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Hi everyone!
I know I was MIA last week, but I was pretty sick and a lot happened that I can't go into right now. I've been seriously stressed lately because of this stuff I can't go into. I'm sorry that it's been mixing in with my blogging.
I'm finally feeling better, the only remnants of the cold being a sore throat. So that's something to be thankful for!
Having said that, It's officially NaNoWriMo and I'm also working on The Physician's Apprentice, so stress levels are in the red zone. I announced on my Facebook page last week that the release date for the novel has been moved out to next year sometime. I'll tell you more about it at some point, but at the moment, I'm frantically revising the manuscript. Long. Story.
So, I might be a little absent during November. I have a lot on my plate at the moment, but I'll still try to blog when I can.
We did actually take pictures of our weekend, so I've got a weekend in pictures post coming up tomorrow. I forgot the download the photos from the hub's phone. :P
Please bear with me in this mad time.


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Yingli Green Energy (NYSE:YGE) has made some headway in its downstream solar business over the last month or so by signing a series of utility scale contracts. In this note, we take a look at some of these projects and why it is important for the company to increase its presence in the utility scale solar space.
See Our Complete Analysis For Chinese Solar Stocks Trina Solar| Yingli Green Energy
A Slew Of Deals
- Why Is The Chinese Government Stepping In To Help Yingli Green Energy?
- Yingli Posts Tough Q3 Amid Focus On Upcoming Debt Payments
- Yingli Q3 Preview: OEM Play In Focus As Panel Shipments Continue Descent
- Yingli Green Energy Price Estimate Cut As Debt Concerns Hurt Operations
- Yingli's Debt Woes Begin To Hurt Core Operations
- Why We Cut Our Price Estimate For Yingli To $1.20
In early December 2013, Yingli signed a deal to develop and sell around 300 megawatts (MW) of solar power projects to China Merchants New Energy (CMNE), a Chinese project developer. [1] Separately, Yingli was also part of a three-party consortium that will design and build a total of around 233 MW of power plants in Algeria for a subsidiary of the country's state run electric utility company. [2]
Additionally, during the first week of January, Yingli signed a joint venture agreement to develop and construct solar power plants with the Datong Coal Mine Group in the Shanxi province in Northern China.((Yingli forms JV with Chinese state-owned coal mining company, PV Tech)) Since the Datong Coal Mine Group is China's third largest state-owned coal mining company, we believe that its backing could be beneficial to improving Yingli's presence in the downstream solar space. While Yingli has not provided the financial details of any of the deals or joint ventures, we believe that it is likely that they will be accretive to overall margins.
Downstream Space Allows Solar Companies To Capture More Value
While the solar panel business has become largely commoditized over the last few years, the solar project development business has been thriving, benefiting from lower panel and equipment costs, which are making solar power an increasingly viable alternative to conventional sources of energy. While Chinese companies have historically had a relatively small presence in the project development space (Yingli, for instance, derived less than 2% of its revenues in 2012 from its projects business), they have been slowly ramping up their presence. This so-called "downstream" business has healthy margins compared to the panels business, since it involves providing value-added services such as design and construction, in addition to procuring equipment. For example, First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR), one of the world's largest solar companies, had gross margins of around 10% for its panel business in 2012, while the margins for its projects business stood at more than 35%.
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From wandering the cobblestone streets of Old Québec, to staring at the towering waterfall at Les Chutes Montmorency, non-stop flights from Toronto to Québec City offer an enchanting escape.
Architecture shows the 400-year history of Québec City, acting as a window into the past. Landmarks like the Citadelle de Québec and Catedral-Basilica de Notre-Dame de Québec are two of the best examples of this amazing history, with others scattered throughout the city. Flights from Toronto to Québec City will have you in awe of the architecture in no time.
Head to Rue Saint-Jean to taste some of the best foods with Québec City's French influence. Classics like poutine and maple candy have to be on your list of treats to try. After getting a taste of the city's restaurants, Épicerie J.A. Moisan, the oldest grocery store in North America, will provide you with great foods and a taste of the past when you fly from Toronto to Québec City.
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Fly non-stop from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) to Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB). Toronto to Québec City flight time is 1 hour and 30 minutes on average. The distance from Toronto to Québec City is around 720 km / 445 mi.
Enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks along the way.
Porter's check-in desk is located on the second floor, in the departures area.
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The UP Express Train connects you between Union Station, Bloor Station, Weston Station and Pearson Airport. For ticket fares and schedules, visit upexpress.com
You can choose to take the pedestrian tunnel to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport or the 90-second ferry ride that runs every 15 minutes across Toronto's inner harbour.
Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB) is about 16 km / 10 mi from downtown Québec City.
Take the Réseau de Transport de la Capitale 78 bus from the airport stop. The fare is $3.50 CAD.
Taxis to downtown cost about $35 CAD. Car service costs about $85 CAD.
Car rental services are available on the ground level of the administrative building of Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB).
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The Quick-N-Dirty Guide to Screen
Screen is a useful application. We're only going to cover two of its more common uses in this article.
1.) Do you have screen
At a command prompt type
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If you get an answer like /usr/bin/screen or /usr/local/bin/screen go to step three, otherwise go to step two.
2.) Installing screen
See our installation guide for instructions on installing screen in your distribution. It's a well-known application so almost all distributions have their own version of it.
3.) Using screen
Screen has several uses. My most frequent use of it is when I'm working on something either in X, console or remotely, and may want to change from one to another.
For example, while at home, I log into a server at work. I have something that might take time on the server, but my connection between home and work is problematic. So, I get on through our company's VPN and log into the server.
