes has occurred. The histological cuts observed in the male revealed a tubular structure resembling tubes separated by connective tissue.
During oogenesis immature female gonadal follicles are present they measure less than 3 mm. Only developing oocytes were identified.
Follicles measuring less than 3 mm have only immature female gonads lacking vitellus granules along with developing oocytes. In female specimens that have reached a total length of 3–4 mm, the vitellogenic oocytes occupy these gonadic follicles. This stage, in fact, constitutes the indication that gonadal maturation has been completed (Figs. 5 and 6). Once reaching complete maturation, the female gonads begin evacuating their sexual cells. This evacuation is revealed by a spreading out of vitellus granules and a thinning of the oocytes, those being attached to the now extremely thin follicular walls (Fig. 7). At this stage cells referred to as amoebocytes with well colored nuclei located at one end of a wide, granulated cytoplasm appear to phagocytize residual oocytes. The histological cuts observed in females revealed that female follicles are surrounded by connective tissue. The small number of oocytes in the follicles attached to these thin follicular walls constitutes the evidence that sexual-cell evacuation has occurred.
The female gonad of H. piscium presents a ribbon-like distribution with few follicles. The size and intrafollicular location of the oocytes agree with reports by Jong-Brink, Boer & Joose (1983). In the present work, the female gametogenic cycle involved fully mature oocytes that were surrounded by abundant yolk granules, as observed in marine Caenogastropoda (Covarrubias & Romero, 2009). The presence of vitellus granules revealed a difference from other Caenogastropoda, such as the freshwater species of the Ampullariidae family that do not show such cells surrounding oocytes during the maturation stage (Martin, 1986; Martin, 1987; Martin, 1992).
The maturation stage for both males and females took place from January through October. During March, April, and May (the Southern-Hemisphere autumn) male and female individuals measuring 3.0–4.5 mm were at the early maturation stage. Complete maturation was observed during August, September, and October in specimens measuring 5.0–5.5 mm. Tair-Abbaci & Garric (2012) in the histological study and gonadal development of Potamopyrgus antipodorum showed early gonadogenesis when they reached 2 mm size, in H. piscium observed for about the same size.
The male gonad was found to be distributed in a centripetal form similar to that observed in other Caenogastropods of the Littoridinidae family (e.g., Echinolittorina peruviana (Lamarck, 1822); Castillo & Brown, 2008). This characteristic gives a variegated appearance to the gonad–digestive-gland complex, a formation quite different from a clearly separated gonad and digestive gland, or from digestion in a topographically separate location in other species. Hershler & Ponder (1998) described the same form of gonadal structure in several species of Hydrobiidae and based their description on the genital characteristics of Spurwinkia salsa (Pilsbry, 1905). Carreón-Palau et al. (2003) in Pomacea patula catemacensis (Baker 1922) and Wu et al. (2011) observed that the gonad of Pomacea canaliculata and Pomacea scalaris is in close contact with the digestive gland, which constitutes the visceral coil.
The evacuation of the gametes started in November and ended in February (the Southern-Hemisphere summer). Cazzaniga (1982) had observed in L. parchappii, among southern snail populations, that the maturation stage for both males and females took place from January to September (spring–summer) with the evacuation of the gametes starting in September and ending in January for each annual cycle of that species in Argentina. Heleobia piscium exhibits a reproductive cycle without any resting period, a characteristic shared with members of the genera Pomacea (Perry, 1811) and Asolene (D'Orbigny, 1837) studied by Martin (1986); Martin (1987); Martin (1992).
This present analysis of the population of H. piscium constitutes the first study on the gametogenic cycle of a species of Cochliopidae. Both the males and the females within the population displayed a synchronous gametogenic cycle. These results indicate that the H. piscium populations exhibit a continuous reproductive cycle in the absence of any resting period.
The present work, conducted at the Multiple-Use Natural Reserve Isla Martín García (Argentina), provides essential information on the annual reproductive cycle of H. piscium. This species could be used as "test taxon" in the assessment of the possible long-term negative effects of herbicides that are used in irrigation canals to control the growth of submerged aquatic vegetation. Environmental applications such as these were reported by Hershler & Davis (1980), who suggested that the hydrobiid family is one of the most fundamental groups of invertebrates used as a food source for other organisms in North America and Europe.


