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From today, Wednesday April 24, to Saturday, representatives of the Formentera Council's office of tourism will be at the Excel centre (already familiar to attendees of November's World Travel Market) to promote the island at the London Marathon expo. The expo will wind down just in time for the London Marathon to play out on the streets of the UK capital.
Head of local tourism Carlos Bernús described it as "a red-letter event in fitness circles" and said "Formentera at the London Marathon expo just made sense: more and more, Formentera is positioning as a one of a kind backdrop for sporting fixtures".
Formentera will share a space at the expo with the other Balearic Islands at the region's "Strategic Agency for Tourism", or AETIB. Bernús indicated that reps would be pushing a freshly printed catalogue detailing the major sporting events which are scheduled on the island at the beginning and end of the summer season.
Also translated into English, the catalogue gives an overview of the 14 premier sports- and fitness-related events (the total number is approximately thirty) geared towards "drawing a brand of tourism that respects our natural surroundings and environment and turning Formentera to a place for fitness—for visitors and islanders alike".
The promotional initiative was requested by the sports wing of the "Strategic Sectors in Tourism" (SET).
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Colorado flood: Stories of survival and recovery a year on
On 11 September 2013, the small community of Jamestown, Colorado, was almost wiped out by a historic flood. One resident was killed when his home was buried by a landslide.
Another seven people died in other parts of Boulder County as three days of torrential rain forced more than 3,000 people to flee their homes.
As part of the BBC Pop Up project, the BBC visited the small town to hear residents' remarkable stories of survival - and how a strong community spirit is helping them rebuild their lives.
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A novel method for simultaneous measurement of strain and high temperature using a Type II fiber Bragg grating (FBG) and a miniature fiber Fabry–Perot interferometer (MFFPI) is proposed. The MFFPI is produced by fusion splicing a short section of quartz capillary tube with two single-mode fibers, and then it is exposed by a focused femtosecond laser and a phase mask to inscribe a Type II FBG nearby. The reflection spectrum of this sensor is the superposition of the reflection spectrum of the FBG and the interference fringe of the MFFPI. This sensor shows perfect high-temperature and strain responses. Because of the different responses to the uniform variations of strain and temperature, by measuring the reflection peak of FBG and one of the interference dips of the MFFPI, strain and temperature can be simultaneously determined. The resolutions of this particular sensor in measuring strain and temperature are estimated to be and , respectively, in the range from 0 to 1122 μϵ and from 23°C to 600°C.
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The notes to this 2CD set suggest that it includes all Mozart's Lieder, but a volume of Mozart songs that I possess includes (e.g. the famous Warnung) that are not included here. However, for what we do have, we should be very grateful. Many of these songs are known to music lovers from the still available records made years ago by Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Irmgard Seefried, but it seems to me that Ruth Ziesak and Lothar Odinius outdo the older singers. The modern singers deploy their art with less affectation. Both Ziesak and Odinius have excellent voices and the right sense of style. It was a good idea to have some of the songs sung by a man; 'An Chloe', for example, is certainly the property of a male. Ulrich Eisenlohr (who wrote the informative notes) is a superb accompanist. Some of the songs are accompanied, in accordance with Mozart'directions, by a mandolin; one of them is 'Komm liebe zither' which sounds like a precursor of Don Giovanni's Serenade. The least interesting are those associated with Freemasonry. The singers do not always sing all the verses in the strophic songs, texts and translations can be accessed from the Internet. The recording throughout is excellent with none of the metallic edge that so many CD recordings give to voices. All in all, this CD is an important and enjoyable release and evidence of the extraordinary renaissance of Lieder singing that has taken place in Europe in recent years.
If there is one aspect of Mozart's œuvre that is largely underrated, it is his songs. The reason for this has long eluded me, because in recital they can often form delightful highlights within an overall program. In the course of what is a reasonably small output from a composer of such importance Mozart treads a path from the traditionalist strophic format of his early years to examples of Lied that might almost be thought of as Schubertian…Ruth Ziesak is an experienced Mozartian, and she sings with a lightness of timbre throughout that is pleasing. Lothar Odinius, heard to useful effect on the Naxos Schubert Lieder edition, is a creditable partner to Ziesak…The sound quality is more than acceptable. As is usual for Naxos sets, informative notes are included, but texts are downloadable from their Web site. For many, though, price will be the factor in Naxos's favor, and understandably so.
As stated in the booklet, Mozart loved song and the human voice, which he used as the predominant instrument of musical expression throughout his career. Though his songs do not have the same artistic importance as his operas or concert arias, they demonstrate the composer's interest in all forms of composition and his talented versatility. While these discs do not offer anything new or terribly original, they certainly deliver nearly two hours of relaxing and pleasing musical experience. There is however much more to Mozart's songs. They demonstrate the composer's incredible ability to merge the music with the sound and rhythm of words. Whether the poems he chose are in German, French or Italian the text is always beautifully underlined by the music. Mozart never compromised his unique melodic gift and always showed a wonderful understanding of the poetic text. He had a talent for grasping the specific sound of the various languages, never writing against it and always subtly stressing the correct part of the text, enhancing its meaning. He was one of the first composers to give song a dramatic treatment, paying special attention to any subtle changes of inflection and to the flow of the words. In so doing, Mozart created music that is shaped by the text, melts with it and brings out a harmonious little story, a mini-drama or a mini-comedy; and so, foretelling the direction that Lieder composition was to take under the influence of the great Romantics, such as Schubert, Schumann or Wolf.
This 2-CD set contains thirty-six songs: thirty-four are by Mozart, one by Schubert and one attributed to the Czech composer Josef Mysliveček but arranged by Mozart. This last one, Ridente la calma, was believed for a long time to have been written by Mozart but there appears to be evidence that he only arranged it. Whatever the truth, it is one of the most beautiful works on the CD, sung in its original Italian, graceful and serene, telling of a peaceful, fulfilling love. Schubert's song included here, Luisens Antwort, uses the poem written by Kosegarten as a reply to Klamer Schmidt's poem Das Lied der Trennung, which Mozart transformed into a remarkable song. Whether Schubert knew Mozart's song is arguable but undeniably these two songs are not only a literary but also a musical pair, forming a dramatically expressive and unusual dialogue.
Possibly, the most famous of all the songs here is Das Veilchen and this is not by chance. It is the only song that Mozart composed to a poem by Goethe. The text is beautifully written, full of subtle but tragic irony and Mozart's music perfectly brings out these aspects of it, creating a psychological mini-drama that is a precious, little masterpiece. The song is wonderfully interpreted by German soprano Ruth Ziesak who gives it a pure and delicate treatment.