Now, I have to copy a very large directory which may take 20 minutes. If my connection gets cut off during that twenty minutes, something may go wrong. However, if I use screen
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I can now detach the screen. The default key combination to preface any command to screen is ctrl+A (which will be abbreviated as C-a). So
This will detach the screen. I can now log off. Ten minutes later, I wish to check on its progress so once again I connect and
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The d and r stand for detach and reattach. If the process is finished, I will get a message that there is no screen to be resumed. Otherwise, it will put me back where I was when I detached the screen.
Another handy use of screen is to make two windows in a console. To do this
This creates a second window. The cursor is still in the top window
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Originally published June 28 2012
Merck vaccine fraud exposed by two Merck virologists; company faked mumps vaccine efficacy results for over a decade, says lawsuit
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews) Breaking news: According to two Merck scientists who filed a False Claims Act complaint in 2010 -- a complaint which has just now been unsealed -- vaccine manufacturer Merck knowingly falsified its mumps vaccine test data, spiked blood samples with animal antibodies, sold a vaccine that actually
mumps and measles outbreaks, and ripped off governments and consumers who bought the vaccine thinking it was "95% effective."
See that False Claims Act document at:
According to Stephen Krahling and Joan Wlochowski, both former Merck virologists, the Merck company engaged in all the following behavior:
• Merck knowingly falsified its mumps vaccine test results to fabricate a "95% efficacy rate."
• In order to do this, Merck
spiked the blood test with animal antibodies
in order to artificially inflate the appearance of immune system antibodies. As reported in CourthouseNews.com:
Merck also added animal antibodies to blood samples to achieve more favorable test results, though it knew that the human immune system would never produce such antibodies, and that the antibodies created a laboratory testing scenario that "did not in any way correspond to, correlate with, or represent real life ... virus neutralization in vaccinated people," according to the complaint.
• Merck then used the falsified trial results to swindle the U.S. government out of "hundreds of millions of dollars for a
that does not provide adequate immunization."
• Merck's vaccine fraud has actually contributed to the continuation of mumps across America, causing more children to become infected with mumps. (Gee, really? This is what NaturalNews has been reporting for years... vaccines are actually formulated to keep the outbreaks going because it's great for repeat business!)
used its false claims of "95 percent effectiveness" to
monopolize the vaccine market
and eliminate possible competitors.
• The Merck vaccine fraud has been going on since the late 1990's, say the Merck virologists.
• Testing of Merck's vaccine was never done against "real-world"
viruses in the wild. Instead, test results were simply falsified to achieve the desired outcome.
• This entire fraud took place "with the knowledge, authority and approval of Merck's senior management."
• Merck scientists "witnessed firsthand the improper testing and data falsification in which Merck engaged to artificially inflate the vaccine's efficacy findings," according to court documents (see below).
US government chose to ignore the 2010 False Claims Act!
Rather than taking action on this false claims act, the U.S. government simply ignored it, thereby protecting Merck's market monopoly instead of properly serving justice. This demonstrates the conspiracy of fraud between the U.S. government, FDA regulators and the vaccine industry.
Chatom Primary Care sues Merck for Sherman Act monopolization, breach of warranty, violation of consumer protection laws
Following the unsealing of this 2010 False Claims Act, Chatom Primary Care, based in Alabama, smelled something rotten. Three days ago, Chatom filed a lawsuit against Merck. That lawsuit record is available here:
It alleges, among other shocking things:
[Merck engaged in] ...a decade-long scheme to falsify and misrepresent the true efficacy of its vaccine.
Merck fraudulently represented and continues to falsely represent in its labeling and elsewhere that its Mumps Vaccine has an efficacy rate of 95 percent of higher.
In reality, Merck knows and has taken affirmative steps to conceal -- by using improper testing techniques and falsifying test data -- that its Mumps Vaccine is, and has been since at least 1999, far less than 95 percent effective.
Merck designed a testing methodology that evaluated its vaccine against a less virulent strain of the mumps virus. After the results failed to yield Merck's desired efficacy, Merck abandoned the methodology and concealed the study's findings.
...incorporating the use of animal antibodies to artificially inflate the results...
...destroying evidence of the falsified data and then lying to an FDA investigator...
...threatened a virologist in Merck's vaccine division with jail if he reported the fraud to the FDA...
...the ultimate victims here are the millions of children who every year are being injected with a
mumps vaccine
that is not providing them with an adequate level of protection. And while this is a disease that, according to the Centers for Disease Control ('CDC'), was supposed to be eradicated by now, the failure in Merck's vaccine has allowed this disease to linger, with significant outbreaks continuing to occur.
Chatom Primary Care also alleges that the fraudulent Merck vaccine contributed to the 2006 mumps outbreak in the Midwest, and a 2009 outbreak elsewhere. It says, "there has remained a significant risk of a resurgence of mumps outbreaks..."
This investigation is only beginning
NaturalNews has only begun to investigate this incredible breaking news about Merck and the vaccine industry. We are pouring through the court documents to identify additional information that may be relevant to this case, and we plan to bring you that information soon.
For the record, Merck denies all allegations. Is anyone surprised?
Sources for this article:
NaturalNews wishes to thank CourthouseNews.com for its coverage of this story. Original article at:
Chatom Lawsuit against Merck
False Claims Act
against Merck, by two Merck virologists
Announcement of the lawsuit in the media:
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Microsoft Inc. is definitely an IT company that delivers IT solutions to most of us. One of its IT wing creates advanced and rich featured systems. In addition, it creates many applications that benefit many users. MS Outlook is just one of such sort of applications utilized by a lot of users to control and co-ordinate their personal and office tasks. MS Outlook is very rich featured application which is used to maintain e-mails, appointments, contacts, dates, tasks, notes and journals. MS Outlook uses PST extendable to keep every one of the data. PST file is very heavy file not with regards to weight rather with regards to level of data it contains. So it is extremely important file within your computer.