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"The Sandbox home automation security system is a game-changer," said Mike Reddy, Sandbox's founder. "It comes with a limitless capability for people to keep an eye on the valuable things in their lives…and provides video, sound, sensor inputs… on a live, real-time basis. And it does so for the cost of a single surveillance camera, a smart thermostat or a few door tags."
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text: One of the better booths at last year's TGS was Microsoft's. Mostly because they had a neat wall, which was displaying the game disc and cover art for every 360 game ever released in Japan. This year, they didn't exactly go one better (it's the same schtick), but they did make sure the game boxes weren't left out. Above, and below, you'll see Microsoft Japan's 360 timeline, charting every release of every game chronologically. They even cheat and show XBLA games. Somewhat interesting, no?


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Right now we #riffraff are the Dems facing a #GOP #oligarchyofscience. They are unifying talking points and ramming them forward.
— Drug Monkey (@drugmonkeyblog) June 25, 2015
Republicans of Science
Pretty much.
OT but since this is a random political post seems appropriate enough.
Well it's about time: http://blog.norml.org/2015/06/25/nida-acknowledges-drawbacks-to-monopoly-on-marijuana-supply/
Perhaps a traditionally libertarian notion is worth pondering in re NIH funding?
I've been going back and forth with some folk on FB in re the pros and cons of a Universal Basic Income and relating to the funding topic, it occurred to me that it would cost around $2Bn of the $30Bn NIH budget (7%) to guarantee every one of the ~20,000 PIs* actively applying for R01 grants an allocation of $100K total indirect+direct per year.
If we wanted to be at least a little bit selective and bring the expense down a bit, we could guarantee it only to PIs submitting discussed applications for the relevant 3-5 yr funding period in question.
Completely bonkers, mind, but one could make a case that it's less so than blowing substantial coin on some of these aimless boondoggles like the Brain Initiative and whatnot.
* not sure how reliable this number is, I think I got it from a graph you posted DM
Yes, it wouldn't be much it's true, but nevertheless lots of us are eagerly hitting Foundations up for this sort of money knowing full well it's decent for supplementing startup or existing public funds. It can cover an additional salary, take the edge of a dry funding spell for sure, generally reduce the uncertainty a bit etc...
In terms of the effect on conventional grant competitiveness. If the $2Bn came straight out of the NIH's RPG allowance (~$15Bn), then yes this would be estimated to reduce number of applications funded by ~15%, but 1) my thinking is that there are other areas of the NIH budget that could probably contribute to a UBI of sorts; and 2) I think a lot of PIs in the current environment would be prepared to sacrifice a small reduction in success rates for a guaranteed $>75K directs /yr to put towards keeping a valued postdoc/tech etc.
(I have to say, after looking at the numbers, I was rather struck by the fact that if you simply divvied up $15Bn/yr between 20,000 PIs you get $750K per year per PI! That number is much larger than I'd have expected).
It is odd. I'm involved in some postdoc advocacy groups, and the oldtimer oligarchy *love* us. They love to talk about supporting trainees, meanwhile completely dismissing the generation above us that their suggested policies (and behavior) are screwing over (the same people we'll be in 5-10 years).
I'm not sure if it's cause they know we're more or less powerless and so can pander to us safely, or if they honestly just think that the PI's getting shafted by the current environment deserve it.
Jings, my bad, I was looking at the wrong chart. 40,000 PIs not 20,000. That's a good bit more expensive.
Duh, poor(ly funded) PIs are poor because they are lazy and stupid.


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Book review: 'The Poisoner's Handbook,' by Deborah Blum
Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York
By Deborah Blum
Penguin Press. 319 pp. $25.95
Police and prosecutors today increasingly bemoan a major courtroom adversary: the so-called CSI effect, named after the immensely popular CBS franchise. The show's popularity has ratcheted up expectations about DNA testing and other forensic evidence to the point that jurors are reluctant to deliver guilty verdicts without it. "Grissom would've tried gas chromatography," one can imagine a jury foreman concluding grimly. "Without that, we simply can't convict."