Ziesak performs approximately half of the pieces on this set and the other half is sung by German tenor Lothar Odinius. Both singers are accomplished, critically acclaimed Mozart interpreters and they do full justice to the beauty of these little gems. Ziesak possesses a clear, crystalline vocal line, with a beautiful legato, delicate phrasing and purity of sentiment. She excels particularly in one of the French songs, Oiseaux, si tous les ans and in the Italian, Ridente la calma. It is perhaps peculiar that her rendition of the German songs is less clear in terms of the language, even though she is a native German speaker, though no less beautiful or accomplished. Odinius on the other hand is in his element in all the German songs. His diction is perfectly clear, giving it the required subtle inflection; one hears each syllable in wonderful harmony with the music. He sings with grace, elegantly and emotionally expressive. Odinius studied with the great bass-baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (b. 1925) and had masterclasses with non-other than Alfredo Kraus (1927-1999). The influence of these two wonderful singers is audible throughout Odinius's performances, particularly in Lied der Freiheit, which he delivers with clarity, style and vitality; and in version one of Die Zufriedenheit. This is the one with mandolin accompaniment; to my mind, more beautiful than the one with piano. Odinius sings it with delicacy and sensitive sweet tone. The mandolin is wonderfully and effectively played by Ariane Lorch, not only a talented player but also a conductor. She provides the accompaniment to only one other song in the CD, Komm, liebe Zither, komm, also sung by Odinius. All other pieces are accompanied at the piano by accomplished musician and scholar Ulrich Eisenlohr. His performance is expressive and relaxed throughout, demonstrating his versatility and expertise in Lieder accompaniment, easily moving from vivacious or passionate to delicate or sensitive, depending on the character of the song. He perfectly cushions the vocal line, enhancing and supporting it, without ever attempting to overwhelm the voices or bring the instrument to the foreground. Eisenlohr displays an excellent understanding not only of the piano but also of the intimate phrasing and sentiment present in Mozart's music. He also wrote the detailed explanatory notes about the songs, contained on the CD booklet, which make a really pleasant and informative reading.
I thoroughly enjoyed this recital. It was obviously recorded with great care and lovingly performed by all the artists involved. This set is pleasant from beginning to end, sometimes absorbing, sometimes relaxing but always revealing of Mozart's unique gift: the harmonious combination of very different emotions in music, which people can identify with at the many and various moments of their lives. To finalise, I would like to repeat the words of Classic FM's presenter, Simon Bates, which for me defines what Mozart's music is all about: "I listen to Mozart when I'm delighted or depressed and at all the points in between". I could not agree more!
Ulrich Eisenlohr—the mastermind behind the Naxos complete Schubert cycle—is at the piano. The experienced Lieder singers Ruth Ziesak and Lothar Odinius—both also taking part in the Schubert cycle—share the songs and in a couple of instances singing together. With this in mind we can rest assured that there is a great deal of accomplishment here. ...—the theme of which also appears as the theme of the final movement of Mozart's last piano concerto—turned out to be instructive as comparison. Ruth Ziesak is truly spring-like in her reading [of Sehnsucht nach dem Frühlinge], singing like a rippling spring brook; ..., where Ziesak is eager and soubrettish, even childlike [in Der Kinderspiel]...Ziesak is certainly lovely all through the Naxos set and if I single out Als Luise die Briefe ihres ungetreuen Liebhabers verbrannte as possibly the best thing in the whole programme, the next moment I feel the same about Der Zauberer and Ridente le calma and … As for that lovely song readers may flinch when they see it attributed to Josef Mysliveček. Recent research has led scholars to believe it was a work by the Czech composer, since there exists in the National Library in Paris a version of the song for voice and orchestra under Mysliveček's name, which differs only slightly from Mozart's version. The two composers met in Bologna in 1772 and became friends and Mozart's song was only published after his death, Constanze claiming it to be an original work.
Some readers may also raise an eyebrow when seeing a Schubert song included in this programme. But there is an explanation to this in Eisenlohr's exhaustive liner-notes. Ludwig Theobul Kosegarten's poem Luisens Antwort, which Schubert set, was written as a direct answer to Schmidt's Das Lied der Trennung and there are, as Eisenlohr says, 'echoes of Mozart' in Schubert's music. It is even possible that Schubert knew Mozart's song. Luisen's Antwort is well sung by Ziesak and the Mozart song is sung with plangent tone and nervous insight by Lothar Odinius. This is one of his best interpretations as is his reading of the remarkable cantata Die Ihr des unermesslichen Weltalls Schöpfer ehrt, KV 619, dramatic and with roots in Freemasonry. It was written in July 1791, when he was also working on Die Zauberflöte, which is KV 620, and also contains references to the Masonic world. Odinius's reading is powerful and filled with pathos. ...Odinius is generally keen with words and he uses his voice with great flexibility...He sings Komm, liebe Zither with mandolin accompaniment and the soft and recessed sounds of the instrument inspire him to a likewise scaled-down reading, mellifluous and beautiful. ...Odinius is a lyric tenor but he has weighty tone and I wouldn't be surprised if he will before long be singing heavier repertoire as a complement to the Mozartean roles. His powerful An Chloë points in that direction, strong but nuanced. ... Ich würd auf meinem Pfad and Das Traumbild are other highlights on this set.
Ulrich Eisenlohr's accompaniments are mainly unobtrusive and supportive rather than ends in themselves, which no doubt was Mozart's intention. The recording can't be faulted. ...no one buying the Naxos set is likely to be disappointed.
Mozart's songs--at least some of them--have appeared on disc with reasonable frequency, but usually on compilations with works by other composers. A couple of editions claiming to be "complete" have been issued, but this newcomer overall is the best, combining the sincere, articulate interpretations of two accomplished if not always compelling singers performing 36 songs on two discs. Read full review at ClassicsToday


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Structure and function of the plant metabolic network
Metabolic networks supply the precursors, energy and reducing power required for the synthesis and turnover of cellular components. The associated flows of material – the metabolic fluxes – are crucial in determining the performance and productivity of cells and organisms. For example, in an agricultural context, the production of harvestable end-products of plant metabolism is entirely dependent on the flux phenotype of the plant; while in biotechnology, the exploitation of micro-organisms and plants hinges on an ability to reconfigure the metabolic network to favour a flux distribution that leads to the preferential synthesis of particular products. Thus the fluxes supported by the plant metabolic network play a pivotal role in determining both phenotype and productivity.
My main interest lies in understanding the organisation and regulation of the metabolic fluxes that occur in the plant metabolic network. A knowledge of the transcriptome, proteome or metabolome does not lead easily to the metabolic flux phenotype, and internal fluxes within the metabolic network have to be deduced from a suite of computational and experimental tools. My research group is strongly involved in the development and application of steady-state metabolic flux analysis (MFA), a technique that allows fluxes to be deduced from a stoichiometric model of the network using stable isotope (13C) labelling data and measurements of biosynthetic outputs. We complement this MFA work with an in silico approach using genome-scale models and constraints-based flux balance analysis. Together these methods allow us to assess the metabolic phenotypes of wild type, mutant and transgenic plants, and thus the metabolic impact of genetic and environmental perturbations.
