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China courted home buyers with a bigger tax break as it cut downpayment requirements for the second time, stepping up against sliding house prices.» Read More
Takahide Kiuchi is often the only dissenting voice on the BOJ board as his proposals are voted down, but two years in, he is looking prescient.
A weaker yen isn't driving up prices in Japan, Goldman Sachs says, because cheaper oil undercuts price pressure.
Barack Obama will make a nice salary this year, but it pales in comparison to the sum Singapore's leader will take in.
A drop in Chinese tourist numbers is driving down shop rentals in Hong Kong, with vacancies increasing in the same prime areas.
Tens of thousands of Singaporeans braved torrential rain and lined the streets on Sunday to bid a final farewell to the nation's founding father.
Prada reported a 28 percent fall in its 2014 net profit, as growing retail sales in the Americas and Japan failed to offset declines in China and Europe.
Japanese factory output declined more than expected in February as companies curbed output due to the Lunar New Year holiday.
Suicides and discontentment against government policies in rural India is turning into anger against Modi less than a year since he came into office.
Uber's getting fast and furious in Singapore, souping up its fleet with Lamborghinis and Maseratis as part of its new "supercar" offering.
Disappointing economic data from some of Asia-Pacific's largest economies this week could intensify calls for more monetary easing, economists warn.
Grieving Singaporeans were joined by world leaders on Sunday to pay their final respects to the country's first prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew.
A tough market and weaker demand mean have slowed growth in India's diamond market where 14 of every 15 diamonds set in jewelry around the world are processed.
Chinese property developers are finding themselves forced to sacrifice profits to boost sales amid a downturn in the housing market.
China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan warned on Sunday that the country needs to be vigilant for signs of deflation.
Russia, Australia and the Netherlands became the latest three countries to say they plan to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will press Chinese officials next week to adopt a more market-determined exchange rate policy, Treasury officials said on Friday.
Some dissidents and opponents of Lee Kuan Yew believe that with his passing the political restrictions he imposed in the name of security will begin to ease.
Opposition and warnings from the U.S. and senior U.K. diplomats have not stopped China's alternative to the World Bank from gaining global support.
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Library of Congress To Archive All Public Tweets 171
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Given the signal to noise ratio for most tweets, I'm not convinced this is a particularly good use of resources...
Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you have to!
Seriously, why?
It's not like it takes a lot of space to archive them, it's just 140 characters per tweet. There's a lot of useless information in the newspapers and books too, but they have archived them too because some of that info is valuable or might become valuable.
all of them???
Disk space is cheap...
They should get a copy of the internet archive while they're at it.
I suspect a lot of the interesting information is in the aggregate anyway, not individual tweets: things like trends, analysis of subgroups, linguistic analysis, etc.
I would that a social scientist in the 23rd Century does that think that average human of today posts every triviality in his life like most of the current twitters.
Given the signal to noise ratio for most tweets, I'm not convinced this is a particularly good use of resources...
Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you have to!
Its a fantastic idea, its probably only a few Tb of data but it represents the unedited reaction of ordinary people to historical events and a detailed insight into their everyday lives.
A library archiving your work does not necessarily imply that you don't own the copyright on it.
50 million tweets/day
140 characters of message
60 bytes of metadata (timestamp, sender id, etc.)
10 GB of twitter archive per day
10 TB per 3 years
What does 1 TB cost these days? about $100?
Storage space will indeed be an inexpensive part of the cost, and will decline in price at about the same rate the traffic is growing.
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Chaos Commerce Interview Questions
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I applied online – interviewed at Chaos Commerce .Interview Details
There's a two part hiring process and your references will definitely be called. But the guy who interviews you is pretty nice and very friendly.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThere is no negotiation unless you're Jewish.Accepted Offer
- There was nothing difficult about the interview. Answer Question
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I applied online – interviewed at Chaos Commerce .Interview Details
I saw their ad for Customer service reps on Craigslist and emailed in my cover letter and resume. With in a few days they responded to my email asking if I was available for a phone interview. I graciously accepted the time offered provided them with a number to call. I did a little research on the company, I didn't know what to expect, so I wanted to prepare for anything. I checked out their two sites, Dailysteals.com and Icemonkey.com. Read their blogs and even checked out a few customer reviews.