Everbody knows PST files are very prone to corruption and damage. This damage mainly occurs because of virus attacks, OS corruption, file system corruption, application corruption and also because of accidental deletion. Since this file contains a lot of valuable information its corruption or damage may cause huge loss for that users. To beat from your situation of corruption Microsoft has devised a tool called Scanpst.exe. It is really an (.exe) file and customarily is sold with Microsoft suite. It's automatically installed in one's body when you install Microsoft office. You will discover this file in (\Program Files-Common Files-System-Mapi-1033). Should you couldn't find it here then download Scanpst.exe from Microsoft's site directly.
Dealing with Scanpst.exe is very easy and simple. After finding this file you just have to show the road of one's PST file and click START button. It will automatically search every one of the PST and OST files and scans it using its powerful algorithm to obtain the corruption. After detecting the corruption it's going to repair the file as well as in some extreme cases recovers all the files and folders and can make it available and accessible for you. There is however a problem with it as well as the issue is it is effective limited to the minor corruptions. After using Scanpst.exe if your problem persists, then you have to use any 3rd party software to retrieve your files and folders.


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Welcome to News Views, CASBAA's news round-up culled from sources across the industry for the week ending Apr 18th. This week's edition is coming to you a little earlier so you can have more time to hunt for Easter eggs and enjoy the weekend! As always, let us know your thoughts and feedback.
John Medeiros
Chief Policy Officer
|Mad about Football in Singapore: In a carefully balanced statement, a Singaporean Minister of State told Parliament that the island republic is such a small market that it has to be a "price taker" and not a "price maker" for global football events. He recognized that while many fans there are "football mad," they are also "mad" (angry) about perceived high prices for the FIFA World Cup series. "The more "desperate" Singapore was to acquire the World Cup broadcast rights, the more leverage it would give FIFA to charge a higher price," said the Minister. How very true – and not only FIFA. Here's the solution: fencing lessons, anyone?
Jane Buckthought
Advertising Consultant
|What are you? A one-screener, a two-screener, a multi-screener ? Millward Brown have a new UK based report that says "taking advantage of multi-screen behaviour is consistency and the biggest opportunity is not simultaneous connections between screens, but rather a consistent presence across screens."
John Medeiros
Chief Policy Officer
|All praise to the City of London Police, as Scotland Yard adopts a very positive stance on intellectual property protection. The police intellectual property crime unit has recently established a list of pirate websites that will be used by advertisers and the ad industry in the UK to deflect online ads away from support of piracy. CASBAA's research is finding that mainstream advertiser support for Asian pirate sites is even worse than for global sites. So… which Asian police force will step up to do the right thing here?
Desmond Chung
Associate Director, PR & Communications
|When examining the common couch potato, it is important to note how the species has adapted to its changing environment. Notice how the sofa spud is now using new tools to research, access and participate with content…and to socialize with others of its kind. Google has published some new research into this creature's ocular habits. A sedentary organism, perhaps as their evolution continues, they will evolve the ability of movement.
Jane Buckthought
Advertising Consultant
|Australians are watching more conventional TV than they did a year ago, consuming an average of 92 hours and 39 minutes each month in the fourth quarter of 2013, a huge increase of 1 hour and 34 minutes since the same period in 2012. The new report jointly compiled by measurement companies OzTAM, Nielsen and Regional TAM, found that even though traditional TV wins, Australians spent 5 hours and 52 minutes a month watching video on the internet, 1 hour and 56 minutes watching online video on a mobile phone and 1 hour and 47 minutes watching online video on a tablet.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Civil engineers have determined that the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic for two to four weeks after they performed a detailed examination of the damage caused Monday by an adrift, 473-foot tanker.
Bill Boynton, New Hampshire Department of Transportation public information officer, said experts from Hoyle, Tanner & Associates Inc. — a consulting and engineering company in Portsmouth, N.H. — conducted a comprehensive inspection of the bridge throughout Tuesday.
"That confirmed fears that they had beams that need to be repaired or replaced before it can be restored to motor traffic, and more that need to be repaired or replaced to allow rail traffic on the lower railroad bridge," said Boynton. "They'll be diving tomorrow to inspect two bridge piers to make sure there's no further damage."
The Portugal-flagged motor vessel Harbour Feature was carrying an unspecified metric tonnage amount of tallow oil, fuel oil and yellow grease, but there have been no reports of any water leaking into the ship or any pollutants leaking into the Piscataqua River.
Coast Guard officials put out a news release Monday afternoon saying that the Harbour Feature's crew reported a rupture 6-12 inches long above the waterline of the vessel near the port ballast tank, but there was nothing coming in or going out of the ship.
The Harbour Feature struck the downriver side of the bridge that crosses the Piscataqua River between Portsmouth, N.H., and Kittery around 1:30 p.m. Monday. Two tugs freed the ship about 10 minutes after slack water — the time between high and low tides, which occurred at 5:45 p.m. Monday — and pushed it back to its moorings at the Port of New Hampshire.
Boynton said the Maine DOT and New Hampshire DOT are working jointly to secure a private contractor to perform repairs to the bridge, which are expected to take two to four weeks to complete. Estimates on repair costs are being developed.
"We hope to have a cost analysis done tomorrow, but it is OK to be open for passing nautical vessel traffic. The bridge's lift span remains operational, so that is unaffected," Boynton said.
With the Long Bridge currently closed and Memorial Bridge, which connects Portsmouth and Kittery via Route 1, being rebuilt and not scheduled to reopen until July, the only remaining bridge over the Piscataqua is the I-95 high-level bridge, which DOT officials estimate carries about 75 percent of Maine's gross domestic product into the state.
"Obviously, a main concern Maine has is traffic is now limited to the I-95 bridge, but the traffic this time of the year is only about 33 percent of peak traffic time — in the summer," Boynton said. "The average traffic load is 86,000 vehicles a day, and peak during the summer is 112,000."


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Here's what's happening in the local theater scene this week.