Future work will address fundamental questions relating to metabolic network capacity and performance in the tissues of C3, C4 and CAM plants; as well as analyzing the metabolic interactions that occur between cell types in plant tissues, and between plants and microbes.
Current projects include:
- Integrated source-sink metabolic modelling of tomato fruit development.
- Constraints-based metabolic modelling of C4 and CAM photosynthesis.
- A flux analysis perspective on the metabolic capacity of Euglena gracilis.
- Flux analysis of Azorhizobium caulinodans under N2 and non-N2 fixing conditions.
- Effect of charge and proton balancing on constraints-based metabolic models.
- Metabolic analysis of potassium stress in an Arabidopsis suspension culture.
Other areas of interest for future projects:
- Cell- and tissue-specific metabolic flux analysis.
- In silico engineering of CAM photosynthesis and bioenergy crops.
- Provision of reducing power for growth and development.
- Metabolic analysis of osmotolerance in plant pathogens.
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The National Transport Authority, which is the transport regulator, has selected six subsidised bus routes in Waterford city, including the Tramore service, for competitive tender from December 2016, along with a number of commuter services to Dublin.
There is a strong tradition of private operators in the Waterford/Southeast region who can bid for these contracts. Bus Éireann will also be able to tender.
The Department of Transport is of the firm view that should these six city routes be taken up by a private operator, it will not undermine the viability of Bus Éireann's operations in Waterford.
The Waterford Public Service Obligation (PSO) services to be tendered comprise about 16 buses, or 15% of the overall operation of the Depot. Commercial intercity 'Expressway' services, which aren't subvented, as well as school transport, will remain wholly with Bus Éireann.
This is not designed to be a downgraded service — rather the opposite. This controlled pilot competition aims to generate higher commuter take-up, better value for money, and a lower State subvention requirement.
As per Bus Eireann's current contract, the NTA will set and monitor service levels, timetables and fares. It's intended that free State travel passes will be honoured by any new operator.
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Domestic violence questions at San Antonio mayoral forum prompt shouting matches
The first mayoral forum since San Antonio's May elections grew heated Tuesday when moderators asked challenger Greg Brockhouse about domestic violence accusations against him, prompting outbursts and shouting matches between those in attendance at Travis Park Church downtown.
While the candidates were never on stage together, the contentious nature of Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Brockhouse's runoff race was on display. The men appeared separately at the event, fielding questions from Rivard Report journalist Iris Dimmick and Pastor Gavin Rogers.
The quarrels began about 30 minutes into the forum, when Rogers asked Brockhouse about reports from 2006 and 2009 in which women married to him called police and accused him of assault.
Brockhouse doubled down on his assertions that the event chronicled in a 2009 police report did not happen. He also read a statement from his wife in which she also flatly rejects the accusations.
"It's absolutely false," he said.
In the report, obtained and published by the San Antonio Express-News, his current wife, Annalisa, says he grabbed her, threw her to the ground and tried to hit her on Dec. 23, 2009. She told officers then that he relented when children entered the room.
Brockhouse said the report contains inaccuracies, such as misidentifying his height and eye color and incorrectly citing a section of the Texas criminal code.
"There are so many inaccuracies in it, I don't even want to sit here and talk about it," he said.
He stopped short of saying the report was not authentic.
On ExpressNews.com: Past domestic violence allegations emerge against Brockhouse
City officials have said they don't have any record of the report. They told news organizations who requested the report it did not exist. Legal experts say that might be because the report was expunged, or erased through a judicial process.
When Dimmick asked whether he or anyone he knows requested the report be expunged, Brockhouse said: "No," adding later: "The situation did not happen."
Moderators also asked Brockhouse about an earlier incident from 2006, in which his second wife, from whom he was separated, told police he pushed her into a wall, prompting her then-boyfriend to come to her defense.
Brockhouse, listed as a complainant in the report, has said he was the victim of an attack. He reiterated that point Tuesday night.
His answers prompted shouts from some sections of the crowd, demanding he show proof for his denials. Those outbursts drew quick and loud rebuke from Brockhouse supporters, who started chants of "Brockhouse" and shouted for the removal of one of the people asking for proof.
Several times, the moderators reminded those in attendance they were in a house of worship and asked them to remain civil amid the intense discussion.
"You wanted to hear me speak," Brockhouse said to the boisterous crowd. "I'm speaking. Now you need to listen."
Before he discussed the reports, Brockhouse said domestic violence is a critical issue in San Antonio. He said he would support an effort from two of his colleagues to increase funding to address it in San Antonio.
"We must put the full weight and force of City Hall behind it," he said.
On ExpressNews.com: Activists call on Brockhouse to address domestic violence allegations
The police reports, first made public in March by the Express-News, gained new prominence in the race this week after a newly-formed group of activists, Mētú, called on him to address the reports in more detail.
Tuesday night, Brockhouse again accused the group of doing Nirenberg's political bidding and pointed out once more that one of the group's founders, Gina Galaviz Eisenberg, has a family violence past of her own.
He was referring to a July 2007 incident at the Cadillac Bar downtown between Eisenberg and her then-boyfriend, Ronald Aguillen. Court records show that Aguillen struck her, giving her a black eye. She said Monday that she bit him to defend herself.
The forum also touched on transportation, the recent influx of migrants, the controversial vote to remove Chick-fil-A from the airport concession contract and the candidates' leadership styles.
Brockhouse has said the Nirenberg campaign is attacking him personally because the mayor has no record of accomplishment.
"Last week I put out an action plan with 51 items for the future," Brockhouse said. "Ron Nirenberg talks about one thing: my personal life."
Asked later to respond, Nirenberg listed what he sees as his accomplishments and said the domestic violence reports raise legitimate questions for someone vying to lead the city.
"When these revelations come to light, they need to be answered," Nirenberg said. "Let's be clear: Councilman Brockhouse is not the victim. Furthermore, I am not the abuser."
Dylan McGuinness covers City Hall and local politics in San Antonio. Read him on our free site, mySA.com, and on our subscriber site, ExpressNews.com. | email@example.com | Twitter: @DylMcGuinness


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I'm a Nursery Nurse working in the Bears and Butterflies. I'm qualified with a Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education.
What is your childcare background?
This is my first job after college. I actually came to Harpole last year as a student and loved it so much that I applied for this position when it came up.
I come from a big family and take care of my nieces and nephews most days.
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My special people are my nieces and nephews. I love spending time with all five of them and I'm really excited to meet my new niece who is due soon.
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My favourite thing about nursery is playing with all the children. I love singing songs and getting messy, too.