I received a call from their HR rep at the time scheduled, we went over a series of questions. Most of the questions were customer service related and how I would provide customer service while other questions were off the wall and random like, "what's your favorite book." I don't know, I just made something up, but it seemed to work. After the questions, I was told that they would review my responses and send me an email to come in for an interview.
Within the next day or so, I received an email asking me to come in for an interview with the managers. It was a tiny room, looked kinda scary, they called it the interrogation room. Didn't help the situation that I was already so nervous. They came in and was very friendly and engaging. The whole interview process wasn't in my opinion too long. We went over basic questions about my background and work experience. They gave a description of the company and what I can expect when being in customer service. But what really stressed me out was the assessment. Just knowing that I was going to be tested just kinda freaked me out. I would let it show though.
The assessment, thinking back on it was very straight forward. Customer service questions and examples. They told me some were real customer service inquiries. After the test they told me they would be in contact with me and to provide references.
I sent over my references right away. Within a few days I got an email from them saying I got the job. I was soo excited!Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThere was no negotiation. They had a set price for the position I was applying for.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online – interviewed at Chaos Commerce in March 2013.Interview Details
Applied through Craigslist. Received e-mail almost immediately to interview. Totally unprofessional process thereafter. The company seemingly wants young reps that they can control. They dont call customers-e mails only-so I didnt expect much of a callback . Too bad, could be better run.No OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at Chaos Commerce in March 2012.Interview Details
I was asked the basic questions.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied online. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Chaos Commerce in July 2011.Interview Details
Applied through Craigslist.
Emailed me 3 days later.
Went into a interview was asked
normal questions nothing to crazy.
ASked to respond to a customer email to see how I would do.
Keep calling after the interview to follow up, was hired about a week and half later.Negotiation DetailsNoneAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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High school boys basketball: Layton Christian a mystery team in 1A
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Talk to just about any boys basketball coach in 1A, and they'll tell you roughly the same thing, there's no clear-cut state title favorite this season. Each statement comes with an asterisk though — Layton Christian.
Nobody knows what to make of the defending 1A state champs.
Layton Christian only has one returning starter and hasn't participated in any preseason tournaments against fellow 1A competition, preferring instead to play a preseason schedule that includes 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A teams.
The Eagles are 0-7 in those games, but they're still probably one of the best 1A teams.
"We're playing a tougher schedule than I ever play. It's tough, but we've been in the games. We've lost some heartbreakers, but that's how they're going to learn to finish," said head basketball coach Bobby Porter.
Porter isn't concerned by the lack of wins. Layton Christian was 2-8 in the preseason last year, but it ran the tables in Region 17 and then dominated the 1A state tournament.
That could happen again this year, but nobody is quite sure. Layton Christian hasn't played a 1A team yet this year, and outside of teams in Region 17 — which Layton Christian should dominate— won't until the state tournament.
"I'd say 1A is probably as wide open as it's been in a long time. Layton Christian could be as tough as anybody, but they play such a tough preseason schedule, I don't think anybody knows how good they are," said Bryce Valley coach Eric Jessen.
There's still a lot of basketball to be played before the state tournament though, and five region titles to hand out as well.
While Layton Christian in Region 17, Tintic in Region 18 and Monticello in Region 19 are the favorites to win their respective regions, things are slightly more open in Region 20 and 21.
Region 20 got under way the week before Christmas, and it's no surprise to see Bryce Valley and Panguitch each sitting atop the standings with 2-0 records.
Bryce Valley was a runner-up to Layton Christian last season, and despite just one returning starter, the Mustangs are still one of the best teams in 1A. That one player is a dandy, too. Braxton Syrett is averaging 22.8 ppg, and coach Jessen believes he's one of the best in 1A.
Panguitch finished third in Region 20 last season behind Bryce Valley and Piute, but many believe the Bobcats are the slight favorite this time around with three returning starters. Two of those starters are Tyce Barney and Dalan Bennett, who are averaging 35.5 ppg.
Despite that experience, Panguitch went 2-3 this preseason, including a 55-52 loss to Duchesne. That result renewed the debate about whether Region 20 or 21 is stronger.
Based on the preseason, Jessen believes some of the power might've swung back north.
Duchesne went 2-0 against Region 20 teams at the 1A Preseason Preview in Richfield in early December, while Rich and Tabiona each went 1-0.
With Region 21 play getting under way next week, Duchesne, Rich and Tabiona all own winning records and all have hopes of winning the league title.