Six people escape the stresses of urban life for a retreat in the woods in this Obie Award-winning play. And it's not just any retreat, but one that evokes a vow of silence.
When: Feb. 16-March 4; 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays; 4 p.m. Sundays
Where: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami
Cost: $50 and $55
Contact: 305-949-6722 or ArshtCenter.org
Voltaire's novella comes to life in the operetta by Leonard Bernstein. The Palm Beach Opera presents this comic piece that is known for the coloratura aria "Glitter and Be Gay" in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Bernstein's birth. The operetta will be sung in English with English supertitles projected above the stage.
When: Feb. 23-25; 7:30 Friday-Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday
Where: Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach
Cost: $20-$240
Contact: 561-833-7888 or PBopera.org; 561-832-7469 or Kravis.org
For its 12th year, the festival will spotlight the likes of Bill Murray, Itzhak Perlman and T Bone Burnett. Things get started with opera soprano Kathleen Battle in a rare concert program this Friday, Feb. 23. For a detailed schedule, go to FestivalBoca.org.
When: Feb. 23-March 4; various times
Where: Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center, 201 Plaza Real, Boca Raton; Mizner Park Amphitheater, 590 Plaza Real, Boca Raton
Cost: $15-$250
Contact: 866-571-2787 or FestivalBoca.org
John Water was once called "The Pope of Trash" by William Burroughs, due largely to films such as "Hairspray," "Serial Mom," "Polyester" and "Pink Flamingos." So, as you might well imagine, the filmmaker's monologue is a sermon against good taste.
When: 8 p.m. Feb. 24
Where: Sunshine Cathedral, 1480 SW Ninth Ave, Fort Lauderdale
Cost: $40-$100
Contact: OutlandishFL.com
Alice Walker's story started as a 1982 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel before becoming a1985 Steven Spielberg film starring Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey. Winfrey, along with Quincy Jones, went on to produce the Tony Award-winning, stage-musical version on Broadway in 2005.The story, in all its iterations, centers on black women dealing with racism, sexism, poverty in the South during the height of Jim Crow.
When: Feb. 27-March 4; 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; 7 p.m. Sunday; 2 p.m. matinee Saturday; 1 p.m. matinee Sunday
Where: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami
Cost: $29-$145
Contact: 305-949-6722 or ArshtCenter.org
Based on the 2006 Irish indie film of the same title, the stage musical "Once" tells the story of two street musicians whose unlikely friendship helps them heal and move on. The winner of eight Tony Awards in 2012, including for Best Musical, the show featured the Oscar-winning acoustic score of Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, the stars of the film. And the musical comedy is known for requiring a triple-threat cast who not only sing and dance but play their own instruments, as well, often simultaneously.
When: Feb. 28-March 25; 8 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays. 3 p.m. matinee Sundays; 2 p.m. matinee Wednesday, March 7
Where: The Miracle Theatre, 280 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables
Cost: $57 and $64 ($40 for preview nights Wednesday, Feb. 28 and Thursday, March 1)
Contact: 305-444-9293 or ActorsPlayhouse.org


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Mintiens v. Worsley
The doctrine of imputed negligence does not apply to deem an owner-passenger of a motor vehicle contributorily negligent based on the negligence of a permissive driver of the owner-passenger's vehicle and bar the owner-passenger from recovering compensation from a negligent third party. Here, Jeffrey Mintiens struck a car in which Victoria Worsley was seated. Ms. Worsley's husband had driven the car to the spot where it was hit. Ms. Worsley filed suit alleging that Mr. Mintiens was negligent. Mr Mintiens raised the defense of contributory negligence. The district court concluded that Ms. Worlsey's husband had been negligent and that his negligence should be imputed to Ms. Worsley under the doctrine of imputed negligence. Accordingly, the district court entered judgment for Mr. Mintiens. The circuit court affirmed. The Court of Appeals vacated the judgment of the circuit court and remanded with instructions to remand the case to the district court for further proceedings, holding that the imputed negligence doctrine did not apply under the circumstances of this case. View "Mintiens v. Worsley" on Justia Law


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Winter arrived this weekend in the southeast. It snowed off and on for two days by me - those big, fluffy flakes floating straight down and settling on everything. It left a beautiful winter wonderland that I enjoyed from my den, bundled up under blankets sipping hot tea.
The background for the card I am sharing uses different cardstock from Authentique's Alpine collection. The "Afternoon Tea" Die'sire die from Crafters Companion was cut from two different cardstocks, cut apart, and layered together. This was added to a strip of cream cardstock on top of the wintery decorative background piece.
I love this Just For Fun sentiment, Tea pot is on... I had planned to stamp it directly on the background but it got a little lost in all the design so I ended up stamping it on cream cardstock.
I didn't get to share my tea with friends this weekend, since I was actually running a temperature, but I hope we all remember to make time for those that are dear to us during this busy holiday season. Maybe spend time sipping tea and stamping cards!
E. Marie
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Moray eel
|Moray eel
|Scientific Classification
|Snowflake Moray Eel
Moray Eels are any of the slender, marine species of eels which make up family Muraenidae. They are typically found hiding in the coral reefs of tropical seas or the rocky shallows of temperate seas. There are about 200 known species of moray eels and the color of their skin can vary greatly from muddy browns to fluorescent purples to black with white spots.[1]They are sometimes called the painted eel because of this. These curious, nocturnal predators maneuver swiftly through their rocky environment in search of good hiding places. They spend most of their time concealed in their lairs, sleeping or waiting for prey to come by. Often mistaken for fierce "sea monsters", morays eels are actually quite timid and will only attack when provoked. They can live up to 30 years or longer depending on their environment.