Such wasn't the case nearly a century ago, as Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer Deborah Blum reveals in her immensely entertaining study of New York City's first chief medical examiner, Charles Norris, and his toxicologist, Alexander Gettler. After their extensive scientific evidence failed to bring a conviction in a 1922 cyanide case, Norris and Gettler were told that "toxicology was such a new science, it was awfully hard to educate and convince a jury simultaneously." But by early 1936, defense attorneys were arguing just the opposite: "that the city lab's reputation was too strong, and that Gettler was so well respected that jurors tended to accept whatever he said."
So what prompted the shift? Prior to Norris and Gettler's tenure, the City's coroner system was not just inefficient but blatantly corrupt, and Blum presents the two scientists both as high-minded crusaders -- within the department and without -- and as medical detectives, teaming with police to fight crime wherever it reared its ugly head. A child of wealth, educated at Yale and Columbia and in Europe, Norris fiercely promoted his science, fought budget battles with bureaucrats downtown and waged policy wars on a national level. The cigar-chomping Gettler, son of a Hungarian immigrant, manned the lab, working deep into the night to ferret out the truth inside the bodies that crossed his slab.
Fans of those TV forensic shows or of novels by Patricia Cornwell, Kathy Reichs or Jefferson Bass will find plenty to satisfy their appetites here. Blum understands and indulges our interest in serial killings, scandals and schemes gone wrong: A nursing home orderly chloroforms the costliest patients; a young heiress was perhaps murdered for money by her new husband; insurance scammers go one step too far, end up in the electric chair and eventually inspire two novels by James M. Cain, "The Postman Rings Twice" and "Double Indemnity." Perhaps the best case here involves a man caught throwing half of a woman's body into the East River, with the other half waiting back home on his kitchen floor. The police figured it was an open-and-shut case, until Norris arrived on the scene, made a cursory examination and announced, "Boys, you can't hold this man for murder."
Blum sets the scenes with a master's touch. In winter, the ivy creepers on Bellevue Hospital's walls "tangled like old bones," and inside the lab "the background music was the sizzle of gas burners, the snakelike hiss of distillation, and the bubbling of flasks over flames." Occasional passages might prove too clinical for some readers (I got lost in the array of alcohols used), but Blum proves poetic elsewhere. Blood poisoned by carbon monoxide, for instance, glows "like the crimson hourglass on the abdomen of a black widow spider."
Norris and Gettler campaigned against the dangers of cyanide as a popular fumigation chemical, and they fought leaded gasoline and corporate neglect, particularly in a case involving the Radium Girls, who died one by one after painting watch dials with a radioactive element to make them glow in the dark. The biggest story here concerns Norris and Gettler's long war against Prohibition as they watched the rise in deaths caused by drinking bootleg booze. Norris proclaimed publicly that "the United States Government must be charged with the moral responsibility for the deaths that poisoned liquor causes," and his statistics on those deaths made headlines in papers across the nation, intensifying the call for Prohibition's repeal. Meanwhile, Gettler's research into alcohol poisoning was indicative of his dedication: After studying more than 6,000 brains over five years, he and a colleague published a study creating the "first scientific scale of intoxication."
Blum illuminates these tales of Norris and Gettler and their era with a dedication and exuberance that reflect the men themselves. Not only is "The Poisoner's Handbook" as thrilling as any "CSI" episode, but it also offers something even better: an education in how forensics really works.
Art Taylor regularly reviews mysteries and thrillers for the Post and other publications. He is teaching a course in true crime literature at George Mason University.


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Although past releases have proven them capable of ramming the foot down on the pop-punk floor and speeding off into the sunset, Edinburgh band The 10:04s take a different direction entirely with new single Throes.
Understated and delicate — even romantic — the track fuses shimmering pulses of guitar and skipping rhythmical heartbeats into a song which powder-burns towards a firework finish. Danny Scrimshaw's vocals are the spark igniting the whole thing; they help to give Throes an unmistakably Scottish feel, but also one which is very much unique and contemporary.