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Daylilies 2013-II
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As all day lilies of mine are seedlings, some siblings of same pod do look alike with minor differences, I try not to post picture from the same plant twice.
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Robot Swarm Control On Microsoft's Surface 106
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The problem with RTS games path finding vs robot path finding is that the games have a flawless description of the environment (the description IS the environment) and no inherent physical limitations on the driven device, only ones programmed in.
A real obstacle can move, can be hard to spot or misrecognized as non-obstacle, can resist traditional methods of surmounting it (say, is slippery or crumbles). A real robot has to deal with traction slipping, in route deviating due to slipping on the surface, limited acceleration and braking power, environment behaving against specs (tell a crumbling building to follow the computational model...), communication shortages and so on.
Also, this is a demo, to let people see how that works. I believe it could be done 20 times faster by an experienced operator doing actual work instead of a demo.
I've done disaster response. While robots may have some very limited applications, dogs and eyeballs and boots are better. You need lots of them and each one has to be thinking and looking on their own.
You are looking for survivors and making decisions that are not quantifiable at all. It'll be a long time before we can send out a "swarm" of robots into a disaster area and have them work as well as a trained dog or a trained SAR person.
Check out his other videos. They have done this with real robots also.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48A8vdJ68lI
The swarm of ground robots is a bit of a reach goal. Current applications of this include showing manpower and equipment (and current robotic resources, like UAVs). The idea being, issued orders to a person or vehicle's representation on the map will send orders to a communication device they posses. The map would also serve to display data that currently is compiled (slowly) onto paper maps. This way, the interface becomes useful for combining data and asset display that also allows orders to be issued to those assets.
(I work next door)
This demo was a simulation, so there really isn't that much difference from a good RTS. Motion control and local path planning are well understood.
While the demo looks cool, it is not really much different than the robot GUI I wrote for my robocup team that could control 10+ robots (real or simulated). It used a mouse and any number of ps3-style controllers. And yes, I got my ideas from RTS games, and some other teams had even better GUIs.
Also, it would have been nice if they didn't speed up the video, so we could better understand how well it worked. One thing I often find in touch interfaces is that selection is slower than you'd expect since you block the item with your finger. A mouse pointer is much smaller, and works well for skilled operators.
Not in this video, but they have controlled real robots, too:
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How hard are Ranunculus to grow?
When you see those shrivelled up little claws in a package, it's hard to imagine them even being alive. :)
For tender bulbs, I have grown dahlias and tuberous begonias (easy) and caladiums (not easy). Where would Ranunculus fall on this scale? Thanks!
3rd month? So they are slow to bloom? I might have missed it on this one, then. Our growing season might be too short to try them. I saw some lovely ones in a local conservatory, and that made me want to try them.
I was looking online last night though, and didn't find them from the catalog vendors I normally use.
When I lived on the coast they grew like weeds. When they were through I saved the roots(I can't bring myself to call them bulbs)and separated them into many more roots for the next season. Each stem will be connected to its own root and just needs to be unwound from the other roots. Each root as planted will be three or more when dug and separated. Al
In your zone (z5) you will find them very challenging to grow well. You will find these even more difficult to grow in your climate than caladiums. Note that Izhar and Calistoga are in perfect climates for growing Ranunculus so their experiences are not at all relevant to you. It does help however to understand the way that Ranunculus behaves in these climates.
Ranunculus are a cool season plant with a frost sensitive rhizome. In an ideal climate (like Carlsbad, CA) you would plant the rhizome in late fall and it would put out roots and then leaves from December - February and then bloom in March or April. After that it would go completely dormant during the hot dry summer. The problem with trying to grow them in the ground in cold climates is that the rhizome is not cold hardy so you can't plant it in the fall and let it get established in preparation for spring blooming. If you have have nice cool summers you can probably plant it in early spring and have a summer blooming season but then you will have to dig it up and store it in a frost free location over the winter. If you have hot summers (like me) it doesn't work to plant it in the spring because the plant doesn't have enough time to get established before the weather gets hot and triggers the blooming process. Without being properly established it will put only small weak blooms or none at all. I've tried several times and had only limited success growing it in the ground. I do have a nice one that is about to bloom in a pot and that may be an option for you if you have a cool sunny location for the plant to grow along during the winter.
- Steve
Here is a link that might be useful: Carlsbad Flower Fields
I've had an overall failure (planted indoors)and don't know why.