There are nearly 200 different types of moray eels around the world, but they all share several things in common. Most morays are about 1.5 meters long however some have been known to grow as long as 4 meters in length.[2] Morays come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. The coloration of their skin and the shapes of their fins and nostrils help them camouflage with their environment. For example, the blue ribbon eel's nostrils are shaped like aquatic plant leaves to help it blend in. All moray eels posses a long spine which gives them their snakelike body and allows these aquatic vertebrates to maneuver forwards and backwards through the water with a serpentine motion. Unlike most fish who use suction to capture their prey, moray eels have a unique, second jaw which allows them to drag their prey into their mouth. The pharyngeal jaw (pharyngeal meaning near the pharynx), located deep within the throat, snaps forward and clamps down on the prey once the first jaw has a firm grip. The eel will then relax its first jaw and pull the prey into its throat using its pharyngeal jaw.[3] Eels have sharp, curved canine teeth which enables them to latch onto their prey with a firm grip. Some eels, like the Atlantic Green Moray Eel, even come equipped with a third row of teeth on the roof of their mouth. Bacteria forms on the insides of their mouths and this can easily cause an infection from a bite wound. A tall dorsal fin runs the length of a moray eels back and is joined with a smaller caudal fin (or tail fin) which runs from the bottom of the tail and ends halfway along the underside of the body. They lack pectoral fins and thus lack vertical stability. It is not uncommon for them to drift lazily on their side. Two small, circular gills located behind the mouth allow the moray eel to breath. Morays continually open and close their mouths in order to pump water through their gills. [4] Eels also have a layer of mucus which coats their thick, scale-less skin in order to protect them from germs and parasites; in some species this mucus is [toxic]. This mucus also assists them in maneuvering quickly and painlessly through the rough edges of coral reefs. [5] The tubular nostrils spotted on moray eels are believed to help them detect prey. Having poor [eyesight] and hearing, they rely mostly on their sense of smell to alert them of prey and other marine animals.
Moray eels reproduce sexually during the summer months of June and July when the water is warm. They are believed to be hermaphroditic, and thus have both male and female parts. [6]. In order to mate, two eels will intertwine with one another. The sperm will mix with the eggs and fertilize them. Once fertilized, the eggs will drift in the water for a short period of time before forming into an eel larva. These tiny, transparent larvae are referred to as leptocephali. [7] They are about 3 inches in length with thin bodies. The inside of their bodies is filled with a jelly -like substance covered in a thin layer of muscle. Since they lack red blood cells until they developed into adults, their bodies are clear and transparent. This feature makes them harder to spot. Leptocephali will drift in the water among the plankton for a period of about eight months before they begin to grow into something that resembles a miniature adult. During their period of drifting, the eel larvae do not feed on plankton, but instead they feast on detritus particles floating in the ocean referred to as marine snow. They will continue growing until they are a fully developed adult.
Moray eels can be found hiding among the caves and crevices of coral reefs and rocky shallows of temperate and tropical seas. [8] They are known to be territorial and will fiercely protect their homes; however they are not normally aggressive and have been described by divers as curious and gentle. It is still ill advised that one goes poking their hand into the cracks and crevices of a reef. Occasionally some morays will share their lairs with other eels of the same type or even different eels. Morays are nocturnal hunters. Their sense of smell is key when it comes to detecting prey.[9] In order to catch its prey, a moray eel will wait patiently inside one of its hiding places until a fish or crustacean comes by. The eel will then snap forward with incredibly fast reflexes and snatch up its unsuspecting victim. Morays usually prey on fish, crabs, squids, octopi, and sometimes they will even eat other eels.[10] Moral eels have been known to become prey to other eels, groupers, and humans. In some countries such as Japan, morays eels have become a common meal.
Keeping Morays as Pets
Keeping a moray eel as a pet can prove a difficult challenge. Almost 90% are not suitable for aquarium life since they may be too aggressive and unwilling to adjust.[11] They may also grow very large and therefore require a tank big enough to suit their needs. Eels such as the Zebra moray eel, Chainlink moray eel, Snowflake moray eel, Starry moray eel, Diamond Back moray eel, Banded moray eel, Dragon moray eel, Leopard moray eel, Gray moray eel, Jewel moray eel, Golden Tail moray eel, Spotted moray eel, and White-Eyed moray eel are best suited for aquarium life.[12] These species usually grow under three feet and are able to fit in a smaller tank than their relatives. The snowflake moray only grows about 40 inches and it can become rather tame, as a result these are the best first choice when it comes to keeping morays as pets.[13] Before purchasing a moray, once should make sure that the moray eel is eating first, because if it's not eating in the store than it most likely will not eat in a home aquarium. Moray eels will readily eat any manner of frozen fish or crustaceans. Adults should be fed twice a week but juvenile morays need to be fed twice a week until they have matured. It is possible feed the eels by hand, but it is highly ill-advised. Moray eels may become frenzied when feeding, and they have a very nasty bite. It is possible to keep a well fed moray in the same tank as smaller fish, but there will always be a risk that they may eat the other fish.[14] Make sure the tank covers are secure because moray eels will try to escape. They will escape through any hole they can squeeze their head through, so one must take extra care in preventing this. [15] If an eel feels over crowded by a small tank it is more likely to try to make an escape. The height of the tank doesn't matter as much as the length and width. These factors depend on what type of moray inhabits the tank. A tank that is 4 feet long is recommended and make the tank as wide as possible. Be sure to decorate that tank so that the eel has at least one or more hiding places. The water should be kept at 72 to 86 degree Fahrenheit and the pH level should be kept above pH 8.0.[16] A Chemical, Mechanical, and/or Biological filtration should be maintained along with a protein skimmer in order to keep the water clean. Even with all of the equipment, 20-25% water will need to be replaced weekly.
- Moray eels: The predator that always bites twice Carl Zimmer, The New York Times, Wednesday, September 12, 2007.
- Moray Eels National Aquarium in Baltimore's Department of Education , 1995.