The single — the band's third — was produced by Thomas McNeice and the strikingly atmospheric video below was directed by BAFTA nominee John 'JJ' Campbell.
Currently recording more material for their debut album, The 10:04s' new single will be a surprising release from a band many fans thought they knew — but a band very much in the throes of life.


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Or... When My Want of Comfort "Trumps" God's Call for Love and Freedom....
Matthew 22:36-40
"Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?"
Jesus replied: "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."
I just cannot fathom this university's choice in a speaker on this day!? This infuriates me, but then this has been happening for years and years and years and years... (Click HERE to see why this Pastor is choosing to protest his alma mater's choice in a speaker to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.)
This is what breaks my heart over and over again. That our want of a comfortable and discord free life Trumps the call of Christ to stand for freedom, justice for the oppressed, and above all LOVE for ALL people.
Our privilege to choose comfort and peace through willful ignorance is a travesty. The way we continue to tell ourselves that racism is over and gone…
That is a lie "we" continue to play on repeat because "we" can, but not because it's true.
Friends please today of all days take some time to actually re-examine the facts of racism in today's world.
Even better? Speak with someone who is a different shade or ethnicity than you and humbly ask them to share their personal life experiences with racism and then listen... Please, I beg of you to really listen with your whole heart… With God's heart that cries out for love and justice.
(Seriously my friends, please go do this because you will not understand what I am writing about or why Martin Luther King's words are still poignantly relevant right now, today, until you do. Or at the very least watch the first 6 minutes of this video. Please consider watching the whole thing. Click HERE )
You may find it surprising and even shocking to hear the things your friend, neighbor, or co-worker has experienced, but please do not just stop there with your reactions. I beg of you do not choose take the luxury again of stopping there. Let these feelings of shock and indignation take root. Let them grow in you a compassion for others who are still daily experiencing racism. Let these experiences that your friend shares, develop in you a passion that exceeds your empathy, moves you beyond complacency and emboldens you to say,
"I will not ignore this anymore. I will not choose my plush comfort and want of a discord free life over another's right to equality and a life without fear. I will no longer afford myself the luxury of choosing to shut my eyes, stick my fingers in my ears, and hum a tune of willful ignorance to this evil."
My friends, will you stand with the greatest of God's commands and say,
"Yes, I will love my neighbor as myself. "
Therefore, since I do not want to be judged by the color of my skin, but as Martin Luther King Jr. requested, "By the quality of my character." I will stand against those who continue to let the color of another's skin to dominate their reactions and actions.
Every time I hear Martin Luther King Jr. speak it brings me to tears because his words are still so relevant today and that is a very grievous reality for me. It should be a very grave reflection of our land of the free and home of the brave... Well, as long as it doesn't make me uncomfortable that is. One would think by now this dream might be a reality, but it's still a work in progress and it will continue to be because…
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
-Edmund Burke
My friends, if I love God with my whole heart as the beginning of that command asks then I should cry out with Him against this injustice.
Church… I fear we are too close to this passage in Isaiah 58, where we cry out for God to move and ask Him why He isn't showing up, but ignore our very own culpability to these travesties.
Please God, let us awake. Let us answer your call.
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The entire Frezza Tax & Financial Services team is excited to announce our recent firm merger with the Debits and Credits Group Inc. We want to take this opportunity to welcome each new client to our family. We are dedicated to your success and will work in partnership with each of you throughout the year to ensure you meet your tax and financial goals!
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East Timor: Jakarta Never To Extradite Ex-Minister in Balibo Killings - Shihab 13 Feb-13:52
Indonesia would never consider extraditing former Information Minister Yunus Yosfiah for trial on charges of involvement in the killing of five journalists in East Timor in 1975, Foreign Minister Alwi Shihab said Tuesday.
"Even if it is proved that Yunus Yosfiah is guilty, we will not hand him over for trial abroad", the Associated Press quoted Shihab as saying.
Shihab's comment followed the conclusion of investigations by Dili authorities which implicated Yosfiah, then commander of a special Indonesian army unit, and two others in the slaying of the five journalists at Balibo at the start of Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor.
Judicial sources in Dili told Lusa it was "impossible" to bring criminal charges against Yosfiah and that the case would be dropped.