Three of 40 bulbs planted sprouted and digging in the barren pots I can find no evidence of a bulb ever having been present. No carcass, no roots, no mass, nothing.
I used store bought ranunculus packs around November 2013 (about 30-45 bulbs) in 6 to 8 inch deep pots and window boxes filled with nice soil/compost mix, topped with about a half inch of leaf mold.
The house temperature since then has been between 55 and 68 degrees (F).
The bulbs were soaked at least 14 hours and were easy to separate when needed. I watered well for first two weeks, then about once a week, not letting it get waterlogged. or dry
It seemed to me the conditions were good.
Any ideas?
Instructions here are to soak when first planting, then do not water again until you see foliage. They are quite vulnerable to rot when they have no foliage.
They have a tendency to vanish here as well, although they are on the whole quite reliable.


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faneldaJuly 18, 2010
I was honored to receive a gift of Linda's 'Rachelle Agin" and can trade a single or double fan for her "Nancy's Quilt". I can send a photo of the actual daylily size and condition before digging.
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Final Kitchen Plan--Please Critique!
We are ordering in 24 hours! This is our plan for a white IKEA Adel kitchen that is open to the living/dining areas. If you have any advice or ideas, please share! Thanks so much.
the two 24 in pantry cabs will provide an immense amt of storage... I would probably make the one near the fridge a 15-18 wide unit. If that's not your leaning, then be careful with your aesthetics because there is a lot of cabinetry at eye level due to the pantrys and substantial number of wall cabs. Include glass doored wall cabs/or pull a section out and place open shelving.You're making the sale deadline-good for you--glass doors completely affordable now!
Can you center the sink? It's off just enough to look like a measuring error.
What are you putting in the 18" cabinet? It looks like an unplanned space filler and is big for a cutting board cabinet. I would change the 30" drawer bank to 36" and give some symmetry to the range wall. The corner cab at 12" will look like an intentional cutting board cabinet.
Lastly, I have to say the window seat doesn't look inviting being so close to the range and being so much in the heart of the kitchen. If the window is high enough, maybe a baking table could go there instead.
Can you swap the fridge and the 24" pantry next to it?
I have a tall and deep pantry but I have not felt the need for a landing space next to it (though I have one) but I really need landing space next to the fridge.
I don't think it will be bad visually as you'll have two tall pantries flanking the entire section.
You will not be able to open your fridge all the way if that wall comes out far enough to interfere with the door swing of it. That means you can't get the fridge drawers out for cleaning.
To fix, cut the wall back, or simply swap the fridge and pantry. I would do the latter even if the wall is shallow enough not to interfere with the door swing.
Tracie has an excellent point!
I have that problem with my shallow pantry. It is not a huge deal there because the shelves can be tilted up or down for removal but it would be much worse with a refrigerator as fridge shelves normally only slide back and forward (no tilting).
I think you are really going to like your kitchen. Ikea does a great job! My girlfriend had them do hers 3 years ago, and she is still getting compliments!
The only think I'd change in your kitchen is the trash. I'd put it next to the sink, because trash is often drippy, and it's less mess next to the sink. Just my opinion.
Enjoy your new kitchen!
As desertdance suggested, swapping the dish drawers and trash bin will kill tow birds with one stone as it'd make unloading the DW easier. Then you can center the sink.
I'd also make the island a bit longer as you have enough room (it seems). It will increase your storage space.
Agree with suggestions to swap the refrigerator and tall pantry and to put the trash to other side of the sink and center the sink on the island.
I also like the idea of adding glass doors to a few of the uppers but don't think either side of range is best spot. Usually contents stored there are not so attractive and they'd probably need frequent cleaning from grease being so close to range. I'd put them on cabinets to right by window seat, make that more of a decorative space.
It is lovely. Very exciting to have reached this final run i can imagine. (Been there and made some mistakes)
Switch the trash as others pointed out. If the fridge can be switched i would do that. With that door style on the fridge, you may find yourself constantly doing many side shuffle steps over and over.