- Reef Ecology Guide Phuket Thailand - Bony Fishes 1 Dive Asia - Phuket Thailand
- Moray Eel
- BBC -Science & Nature: Moray Eel BBC, July 2005.
- Gymnothorax funebris Green Moray The MarineBio Conservation Society
- Aquatic Community: Moray Eel Aquaticcommunity.com , 2004-8
- Moray Eels (Family Muraenidae) :: Oddities for the Aquarium Frank Indiviglio


text: We had friends join us for some preschooler-friendly horse racing fun for the Melbourne Cup this week. We made paper bag horse puppets, cardboard hobby horses and horse spoons, rode in our box horses and enjoyed some snacks. The little man was so disappointed that we didn't have time for our other horse activities so we have spent another day doing more crafts, apple bobbing, pinning the tail on the donkey and playing a variation of conkers/horse chestnuts (idea from here). I love any excuse for a celebration!


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Dale Chihuly: The Nature of Glass
Submitted by adminuser on 8 December 2008 - 6:07am
The exhibition is on from November 22, 2008 to May 31, 2009
Dale Chihuly is known for his innovative glass sculptures, and his work is immediately recognizable for its grand scale and vibrant colors. His work can be seen at museums around the world.
He has created many installations in botanic gardens and this one looks very interesting with the integration of the sculptural forms of the desert plants found at Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix.
The exhibition is on from November 22, 2008 to May 31, 2009
at the Desert Botanical Garden (website).
More information on Dale Chihuly can be found at his website: www.chihuly.com.
Image courtesy of Margaret Storer-Roche


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I came to believe in the Christian God aged 8, having experienced something "other-worldly" on a school trip to a local church. Having experienced this odd feeling, I reasoned that it happened in a church (that I had been in many times before) so, perhaps going to a church would provide the answer. To cut a long story very short - I became a Christian.
That was eighteen years ago. In the last year, I have really been struggling with what it means to follow Jesus Christ. I have been looking at the church and seeing mass hypocrisy. I have seen rich people backing up their ideal of "good behaviour". I have seen poor people find a crutch to lean on. I have seen lots of people happy to join a "club" and try everything they can to get others to join this "club". What I haven't seen much of is the real problems in the world tackled by the people that should be tackling them.
There is a quote on the latest Delirious album which simply states:
"If it's not acceptable in the kingdom of heaven, then it's not acceptable here."How many Christians believe this? Let me ask you this question (and "being a Christian" has no moral leverage here) - "What are you doing to change the sorry state of this world?"
The only thing I would say to Christians is that we have no excuse to do nothing. The good news we have isn't just a "social gospel" - but (among other things) it is a social gospel.
There are people in this world that need help. What are you actually doing for them?


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Calophyllum inophyllum
|Calophyllum inophyllum
|Calophyllum inophyllum flower
|Scientific classification
|C. inophyllum
|Binomial name
|Calophyllum inophyllum
Calophyllum inophyllum is a large evergreen, commonly called Alexandrian laurel[1][2] balltree,[1] beach calophyllum,[1] beach touriga,[1] beautyleaf,[1] Borneo-mahogany,[1] Indian doomba oiltree,[1] Indian-laurel,[1] laurelwood,[1] red poon,[3] satin touriga,[1] and tacamahac-tree.[1] It is native from East Africa, southern coastal India to Malesia and Australia.
Vernacular names
Because it is not native to Europe, and has traditional uses in many other countries, Calophyllum inophyllum is commonly known in English by some of its many foreign names, which include:
- beauty leaf in Australia
- bitangor or penaga (in Malaysia)
- bitangor or nyamplung (in Indonesia)
- bitaog or palo maria (in the Philippines)
- btaches (in Palau), biyuch (in Yap), rekich (in Chuuk)
- canoe tree in Andaman Islands
- daok or daog (in Guam)
- dilo or dimanu (in Fiji)
- domba (දොඹ) (in Sri Lanka)
- fetau (in Samoa), or fetaʻu (in Tonga)
- foraha or vintanina (in Madagascar)
- funa (in the Maldives)[4]
- galaba or galba in West Indies
- gwarogwaro, guoria, oleole, or ba'ula in the Solomon Islands
- island cedar, kalofilium, or bush calophyllum in Papua New Guinea
- kamani or kamanu (in Hawaii; not to be confused with false kamani)
- mtondoo (in Tanzania))
- mù u or cong (in Vietnam)
- nabangura (in Vanuatu)
- ph'ông, ponnyet (in Burma)
- pinnai, pinnay, punnai, punna, punnaga, or punnang (in India)
- poon (in English, from India, see punna above)
- poon in Myanmar
- sura honne (in India) - shortened (confusingly) to honne when using the plant for biodiesel
- takamaka (in France, Seychelles, and Mascarene Islands), takamaka bord de mer (in Réunion), tacamahac - originally a Mexican word, ambiguously used to refer to this and other medicinal trees
- tamanu (tāmanu) (in Tahiti and Cook Islands)
- undi (in India)
C. inophyllum is a low-branching and slow-growing tree with a broad and irregular crown. It usually reaches 8 to 20 m (26 to 66 ft) in height. The flower is 25 mm (0.98 in) wide and occurs in racemose or paniculate inflorescences consisting of four to 15 flowers. Flowering can occur year-round, but usually two distinct flowering periods are observed, in late spring and in late autumn. The fruit (the ballnut) is a round, green drupe reaching 2 to 4 cm (0.79 to 1.57 in) in diameter and having a single large seed. When ripe, the fruit is wrinkled and its color varies from yellow to brownish-red.