The impossibility of a trial, they said, centered on statute of limitations prescriptions and problems of whether to apply the laws of Indonesia or Portugal, then East Timor's colonial ruler.
One judicial official told Lusa that the possibility of bringing charges of crimes against humanity, which have no statute of limitations, also was "difficult" because the killings could be understood as "simple homicide" during a cross-border "incursion".
The slain journalists were two Australians, two Britons and a New Zealander.
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The bird is one of the longest-distance migrants in the animal kingdom. With wingspans of 20 inches, some knots fly more than 9,300 miles from south to north every spring and repeat the trip in reverse every autumn.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today released a proposal to list the rufa red knot (Calidris canutus rufa), a robin-sized shorebird that annually migrates from the Canadian Arctic to southern Argentina, as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. After an exhaustive scientific review of the species and its habitat, Service biologists determined that the knot meets the definition of threatened, meaning it is likely to become in danger of extinction in the foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. The knot, whose range includes 25 countries and 40 U.S. states, uses spring and fall stopover areas along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Changing climate conditions are already affecting the bird's food supply, the timing of its migration and its breeding habitat in the Arctic. The shorebird also is losing areas along its range due to sea level rise, shoreline projects, and development.
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Four grandchildren of Richard and Barbara Redden are currently either playing NCAA Division I hockey, Tier 1 in the United States Junior Hockey League or junior hockey with the Connecticut State Junior Rangers.
The hockey stars – siblings Matthew, Alexander, and Benjamin Steeves, and cousin Connor Redden – are making a name for themselves in the university and tier 1 junior hockey circles. They are the great-grandchildren of Mary Akin and the late Dr. Fred Akin, and the late Pauline and Roy Redden.
The Steeves siblings are the sons of Richard and Barbara Redden's daughter Alison Steeves while Connor Redden is the son of Richard and Barbara Redden's son Fred Redden.
Matthew Steeves
The eldest is 19-year-old Matthew Steeves. He is suiting up with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame University in Indiana after spending last season with the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the United States Tier I Junior Hockey League.
In an interview with the Valley Journal at their grandparents' cottage in Vaughan, Hants County, Matthew stressed he had no desire to play Major Junior Hockey in Canada because he firmly believes in finishing with a strong academic record after four years at Notre Dame.
The Notre Dame program sent 13 former, current and future Fighting Irish players to NHL Prospect Development Camps in the past year.
"Notre Dame is the second best undergrad business school in the United States," said Matthew. He is also taking core science classes in order to go to medical school.
His father is presently the chief anesthesiologist at the hospital in Manchester, New Hampshire and has a hockey background. He played a season in the Western Major Junior Hockey League and four years of CIAU Hockey with the University of Manitoba.
"Pro hockey is a primary dream but academics will not take a back seat," said Matthew.
Notre Dame is a strong university team. Last spring, they made it to the NCAA Frozen Four before being eliminated at the Chicago Stadium by the University of Denver by a 6-1 score.
Alexander Steeves
The Steeves' middle child is 17-year-old Alexander Steeves and he has already been scouted and has committed to the Fighting Irish for the 2018-19 season.
"It has always been my dream to play in the NHL but education comes first," said Alexander.
He is presently considering a business-finance degree at Notre Dame.
"I was literally born with hockey in my blood," he said, noting he was born in the hockey state of Minnesota.
He began playing the sport at the age of six in New Hampshire.
Alex left high school in Grade 10 in New Hampshire to join the Dubuque Fighting Saints in Iowa in the United States Junior Hockey League where he just finished his second season.
He will finish his Grade 12 in Dubuque this season while playing 60 games for the Saints.
Steeves was recently featured in the New England Hockey Journal and his former coach with the New Hampshire Junior Monarchs described Alex as a "machine" when he showed up for training camp and began playing with boys two years older. He dominated in sprints, distance running, and short shuttles.
Seventeen teams compete in the USJHL with 12 proceeding to the playoffs.
Alex said he has had excellent role models when it comes to playing hockey. Besides his father, he had role models like his grandfather Richard Redden and his great uncle, the late Brian Redden, who both were inducted into Windsor's Hockey Heritage Hall of Fame.