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Double above-knee amputee Matthew Brewer finds restored mobility and newfound passion for life
Learning to live and walk again as a double above-knee amputee can seem overwhelming without support. Learn how Matthew Brewer is now walking independently and enjoying sports again with custom lower limb prosthetic devices.
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Matthew grew up enjoying a very active childhood in Huntington Beach. He loved spending time with his friends and playing sports. Surfing, skateboarding, BMX bike-riding, and snowboarding were a few of his favorites. He even competed in snowboarding and was ranked 14th in the nation in 1998 by the U.S. Amateur Snowboard Association.
Then at age 33, Matthew was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Everything changed. He faced surgery, chemotherapy, daily nausea, and extreme pain. He felt self-doubt and worried he would not live a long life. Matthew suppressed his emotions with drugs, which eventually led to an addiction and an overdose. Eighteen hours after Matthew's overdose, his roommate found him unconscious and called for help. "I remember the paramedics being there, asking if I could move my legs. When I couldn't, I started to panic." Doctors later informed Matthew and his family that he would need to have both his legs amputated to save his life.
For two-and-a-half years after his amputation, Matthew used opioids to manage his pain. To his family, the once vibrant and energetic star was unrecognizable and looked comatose. Then by chance, Matthew's sister Tera was able to get him an opportunity to appear on the syndicated television show The Doctors. The show's experts introduced Matthew to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to ween him off drugs and treat his deep depression. "To my surprise, it was like a light switch turned on. I finally had the desire for so much more in life."
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It's been the same story for the past three years, with project managers and managing directors sharing their space on the best paid list.
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Lawyers are also a long way from struggle street – their average salary in Australia sits at $106,453, according to Indeed. The latest data from the ATO states partners in large firms may earn multiples of that figure while judges, magistrates and tribunal members had an average taxable income of $195,703 in 2016-17.
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Twenty-one day rotations are the norm for Australian-based supervisors, while those working in Asia may spend up to 28 days away from home, at a stretch.
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Being on the tools underground can be almost as lucrative as drilling for the black gold. While six figure annual incomes are common for Australian mine workers of all stripes, the small clutch of jumbo operators – individuals who operate underground drilling apparatus – are sitting prettier than the rest when payday rolls around.
Rates for a 12-hour shift range from $1000 to $1500, according to WA mining recruiter Nick Fennessy. It's far from easy money – temperatures can exceed 40 degrees with humidity close to 100 per cent – and those earning it need nerves of steel, as well as physical stamina.
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Are you someone who likes to explore emerging trends, get your head around new technologies and scope out their likely effects on people and businesses? Some individuals are paid to do so – often very well indeed.
Chairman of the Futures Foundation Australia Charles Brass estimates Australia is home to between 60 and 80 freelance futurists who speak at events and undertake consulting assignments lasting anywhere from a day to three months. Daily rates of between $2,500 and $6000 are the norm, according to Brass.
"There is a relatively small group of people who go looking for a futurist and once they go looking, price is not usually a major concern," he says.
Until around 15 years ago, becoming a futurist was simply a matter of designating yourself as such but these days many younger members of the cohort have completed a Master of Strategic Foresight at Swinburne University, Brass says.
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Privacy consultants hail from a range of backgrounds – cyber-law, political science and public policy are common – and typically amass experience in in-house roles before striking out for themselves.
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i remember pics of this car from the old forums. cant wait til you finisher her off mate
Hey boys and girls,
Yeah yeah, you probably know my PoS by now, but thought I better have a thread about it on here anyway, since it was on the old forums.
Anyway, in October 2006 (lol) I acquired an AE86 from Townsville without having seen it before in my life. Bought it from some random off Twincam. At the time, I had an MR2 SW20 turbo that was all well and good, but I liked sliding, and epic oversteer from the MR2 made learning a little too hard.
Anyway, was meant to be over in 3 months, but life has gotten in the way so it's gone really slow. Full time work, part time uni (nearly fkn finished), parents split, moved house, got a dog, got a gf (that's pretty halarious in its own right), and yeah, just generally not knowing what I'm doing has slowed things down. In the time I've been working on it my daily has changed from an MR2 to a HJ Kingswood, to a VS Commodore, to a KE70 panelvan and now I've finally got a JZS147 Aristo, which I seem to be pretty solid with.
Anyway, moved house in Oct last year, and shed only finally got built about 3 wks ago. Yay. Except dad's a slackarse and is currently obsessed with his younger filo gf, and won't put up benching yet. I'd fk it bad if I tried. So still waiting on stuff. Everything in the mean time has been stored at my mum's house, and is largely inaccessible. Yeah woo.
Anyway, enough ranting, but those are my excuses why this thing isn't finished yet, and I'm sticking to them. Hopefully finish it sometime this year, but we'll see how we go.
Keep in mind that all this was into a stock (rust free mind you) ADM AE86. I've missed stuff out that I've had to convert, but I'm sure you get the idea.
AE101 4AGZE Block and head
ARP Headstuds
Cometic triple layer metal headgasket
New timing belt
RWD 4AGE intake manifold
T3 Bigport/Smallport port adaptor
Kelway short runner high mount manifold
Brand new Garrett GT2560R
Tial 38mm wastegate
Custom dump pipe, screamer, exhaust, all 3"
440cc injectors
Walbro external fuel pump
Facet lifter pump feeding surge tank
K&N Air filter
Sard fuel pressure regulator
450x300x76mm JustJap intercooler
56mm thick Koyo radiator
B&M Supercooler for engine oil
12" Thermofan setup
Niteparts W5x to 4A bellhousing
T18 clutch slave
Xtreme 4 puck cushioned button clutch
Newish looking W58
Custom single piece tailshaft
F series diff from an auto YR22 Tarago (4.3 ratio'd)
TRD 2-way LSD
Custom handbrake cables (sik)
Steering / Suspension / Brakes
Quaife Quickrack
AJPS steering rack bushes
P/S knuckles
T3 RCAs
Front Struts converted by AJPS to coilover (8kg springs with 4-way adjustable short stroke KYB shocks; lost adjusters, might replace)
6kg rear springs with 8-way adjustable short stroke KYB shocks
New bushes here and there
Front and rear Whiteline swaybars
Adjustable Whiteline panhard rod
Cusco camber tops on front tops
AE101 4AGZE calipers
Slotted (redrilled) Peugot 406 discs (278mm)
Epic rear drums that came with the F series
Cusco brake master cylinder stopper
Whiteline front strutbrace
Elevo 350mm suede steering wheel
Fibreglass skin over dash
AW11 seats up the front
5 point bolt in halfcage (rear)
Sweet custom door cards I got from my mates for my 21st
Microtech LT10S with hand controller
GReddy Auto Turbo Timer
GReddy Profec II Spec B Boost Controller
Custom scrolling display (made it at work when bored)
15" Simmons wheels (mesh centre, 3 piece, staggered offset)
MA61 mags (skidders)
Streeter by Streeter bodykit (last in AU? Lol)
Custom Yellow/Orange paint body, dark Grey/Blue kit
Will post pics when I find some goodn's, might even take some new ones. It's far more impressive on paper than it is in person, but meh.