Distribution and habitat
C. inophyllum is native to Africa in: Comoros; Kenya; Madagascar; Mauritius; Mozambique; Seychelles; Tanzania (including Pemba Island of the Zanzibar Archipelago); south, southeast and east Asia in: Burma; Cambodia; China (on Hainan); southern India; Andaman and Nicobar Islands Indonesia; Japan (Ryukyu Islands); Malaysia; Papua New Guinea; the Philippines; Sri Lanka; Taiwan; Thailand; Vietnam; the northwestern, southwestern and south central Pacific Region in: the Cook Islands; Fiji; French Polynesia (Marquesas and Society Islands); Guam; the Marshall Islands; Micronesia; the Northern Mariana Islands; Palau; and Samoa; and in Australia in: Northern Territory and Queensland.[1]
Now, it is widely cultivated in all tropical regions of the world.[1] Because of its decorative leaves, fragrant flowers, and spreading crown, it is best known as an ornamental plant.[1]
This tree often grows in coastal regions, as well as nearby lowland forests. However, it has also been cultivated successfully in inland areas at moderate altitudes. It tolerates varied kinds of soil, coastal sand, clay, or even degraded soil.[citation needed]
Besides being a popular ornamental plant, its wood is hard and strong and has been used in construction or boatbuilding. Traditional Pacific Islanders used Calophyllum wood to construct the keel of their canoes while the boat sides were made from breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) wood. It is sometimes used for backs and sides of entry-level acoustic guitars.
The seeds yield a thick, dark green tamanu oil for medicinal use[medical citation needed] or hair grease. The nuts are dried before cracking, after which the oil-laden kernel is removed and further dried. The first neoflavone isolated in 1951 from natural sources was calophyllolide from C. inophyllum seeds.[5]
The Mavilan, a Tulu-speaking tribe in north Kerala in India, use the bark to make a powder that they mix with water and apply it to plants affected by a type of plant disease caused by water that they call neeru vembu.[6]
The sap of the tree is poisonous and is used to make poison arrows in Samoa.[citation needed] The mature fruit is poisonous enough to use as rat bait.
The fatty acid methyl esters derived from C. inophyllum seed oil meets the major biodiesel requirements in the United States (ASTM D 6751), and European Union (EN 14214). The average oil yield is 11.7 kg-oil/tree or 4680 kg-oil/hectare. In the northwest coastal areas of Luzon island in Philippines, the oil was used for night lamps. This widespread use started to decline when kerosene became available, and later on electricity. It was also used as fuel to generate electricity to provide power for radios during World War II.
The tree is regarded as sacred in some Pacific islands because of its excellent growth in sandy soil as shade tree and many uses.
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 Calophyllum inophyllum was first described and published in Species Plantarum 1:513. 1753. GRIN (March 8, 2012). "Calophyllum inophyllum information from NPGS/GRIN". Taxonomy for Plants. National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland: USDA, ARS, National Genetic Resources Program. Retrieved April 26, 2012.
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- ↑ Kathirithamby-Wells, J. (2005). Nature and nation: Forests and Development in Peninsular Malaysia. University of Hawaii Press. p. xvi,34.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Royston Ellis (2005). Maldives: The Bradt Travel Guide. Bradt Travel Guides. pp. 11–. ISBN 978-1-84162-143-2.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Neoflavones. 1. Natural Distribution and Spectral and Biological Properties. M. M. Garazd, Ya. L. Garazd and V. P. Khilya, Chemistry of Natural Compounds, Volume 39, Number 1 / janvier 2003.
- ↑ Suresh, K. P. (2010). Indigenous Agricultural Practices among Mavilan Tribe in North Kerala.
Further reading
- Stevens (1998). Calophyllum inophyllum. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 12 May 2006.
- Prospects and potential of fatty acid methyl esters of some non-traditional seed oils for use as biodiesel in India
External links
- Media related to Calophyllum inophyllum at Wikimedia Commons
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I'm loving this cowl!!!! My daugter, Emily, put it on, played with it, twisted it, and wore it the last 4 days she was us here this August. Until she wore it home to Brooklyn. It's been unusually cool & rainy for August & it works great as a chillchaser.
I love the idea of something that drapes this beautifully and keeps the chest and neck warm without the additional bulk of a second sweater. And how great is it that you can flip it up and use it as a hood when it cold or raining.
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I've knit this one in a pale tan DK llama silk commercial blend you see in the images.
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Using #6 24" circular needles, cast on 145 stitches using a DK weight yarn. Join into a circle and *knit 3 rounds, purl 6 rounds*. Repeat between *'s a total of 11-12 times, ending with purl 6 rounds. This is a very flexible pattern. You can make this as long as you want. Try it on to see how you like the drape and Voila!


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By Father Scott Joseph Garrett
The following are some pictures that will help to introduce you to Saint Theresa Parish. Click on the picture to make it larger. At the end of the pictures is a story just sent to me by Fr. Clem about the death of Fr. James Kelly. It is a very good story and well written.
Kierra before altar serving for Mass August 10 at Saint Theresa.
A memorial for Joanne Bradford whose generosity enabled the Saint Theres community to build the church building. The Bradfords, who own a bar in Naknek, have given Saint Theresa a yearly percentage from their gaming fund. Some of the money will also be used to pay for a new engine, propeller, and new paint for the Cherokee Warrior II I fly to the villiages. The beautiful statue of Saint Theresa came from Rome. Joanne's ashes are inside the memorial.
Another View of the memorial.
After Mass August 10, 2008, Mary logs in the collection while her daughter Jennifer helps out. Both Mary and Jennifer are very dedicated and active parishioners of Saint Theresa. The multi-talented fourteen year old Jennifer altar serves, plays the guitar, sings, and is a lector.
Before Mass August 10th, Barbara (BJ) Hill looks up music and signs in lectors. Several fishermen are in the front row awaiting the Mass to begin.
Before landing in King Salmon, I snap a picture of Saint Theresa from the air.