Richard Redden is also a recent inductee into the Maritime Sport Hall of Fame and was a member of the 1961-62 Halifax Jr. Kingfishers who advanced to the Eastern Canadian Memorial Cup playoffs.
Brian Redden also played junior hockey with Halifax and the Windsor Royals and was a member of the 1973-74 Maritime Intermediate A Champions – the Windsor Alpines.
Benjamin Steeves
The youngest of the Steeves family was recently selected to the USA National Select Group of hockey players and is currently rated the No. 1 Under 15 player in the State of New Hampshire. The 15-year-old is presently on Notre Dame's radar.
He is also presently on track to play for the United States' national junior team within the next couple of years. He said this process begins when Hockey USA invites the 40 best junior players to camp.
He agreed with his brother Alex that being born into a hockey family can certainly help but added, "they do not affect your ability to become a great player as only hard work will accomplish that."
Ben said he will finish high school playing for the Sioux City, Iowa Musketeers in the USJHL. The club's season opener is in Kearney, Nebraska on Oct. 13.
Connor Redden
Connor Redden is the 18-year-old son of Fred and Monika Redden and graduated with honors from King's-Edgehill School in 2017. He served as the captain of the KES hockey team.
"I very much, like my cousins, want to play university hockey but it all depends on discussions with some NCAA teams across the United States," said Connor Redden.
He told the Valley-Journal Advertiser he owes a great deal to the King's-Edgehill hockey program, where he played for four years, as it helped him mature as a player. The school played prep school hockey, which saw them have games in Ontario and take an exhibition trip to Germany.
For the 2017-18 season, Connor has signed with the Connecticut Junior Rangers of the United States Premier Hockey League.


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Express KCS Inc. has released MediaFerry version 4.0, the front end of the cloud-based workflow system for managing creative projects, which has over 3,000 users. MediaFerry has beencompletely rebuilt with a set of new features including remote proofing for tablet and mobile devices. The MediaFerry workflow system is designed for brand owners, agencies and publishers to manage deadline sensitive print and digital creative production projects. Through a secure login from any desktop, tablet or mobile device, users can view, mark-up, approve and publish all advertising and marketing projects via a simple interface. MediaFerry version 4.0 boasts a host of new features for an even faster and smoother workflow. Highlights of the new release include:
MediaFerry was developed to serve as the customer front-end interface to the Express KCS StudioOnline job management system. StudioOnline is accessed by media professionals worldwide to manage and track the production workflow of advertising and marketing projects in progress at Express KCS creative production studios.
Robert Berkeley, CEO, Express KCS said: "Our customers should be able to manage all their creative campaigns from any browser and be able to communicate with all the stakeholders involved. New MediaFerry delivers this and further narrows the gap between the marketer and their creative production studio."
MediaFerry 4.0 is being rolled out at no additional cost to all existing StudioOnline users and will also be available as part of their standalone workflow platform.
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Maryville College student Katherine Nadler is spending the summer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) conducting research that could aid the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in detecting vaporized explosives.
Nadler, a rising junior from Greensboro, N.C., who is majoring in chemical physics and mathematics, is completing a 10-week internship in ORNL's Biosciences Division. Funded by the Department of Homeland Security, Nadler's internship allows her to work on a project that uses sensors to detect vaporized explosives.
The sensors resemble miniature diving boards that are coated in a specific compound that will bend when certain substances chemically or physically adhere to the surface, Nadler said. Using laboratory equipment, Nadler can detect how much the cantilevers bend to determine how much of the target substance is present in the air.
"The sensing technology being developed at ORNL is based on tiny structures called microcantilevers with dimensions as small as the cross-section of a strand of human hair," said Dr. Ali Passian, a member of ORNL's Nanoscale Science and Devices research staff and a research professor in the University of Tennessee's Department of Physics. "Due to their small size, these tiny devices can be extremely sensitive to very small quantities of chemicals in the air."
Nadler's team is developing a sensor that can detect dimethyl methylphosphonate (DMMP) molecules. DMMP can be used as a chemical weapon or used to produce the nerve gas sarin, Passian said.