The funny thing? It's all on the car other than the interior (other than the cage, that's all in) and the kit. Still need to do brake and clutch fluids and make sure everything's working, and fix up a few things that since installing, I've realised I've munted, but yeah, the majority of it is actually done. Not a pipe dream or something, it's all sitting dormant ready for skids. Poor 4A won't know what hit it...
Further more on the funny line, I'm already starting to think of where I should try and go once I get sick of the 4A. The rest of the car is done to an excellent spec that could take pretty much any sane engine combo. Was even thinking 4GR-FE if I could find one cheap enough (lol, not likely in the next 5 years).
Purchased a stock (and albeit somewhat dodgy) front bar and rear bar from Johl. Gonna have them on while I'm learning to drive it "properly", and to avoid attention I guess. Will save time in getting it road going too me thinks.
The Phoenix; In the build since 10/06!
:: 4A-GTE / GT2560R / W58 / TRD 2-Way / F Series Diff / Microtech LT10S / AJPS Supplied Suspension ::
Where will it stop? Will it ever be finished? How will it go? Why am I not wearing any pants?
So, I was thinking of doing something a lot of people might not agree with...
Because I was learning a lot of stuff while doing this car, I'm looking back on it and thinking, "god, I wish I did that a different way". There's so much that I really am considering taking everything off it and putting it back together again in a more organised fashion. The way it is at the moment is that it'd work, but I'm not sure for how long.
I'm actually considering buying a house soon, and frankly I wouldn't have much money at all for about a year. So it makes perfect sense to actually do this. I think it might be a reason why I've lost so much motivation over the last year, despite there not being that much to actually do. It's a bit of an abortion in my eyes, and there's much that can be improved cheaply.
I've got a TIG welder that can do AC/DC now, a full bottle of argon, plenty of filler rods, a DeWalt angle grinder, and plenty of other tools. My dad has just finished his shed in his new house, and he's got a metal lathe with a 4ft work area, a nice drill press with a compound table, and plenty of cut-off saws, etc. I've used most of it before too, and anything I haven't, I know someone who can show me. If I do do something, it'll probably be more inspired by what some of the crazier AE86's have achieved, eg, Medwin's Blue beast, anything Josh Young has touched, etc.
Gotta do some thinking...
The Phoenix; In the build since 10/06!
:: 4A-GTE / GT2560R / W58 / TRD 2-Way / F Series Diff / Microtech LT10S / AJPS Supplied Suspension ::
Where will it stop? Will it ever be finished? How will it go? Why am I not wearing any pants?
hey man whats the answer to the big decision?
I remember when i was building my 4agte 86 started same time as you roughly, bought the bell housing in the same group buy. So i been following this build.
Think some pics are due anways lol
dude build it how you want it, but remember theres gotta be some driving in there somewhere, otherwise you lose the bond you share with your car.
Yeah, it's been pretty stagnant. Mind you, I'm actually trying to buy my own place at the moment. Since I moved with my dad in October last year between his houses, I've been really displaced, with half my stuff being at mums and half of my stuff being at dads. Never really wanted to unpack at either place and set up because I have disagreements with them both (mum's an alcho and dad's just a stubborn hedonist sometimes).
But yeah, found a place that's awesomely huge, has double lockup under the house, and a big extra-high double shed in the back. It's halfway between the parentals houses too, and is exactly what I've been after. Got a contract on it.
Pretty keen on taking it apart and putting it back together though, and doing bits on the house when I cut the shits with it. Just need to settle down somewhere first, I'm getting a bit tired of nomad style.
The Phoenix; In the build since 10/06!
:: 4A-GTE / GT2560R / W58 / TRD 2-Way / F Series Diff / Microtech LT10S / AJPS Supplied Suspension ::
Where will it stop? Will it ever be finished? How will it go? Why am I not wearing any pants?
Well, it's nearly the 3 year mark on this project. I've been thinking a lot lately too. At the moment it seems the best course of action, at this point in my life, is to part it out.
Hasn't been an easy decision but owning a house is a lot more expensive than I thought it would be. Couple that with there's still a lot of cost (maybe 2k, but at the moment every dollar is counting so that might as well be 100k) to get it roadworthy. Still owe a lot on my loan too, and that's really stinging every time they take a payment out so I need it gone.
I bought a house with a shed, but I'll have to hold off getting another project car for a year or so. Not long, but it's going to feel like ages. Don't know if the next thing will be an AE86 or not, but we'll see.
I guess the up side is that there are going to be some fkn great parts coming unto the community that are actually going to be used, lol.
The Phoenix; In the build since 10/06!
:: 4A-GTE / GT2560R / W58 / TRD 2-Way / F Series Diff / Microtech LT10S / AJPS Supplied Suspension ::
Where will it stop? Will it ever be finished? How will it go? Why am I not wearing any pants?


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Mode of Exploitation
The Mode of Exploitation is the manner in which the Ruling Class goes about exploiting subordinate classes and accumulating Surplus Labour. According to (Ruyle, 1975, pp. 11-12)any specific Mode of Exploitation consists of three interrelated factors; these factors include
- Exploitative Techniques (i.e. the mechanisms through which economic surplus is extracted, what we might also call a Regime of Accumulation),
- Mechanisms of Force (like the police and the army who are called in to ensure regimes of extraction continue by physically coercing the population if necessary), and
- Ideological Institutions (what I would call Ideological Apparatus) like the church, Hollywood, and the family tasked with controlling the minds of the exploited populations.
According to Ruyle (1975: pp. 11-12) "These elements of the exploitative system may be institutionalized separately, as in industrial societies such as the United States and the Soviet Union, or they may be integrated into a single unitary institution, as in the early Bronze Age. The precise ensemble of exploitative techniques, together with the manner in which state-church elements are institutionalized, constitutes a historical mode of exploitation."
See Also
===The System=== Regime of Accumulation
- Mode of Exploitation
- EPMO | Distraction | Perception Sanitation | Indoctrination
- Agents of Consciousness -> Hollywood | Parents | Teachers
- Socialization -> Primary Socialization | Secondary Socialization | Agents of Socialization -> Parents | Teachers
- Hidden Curriculum
- Archetypes
- Distraction | Perception Sanitation | Indoctrination
Further Reading
Sosteric, Mike (RSGME). The Rocket Scientists' Guide to Money and the Economy. Lightning Path Press. More Info
Ruyle, E. E. (1975). Mode of Production and Mode of Exploitation: The Mechanical and the Dialectical. Dialectical Anthropology, 1(1), 7-23.