Airport at King Salmon. Runway 360, the smaller runway, is where I aborted my take off a few weeks ago because I did not have enough power to lift off. Larry ordered a new engine around the 5th of August, 2008.
Here is a picture of Naknek, Alaska in August.
Here are the late Jim Kelly's shoes. He left these shoes at Saint Theresa right before he was killed in a plane crash. Gig Currier made a glass case for them and moved them from under the credence table to under the ambo. Pease see the below story by Fr. Leroy Clementich
Story by Fr. Leroy Clementich, August 2008
Bush Pilot Captain
Actually, it was lousy day for flying in western Alaska on that weekend of March 23, 2002. For Catholics, it also happened to be the weekend of Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week.
The young pilots who fly the Piper Saratoga's for Pen Air in Dillingham were sitting around the cargo hanger, playing cards, waiting for the weather to clear.
So, Kelley walks in, Father Jim Kelley "What's up guys?" he says to anybody who's listening. "Not a lot, Father, we're just sorta hanging out here waiting for blue sky."
"Well, listen, will one of you guys take that Mass kit over there and that bundle of palms and put them in the cargo bin of my plane, it's the Cherokee over there? I'll go over to ops and file a flight plan?" "Ok," one guy says. "By the way, Father, where you heading?" "Togiak", Kelley says, "We have Palm Sunday services over there tomorrow." "Hey, you're not really going out in that stuff, are you father? The weather's below the minimums: It's 800 and a thousand feet, worse on the west side of the range." "Hey, no problem," Kelley says. "Once I get over Tukalung Mountain, it'll be a piece of cake." "Well, you're a braver guy than we are, Father. We're gonna stick around here and sit it out." "Ok", Kelley says, see y'all later."
Kelley zips up his down jacket and heads for the plane, brushes the snow off the wings, puts on his mittens, piles into the airplane and heads out.
Couple hour's later, some Catholic folks in Togiak call Pen Air ops in Dillingham and ask if anybody's seen Kelley. "No," the dispatcher says, "all we know is that he left here about an hour ago, heading west." "Well, we're kinda worried because the weather over on this side of the mountain is really bad: high winds and blowing snow. Anyway, let us know if you hear anything, ok? Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and we need him bad." "Ok," the dispatcher says, "we'll get back with you if we find out anything."
By then, it was already early evening, and the weather was not getting any better. By morning's light, everybody knew that something had gone wrong. Kelley never got to Togiak.
After the weather finally lifted, search pilots from Pen Air and other local pilots flew out over the mountains west of Dillingham to check out the situation.
The search did not take long: Up on the top of Tukalung, lay a crumpled-up, green and white PA 28-181, Kelly's plane, the Dakota. No sign of life. It took nearly until noon until they finally got a chopper up there to bring the body home.
The news of Kelley's death hit Bristol Bay and western Alaska pretty hard. Kelley was the pastor of some 25 or so little villages from Dillingham to Naknek to King Salmon and all the way out the chain to Dutch Harbor. He occasionally would boast that he was pastor of the largest parish in the world with over 139,000 square miles of territory.
He was one gutsy guy, Kelley. Weather never seemed to bother him much: With his twin Cessna, for instance, he'd fly the 500 mile, one-way trip to Dutch in weather even the "professional guys" wouldn't touch. "God is my co-pilot", he'd say. Hmmm!
Of course, there were also other villages closer in, like Chignik Bay, Perryville, Nelson Lagoon, Sand Point and Cold Bay and others that he could easily reach with his Cherokee, the Dakota. For Dutch, of course, he always used the twin.
Father Jim Kelley was both a dedicated pastor and a superb pilot. He learned how to fly as a kid in New Bedford, Massachusetts. After he was ordained, he joined the Navy and served as a chaplain, retiring with the rank of Captain.
Always on the hunt for new pastoral and flying challenges, he came to the Archdiocese of Anchorage and began serving the Church in the bush, the dozens of those little villages out on the Aleutian Chain.
Stories still abound, describing his dedication to these western-Alaska outposts. He would regularly fly into one small village, for instance, where only a single Catholic lived.
On many occasions, when weather was threatening, he would radio ahead to a contact person in the village and say: "Father Kelley here folks, I'm ten minutes out. Weather's not looking good; be out on the end of the strip and we'll have a communion service on the wing of the Cherokee.
And so it was. Kelley would come in, do a 360, land and hand his Mass kit out to the closest person, get out and spread a white corporal on the wing and begin: "Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be…This is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. Happy are those who are called to His supper…. The Body of Christ" "Amen." Then there'd be a short thanksgiving; a hug all around and Kelley would head out for the next village just ahead of the weather.
Well, that's the story of "The Captain", the priest-pilot, whatever; they both meant the same thing to him. It was all about flying out to "do liturgy."
In the weeks and months after Father Kelley's death, I would often fly the route from Dillingham to Togiak with those young Pen Air pilots. Often, as we'd fly over Tukalung Mountain, we'd slow the plane down to minimum airspeed, do a 360 and say a prayer for "The Captain."
As I reflect on it, my intuition tells me that even after six years have gone by, a certain sacredness, a grace, still clings to that rocky crest over which a dedicated priest-pilot tried to fly so that some Catholic folks in Togiak could celebrate Palm Sunday.
On one occasion afterwards, a young pilot, flying with me over Tukalung, said. "You know, Father, if he had not tried to make that turn and if he'd flown a couple hundred feet higher, he would easily have made it. "That close? I asked. "Yup", he said. "Take another swing around the summit", I say. "I want to take a closer look." The light wasn't very good, but I'm pretty sure I could see some palms still scattered and lying there in the brush. Together, the pilot and I say "Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him." We both say, "Amen."
LeRoy E. Clementich C.S.C.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Saint Theresa: An Introduction
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- Rosie said...
I was great to see this. I went here when I was in first grade.
- September 26, 2011 at 12:56 AM
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