If successful, the DMMP sensors can be placed at ports of entry into the United States, including airports and cargo docks.
"Port-of-entry inspection tools will be greatly aided by technologies that can non-invasively and accurately identify hazardous and illegal materials," Passian said.
Although Nadler's internship ends in mid-August, Passian said his department has requested an extension of her entry badge so she can continue to be part of the project and maintain her interaction with the lab.
"Molecule detection with microcantilever-based sensors can be experimentally challenging, requiring accurate control of the experimental conditions such as flow rate of molecules and electronics noise reduction," Passian said. "That's where Katherine really excels. She has an aptitude for understanding the big picture while focusing on fine details, both abilities required for sound investigative research."
Passian said it was unusual for an undergraduate student to have such a big impact on research conducted the lab.
"[Katherine's] creative thinking and excellent grasp of the project goals have been a tremendous contribution to the project," he said.
Dr. Mary Turner, Nadler's advisor, said she is very pleased with Nadler's placement at ORNL.
"Katherine is just a fantastic student," said Turner, an associate professor of chemistry at Maryville College. "She was placed at ORNL after only two years of college – most students usually do an internship after their junior year."
Nadler, who also plays volleyball for Maryville College, said her chemistry, physics and computer science courses at Maryville College have prepared her for the internship, but she also found that her speech class was extremely helpful – especially when she had to give a presentation in front of a small group of scientists.
She said her internship has been rewarding because not only is she able to work in a national laboratory using state-of-the-art technology and equipment, but she is surrounded by "brilliant scientists who are humble enough to answer my simple questions." She said the internship has opened her eyes to the fact that science "opens countless doors."
"There have been numerous occasions where I have just sat down with a few scientists and talked about their education paths or what it's like to work in industry versus research," said Nadler, who said she will remain on the same path toward research and will possibly pursue a career in engineering. "I'm learning new things daily, not only about chemicals and circuits, but about the daily life of a scientist."
She also said the hands-on experience has been invaluable.
"I've actually gotten to put together my experiment," she said. "I've searched throughout three labs to find the pieces to make sure the gases are flowing how I want, I've soldered resistors onto a circuit board, and I've run the data and created the graphs. There are not many places where you get this same hands-on opportunity."
Other Maryville College students who are participating in research at ORNL include:
- Anastasia Aksenova, a senior majoring in biochemistry, is working in ORNL's Biosciences Division. Her work involves characterizing the metabolite composition of plant and microbial samples associated with the Plant-Microbe SFA.
- Cameron Presley, a senior who is pursuing a double major in math and computer science, completed an internship in which he worked with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Risk and Regulatory Analysis Group of the Environmental Sciences Division of ORNL. He participated in the creation of a web tool that helped risk assessors assess the contamination of areas affected by Radionuclide Dispersion/Improvised Nuclear Device events.
- David Korlin, a recent graduate who majored in writing/communications, has been working with ORNL's Neutron Sciences Communications and Outreach Group creating an animation that would make visible the invisible machinations of the Spallation Neutron Source, an accelerator-based neutron source.
Maryville College is ideally situated in Maryville, Tenn., between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Knoxville, the state's third largest city. Founded in 1819, it is the 12th oldest institution of higher learning in the South and maintains an affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Known for its academic rigor and its focus on the liberal arts, Maryville is where students come to stretch their minds, stretch themselves and learn how to make a difference in the world. Total enrollment for the fall 2009 semester was 1,103.


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2. Elvis died on my birthday and each year since, I incorporate something Elvisian to my routine that day, be it fried peanutbutter sandwiches for breakfast, watch all of his movies on TNT naked on the couch, refusing to listen to anything but The King on streaming radio etc...
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Our Mission Statement clearly and concisely conveys to employers and employees alike that the Commission will pursue fair and vigorous enforcement where there is any form or level of employment discrimination covered by the laws we implement. Although the statement expresses a noble - and some would say unattainable - goal, the Commission believes, instead, that it embodies the hopes and dreams of our society expressed in our founding documents - the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States of America - as well as the statutes EEOC has been entrusted to enforce.
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