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This Westhampton Beach Contemporary, listed for $4.2 million, was designed to make you feel like you're on a boat, says listing agent Ellen Berkowitz of The Real Estate Store.
There are porthole windows in the master bedroom and curved glass walls etched with wave designs in the master bath. The master suite also features a fireplace and private balcony with unobstructed views of Moneybogue Bay.
That's one of the breathtaking things about the 3.3-acre property, Berkowitz says, adding, "there's nothing between you and the bay but natural vegetation."
The 1996 home has five bedrooms with four bathrooms and a half-bath, an eat-in kitchen, media room and combination living room-dining room with a fireplace. The on-the-water feel continues outside the house, where there are multiple decks, a new pool with an outdoor shower, a private boardwalk and floating dock. The home comes with beach rights, and Berkowitz says the location is key -- it's just a short walk to town or to those sandy shores.
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Ratatouille Recipe
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Cut the eggplant into 1/2" cubes, put into a colander and salt liberally. Let it drain while preparing the other vegetables.
Keeping all the vegetables separate on the cutting board, cut the peppers, tomatoes, onions, and squashes the same size as the eggplant.
Smash and peel the garlic and chop it coarsely.
In a heavy-bottomed pan, heat some of the olive oil and gently saute the eggplant until golden brown. Drain and reserve.
Turn the heat to medium-low and add more oil to the pot. Saute the onions until they are translucent, then add the garlic and spice mix. Stir until combined.
Add the peppers and stir for 3 minutes.
Add the squash and stir for 3 minutes.
Add the tomatoes, cooking for 10 minutes and stirring occasionally. Finally add the drained eggplant, and cook 15-20 minutes more until everything is soft and flavorful. Add 5 minutes if you think it needs more time.
You can garnish with fresh basil or other herbs and a drizzle of olive oil.
I think this glorious dish tastes even better the next day.
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When it comes to starting your day, there's no better way to put a spring in your step than with a brisk morning walk. Sydney boasts some of the most beautiful strolls around, with stunning views of gardens, harbours and more. Check out our picks for the best morning walks in Sydney, just a short stroll from your short-stay apartment in Sydney's CBD.
Just a hop, skip and a jump from the CBD, the Royal Botanic Gardens are one of the oldest public gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. Divided into four precincts and filled with gorgeous flora, the park covers a massive 30 hectares, so there's plenty of room for you to roam.
The Royal Botanic Gardens offer free 90-minute guided walks, starting from the Information Centre at 10:30am every day, as well as a shorter one-hour walk on weekdays from 1 March to 30 November at 1:00pm. For those of you who want to blaze your own trail, the park also has a collection of self-guided walks (available on your phone) with options including a Garden Highlights path, Sculpture Walk, and running trails for one, two and three kilometres.
One of Sydney's newest developments, Barangaroo Reserve is a stunning urban renewal project that sits on Sydney CBD's western waterfront. In addition to an abundance of dining and retail opportunities, the reserve also offers amazing views, walking trails and picnic spots, with over 75,000 native planted trees, ferns, and other flora.
Although the reserve has several different walking trails over many levels, the Wulugul Walk is the main track and highly recommended. The walk (which gets its name from the local indigenous word for kingfish), is still under development with only the first two sections open. However, once construction has been completed, it will stretch for 2km and follow the foreshore from Walsh Bay to Darling Harbour. If you're looking for something a bit more intense, we also suggest the 90-minute walk which starts at the Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf and takes you through the Royal Botanic Gardens, Opera House, Circular Quay, Walsh Bay, and Millers Point, before reaching the start of Wulugul Walk.
Located just 10 minutes from the CBD, Centennial Parklands has been one of Sydney's favourite parks since 1888. The area includes Centennial Park, Moore Park and Queens Park, covering a massive 360 hectares and showcasing sporting fields, formal gardens, avenues, ponds, and more.
Centennial Park offers several walking trails that you can easily access via the izi.TRAVEL app, including the Nature and Wildlife Walking Tour (one hour) and History Walking Tour, both of which come with audio commentary about the history and wildlife in the park. Alternatively, you can also embark on the Grand Drive Circuit which extends for 3.6km and will take around the edge of the park as you take in the stunning views of the gardens and lakes.
For breathtaking views of the Sydney CBD skyline, Anzac Bridge, and Rozelle and Blackwattle Bay, the Glebe Foreshore walk is the perfect choice for you. Starting a Bicentennial Park in Rozelle Bay, the route follows the waterfront and takes you across Federal Park, Jubilee Park, Pope Paul VI Reserve, Blackwattle Bay Park, the Sydney Fish Market, before finishing in Glebe.
Popular with tourists, pedestrians, cyclists, and more, the walk extends for 4km (return) and is perfect for anyone with young children or dogs. Don't forget to look to your left as you might also catch the dragon boaters doing their morning training sessions – it's quite an impressive sight!
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Second place! 16 interesting middle names for modern tots
A lot of space on the internet is (quite rightly) devoted to wonderful first names for new babies, but middle names deserve a time to shine too!
Here's some unusual choices you should definitely consider. We've gone for unusual with a side of pretty, cute or clever – not unusual BONKERS, to be clear.


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GWBASIC for C64 startup screen opening up a whole new world for the C64
There have been two or three different approaches to fixing the totally inadequate, crappy Commodore BASIC V2 on the C64. These involve extending BASIC or replacing it completely. Extended BASIC packages usually, but not always, choose to prefix each extended command with a character usually not used in BASIC commands, such as an @ symbol, or an exclamation mark. The crappy Commodore BASIC V2 interpreter could be copied from ROM to RAM and modified to look out for these characters, then go to a new routine to deal with them. One method is to rewrite an error vector to point to your new code, but of course I have no real idea how this is done. This is because it shouldn't be necessary in the first place. Other alternative BASICs, such as Simons' BASIC and Laser BASIC totally replace Commodore BASIC V2, not requiring their commands to be prefixed by any special characters, but Simons' BASIC keeps the Commodore abbreviations for commands, while Laser BASIC doesn't. Some extended BASICs for the C64, such as Applesoft BASIC on http://commodore.software/index.php?option=com_jdownloads&view=category&catid=10&Itemid=126 , don't require special characters, but don't totally replace Commodore BASIC V2, because the Commodore abbreviated commands still work.
GWBASIC for C64 with a white on black colour scheme
Now read on for details of a quick fix for the Commodore 64.
I was pleasantly surprised, or even shocked when I recently found and downloaded a copy of something called "GWBASIC VER 1.0" by Mariani G & Sorgato F which was on the now defunct website Wikispaces, but is now on https://www.commodoreserver.com/PublicDiskDetails.asp?DID=49345731C288494094DA24B832E74E56 This enables people to program computers even if they're not good at maths. I demand this right! It was originally created in 1987! It has 26111 bytes free. The function keys are already defined and can be redefined with the KEY [n],[string] command, although the strings can't be very long. Unfortunately, the list of function key definitions don't get their own window and only the keys F1 (LIST), F3 (LOAD"), F5 (CONT+CHR$(13)), and F7 (TROFF+CHR$(13)) are displayed, because the display doesn't change when you press the Shift key. The other key definitions are F2 (RUN+CHR$(13)), F4 (SAVE"), F6 (TRON+CHR$(13)), and F8 (KEY). I started to type in some of the amazing Microsoft Extended BASIC commands I originally learnt from reading MSX magazines in 1984, because MSX BASIC is heavily influenced by and an update to Microsoft's GW BASIC for MS-DOS, as well as their Tandy Color BASIC/Dragon BASIC. These commands include SCREEN [n] and LINE (x1,y1)-(x2,y2). Unfortunately, I found out I couldn't clear the C64 graphics screen with a simple SCREEN 1 command, so this version of GWBASIC isn't all I'd hoped for. It may require the routine from my "DRAWING THE LINE" series. The Commodore abbreviated commands still work as well. Further investigation revealed that it was originally released by an Italian company called Systems or Systems something who produced Commodore 64 specialist magazines such as "Commodore Computer Club" which were actually in Italian! This means TMR thinks they're "totally irrelevant". Not only that, but I found this out, as well as news of their MS-DOS simulator from http://www.c64-wiki.de/index.php/MS-DOS_Simulator , a page which is written in German, so that makes it even more irrelevant, as far as TMR is concerned!
A GWBASIC program to draw a line from the top left to bottom right hand corner of the C64 hires screen
I investigated further and found out that there were later versions of this GWBASIC software for the Commodore 64! I downloaded V2 from a site which has been taken down since this post was originally published to see what improvements there were, hoping it would clear the graphics screen with just a SCREEN 1 or even SCREEN 1:CLS. I tried this and it worked! It has 23295 BASIC bytes free at startup, but the potential this gives you is amazing! LOCATE [y,x] also works to position the text cursor. I was soon able to have it drawing a line from the top left hand corner to the bottom right hand corner of the screen, just like on an MSX computer and in roughly the MSX default colours! Congratulations, Microsoft! Here's how I did it, without a PEEK or POKE in sight…
The result of the line drawing program
The C64 colours have been renumbered to make them similar to GW BASIC. Line 30 just stops the program returning to the text screen, the same as MSX BASIC would always automatically do, then print an error message if there was one. You need to hit RUN STOP and RESTORE to break out of this, similar to MSX CTRL and STOP. The screen numbers SCREEN 0 (text) and SCREEN 1 up to 15 (graphics) seem to be available, but are mainly the same hires or lores C64 graphics display modes, compared to SCREEN 0 (mono text with up to 40 columns), SCREEN 1 (multicolour text in up to 32 columns with sprites), SCREEN 2 (hires graphics with sprites), and SCREEN 3 (blocky graphics with sprites) on MSX. Apart from this, the number 1 following the comma at the end of the LINE command selects the colour, but it seems only the colours 0 and 1 are available, otherwise you get an ILLEGAL QUANTITY error, so I'll have to investigate further. Giving another COLOR command only succeeded in changing the colour of the line already there, as well as drawing another line in the same colour. Unfortunately, when I tried to SAVE the program listed above I got the error message "Disk not ready", but I think that copying the relevant GWBASIC file or files onto another disk image, or a real floppy disk will probably fix that. Now it looks like people reading this can have all the fun of typing in lots of GW BASIC listings, such as for the IBM PC and the short lived IBM PC Jr (which was killed off partly by biased Commodore ads) from books, as well as for these and the Tandy "Coco" from "Compute!" magazine, and even Dragon/Tandy "Coco" BASIC listings from INPUT magazine with slight modifications! The changes you need to make include multiplying or dividing the screen coordinates, as well as replacing the Tandy/Dragon PRINT@[n] with LOCATE [y,x]:PRINT , but I'm not sure what other alterations may be needed at the moment. PMODE n,n and PCLS are commands I never read in MSX BASIC listings, and they don't work in this implementation of GWBASIC for the C64 either. Obviously, PEEKs and POKEs for Dragon, Tandy, and PCs won't work with GWBASIC for the C64.
Don't forget there's also a Spectrum emulator which enables you to have all the fun of programming in Sinclair BASIC on your C64! You used to be able to find it on a "totally irrelevant" Italian website which has since been taken down.
I think that what all of this shows is how powerful the classic GW BASIC is, as well as the fairly compatible QBASIC. Unfortunately, Visual BASIC isn't really BASIC at all.
That's all for now! I think I'll go and play with my Atari Assembler Editor and study some more Polish.


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I'm not making any progress at growing my bookkeeping clients list. What am I doing wrong?
Almost every bookkeeper I talk to has a problem getting clients… And I ask them, what are you actually doing to get clients?
They usually tell me they are:
[+] joining meetup groups
[+] hunting for clients from online job postings
[+] writing blog posts
[+] asking friends and family for referrals
[+] networking
[+] relying on referrals
IF you are below $10K/month and doing any of these, STOP.
The problem with doing all of these things is that there's too much scattered action.
So what's the key?
Focusing on ONE strategy and nailing it till you get to $10K per month.
Extraordinary results are directly determined by how narrow you can make your focus.
You need to be doing fewer things for more effect instead of doing more things with side effects. Going small is a simple approach to extraordinary results.
… And it works.
WHY? Because it has only one purpose –
To ultimately get you to the point, which is growing your bookkeeping business without spending HOURS doing all of these meaningless tasks.
So here's the takeaway:
Stop relying on referrals, stop writing eBooks and stop searching for clients on UpWork.
Find a strategy that works and go all in on that…
If you don't know where to start, I suggest:
1. Cold email – Get a list of your ideal clients and send them a short, simple and easy to read email that is to the point. Say that you're able to help them, and that you're available for a call. KEEP IT SIMPLE… The reason why people say cold email is "dead" is because they are filling their emails with useless information and….
… they don't know where to find the RIGHT email addresses to contact.
2. LinkedIn and LinkedIn automation. Connect, message, view and endorse.
LinkedIn is a goldmine for the accounting and bookkeeping space, make good use of it.
Map out some templates that are easily adaptable, value based and non "salesy". Give value, give value, give value and ask to hop on a call if they're a good fit.
Shan Mikkelsen is Founder and Director at Launch Marketing Brisbane, helping firms in the financial industry grow by leveraging the power of social media marketing and social media advertising.


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What Is GEDmatch? How To Use GEDmatch? Start your genetic genealogy with DNA data
This article was written by the Genomelink team. If you want to learn more about your DNA beyond genealogy, make sure to drop by Genomelink. 170+ genetic traits are available in the following categories: Ancient Ancestry, Food & Nutrition, Personality, Intelligence, Fitness, and Physical Traits. Get your first 25 traits for free.
Genomics is the Genomelink team's passion and we have tried literally all kinds of DNA tests and websites out there. In this article, we're introducing GEDmatch — one of the most popular tools to track down family members and family history using raw DNA data that you can get from DNA results like 23andMe or AncestryDNA.
What is GEDmatch?
GEDmatch.com is a great family finder tool for people who are interested in finding your relatives for FREE. It is commonly used by professional genetic genealogists for genealogy research. The core features include:
- One-To-Many DNA Comparison Result: Helps you compare your genetic profile from GEDmatch database. Their emails are provided so you can quickly contact them if you get a hit.
- One-to-One Autosomal DNA Comparison: This helps you narrow down the comparison with one specific relative member. Use this to confirm how much DNA data you actually share with that person before you reach out.
- Admixture (heritage): This is a well-known analysis for identifying your ethnic roots. Like AncestryDNA and 23andMe, it shows the proportion of your DNA coming from a particular ethnicity/geography. It's interesting to compare these results with that of other ancestry tests.
There are numerous tools listed on the GEDmatch homepage that you can use for different purposes (as pictured below). For first-timers, we recommend starting out with the 3 tools listed above (boxed in red in the image below).
How to use GEDmatch?
First, upload your DNA data from DNA testing companies like AncestryDNA. After receiving the test results of your common ancestor, these companies allow you to download your own raw DNA data and upload that elsewhere to access different information, like GEDmatch.
List of companies whose raw data are compatible with GEDmatch (links to respective pages explaining how to download raw DNA data):
AncestryDNA (Ancestry.com)
Family Tree DNA (FTDNA)
Once you've downloaded your raw data file, create a GEDmatch account and upload your data. (We're writing a step-by-step guide on how to do this in another blog post). Note that it will take a few hours after uploading to see your results. They don't notify you when it's ready — but you can check the "Kit ID", and if it says no kit number registered yet, you need to wait a little longer.
How to understand the results?
Once your results are ready, you are able to explore a number of features on GEDmatch. Here are two main tools:
1. One-To-Many DNA Comparison Result
When you click "One-To-Many DNA Comparison Result", you can see a list of contacts like below.
How do you evaluate the results to determine who is a potential relative? Check "Overlap and Total cM" first.
Total cM" is the total length of all substantial DNA segments you share with a DNA match. "Overlap" is the total number of overlapping SNPs that you share with your match. SNPs are "single nucleotide polymorphisms." You can think of them simply as DNA letters important in determining your unique genetic profile.
The table* below summarizes the total cM expected from different degrees of relations within the family. For example, if your parents' data is on Gedmatch, they should show up as a match with over 3000 cM shared. If you do it with great-grandparents, it would be around 464-1486cM. Or 46-515cm with 2nd cousin.
*If you want further details, dnapainter's comprehensive chart of cM calculator does a good job of explaining this. Note that DNA data files and their coverage of the genome differ across companies, so results may inevitably not be 100% accurate.
In conclusion, by checking "Overlap" and "Total cM", you may find people who share significant amount of DNA with you — people who potentially are your newfound relatives!
2. One-to-One Autosomal DNA Comparison
Once you find someone who shares a good chunk of DNA data with you, you can start digging into the details of your DNA relationship with them. The image below is from the One-To-One DNA Comparison Result: it gives you a visual representation of which segments of your DNA you share with that person (chromosome browser). What you want to see is how many blue chunks do you have.
What else can we do with GEDmatch?
One-To-Many DNA Comparison Result and One-To-One DNA Comparison Result are awesome tools to start with. Besides those, here's our recommendation for what else to try.
Try out Admixture / Oracle with Population Search. This helps you learn what genetic ethnicity you have based on publicly available genealogy databases such as MDLP, Eurogenes, Dodecad, etc. Here is a summary of the recommended databases to use based on your ethnicity.
MDLP — European
Eurogenes — European
Dodecad — Eurasians, Asians, Africans
HarappaWorld — South Asian
Ethiohelix — African
puntDNAL — (Unknown)
GedrosiaDNA — Eurasian (Indian and Asian)
Also, One to One X DNA Comparison is a unique feature that enables you to do the same comparison as "One-To-One DNA Comparison" for your X Chromosome. The main One to One comparison tool analyzes autosomal DNA, which is your numbered chromosomes commonly used by ancestry DNA companies. Y-DNA can trace your paternal line (father's side), X DNA does the same for your mother's side maternal line. You can learn more about how to use this tool on this post as well! ("How to Understand Gedmatch X One-to-One Results")
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Children's Behaviour
Choosing your child's glasses
When choosing a pair of glasses for your child, there are a few points to consider
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- Safety
- Versatility
- Overall fit
- Your child's involvement
Pattern Glare, Photosensitivity and Tinted Lenses
Tinted lenses are often prescribed by optometrists for patients who complain of light sensitivity as well as for protection against U.V. light exposure.
"Pattern glare" is a condition in which patients are abnormally sensitive to light, and to certain patterns. Printed reading can also often cause problems for people who are sensitive to light due to the spatial effect of words and rows.... read more
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Picture yourself waiting for the signal to change, hands firmly on the wheel of your turbine assisted pony car, when in the lane alongside you, a hybrid pulls up. You smile smugly, but when the light changes, the hybrid leaves you in its small carbon-footprint dust.
Now you have some idea of how Daniel Ricciardo must feel when he takes his docile Renault powered Team Red Bull F1 car to the track, knowing that he is severely outgunned by the Mercedes and Ferraris on all sides.
If Ricciardo does stick with the team following 2018, he will have the opportunity to see what sort of propulsion unit Honda can supply, as Red Bull has cut ties with the Renault company to see what can be done to establish parity at least, superiority hopefully, for the 2019 season.
Mercedes and Ferrari have not stood pat, either. They have made another leap forward, aware of the primary reality that is more or less the pervasive one of F1 racing: He who starts in front finishes in front.
The British Grand Prix demonstrated that it is now Ferrari that is fielding the superior car.
The Silverstone track does offer some fast corners, but overtaking in an F1 race is often a rare thing and with cars that can run flat-out because of high aerodynamic ground forces, the only way to gain an edge is to have the most powerful unit.
The performance numbers from Silverstone were disturbing from a Red Bull perspective. They are down by nearly 7km/hr in some sections of the course where speed data is collected.
The Red Bull cars are reputed to produce the most downforce, but on a track such as Silverstone, high downforces are the relative equivalent of driving with your foot on the brake and gas pedal at the same time.
It was patently obvious at the British Grand Prix, where Riccardo could not even get close to Valtteri Bottas, despite having fresher tyres.