I like the window seat. Live with it a year and see how it works out. I love my kitchen small office. Even with an office close by, i like to sit down at that desk with many drawers to keep it touch with cooking, read/sort mail, check e-mails etc. while being actually in the Kitchen surround. (it could be a nice small built-in desk in the future)
Not sure if that is your lighting plan, but if it is and you have not wired yet, consider adding a third pennant. When installed, allow for extra cord so you can play with the height for a few weeks. It is hard to see what type of prep and cooking shadows will happen. Lighting is often overlooked and can be frustrating. Love my led warm strip lighting running under my cabinets. Reads like daylight and no shadow interference.
seattleCraftsman I'm so glad you posted!!! Your gorgeous renderings are what helped us all fall in love with our space. Thank you again for your work on our behalf! We appreciate your time and talent. I love what you did. I did end up moving the range down because it was the best way I could keep it clear of the sink/DW.
Thank you for ALL of the great ideas! I'm going to be to working on this today and you've all given me much to consider. A couple of things:
I agree about trash next to sink; however, I also want that dish drawer and the DW next to the sink and I can't have 3 things! So I have to pick 2. The other advantage for keeping the trash on the end is that people can easily access it without entering the kitchen.
If I switch the fridge and pantry, then the fridge will be exposed on the right side and I'd have to figure out how to build it in. How would I do this? I'll talk to the IKEA kitchen planner, maybe they have something that I don't know about.
The window seat is mainly for my little girl who loves to sit in my space while she is reading and be close to me. It's also a great use of the window. I think it's going to be a good fit for us for now. I may change it in years to come, but for now, my DD is really excited!! :-)
herbflavor & eandhl--Thank you! I am going to consider your ideas.
sudaki--I love your idea for the window seat too!
sleevendog--Yours too!!
valinsv--great point about the cabs next to the range. Going to have to give that a lot of thought. I do keep some "ugly" things there. I'm planning on frosted glass but still.
tracie.erin--Thanks for the input about the wall! I need to make allowance for that, you are right! I'm going to consider switching the cab and fridge if I can figure out how to make the fridge look built in.
may_flowers--The 18 inch cab will have a door and it will be connected to the 24in cab to its right, so they are treated as one for storage purposes. I'm using an insert from Lee Valley that will allow easy access to both and provide a good use for that otherwise dead corner. This wall backs to the garage, so I can't put a cab in another room...
OK, have to fun to a mtg but thanks so much and please keep the ideas coming!!!
Either switch the pantry on the right wall with the fridge or switch the location of the DW to the other side of the sink. Right now, it's in the middle of your prep space. Remember, food goes from the fridge to the landing zone next to the sink, then to wash or wash your hands, then prepped and then the stuff fro prepping goes to cleanup. The DW is smack in the middle of all of that. To separate the cleanup and prep zones better so you aren't battling over sink usage means the DW has to move, or the refrigerator has to move so the prep occurs on the other side of the sink. And you want dish storage adjacent to the cleanup. That means your dish drawer on the perimeter, not in the middle of either your prep or cleanup zones. Adjacent to the cleanup zones. Like maybe a hutch cabinet where the pantry next to the window seat is. Or just to the left of the window seat in all of that wall cabinetry. Not in the middle of the action.
To the left of the range, can you swap the 30" drawers and 36" drawers so you have 30" drawers flanking the range on each side? The different sizes on each side would drive me nuts. I think it is so sweet your daughter is looking forward to the window seat.
Herbflavor--I'm getting as close to center as I can. Thanks for all of your help!
Bpathome--thanks for your ideas! I'm still thinking about the lineup! Luckily I have right up until install to change it. As a procrastinator, this works well for me! ;-)
Green--thank you for your input. I always appreciate your posts because you are so good at thinking through how the space will be used. You gave me a lot to consider (and dream about through the night! -- See my other post on 'kitchen dreams'!!)
Kaysd--thanks for the idea! I did that and it looks better!
Rosie--thanks so much for the encouragement and kind words!!
Momto3--Great idea! I am going to do that with the dish drawer!


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Found in Colombia, Venezuela, Surinam, the Amazon Basin of Peru and northern Brazil.
They are found in forests, thick brush, savannahs and cultivated areas. In Peru, they are confined to the Amazonian region where they are found in all parts of the low selva zone and many parts of the high selva zone. It is found at altitudes of 2000 m or more. Agoutis live in close proximity to water, being found on the banks of all types of streams.
In some areas, they construct burrows among limestone boulders, along river banks or under the roots of trees.
- Terrestrial Biomes
- savanna or grassland
- forest
- rainforest
- scrub forest
Physical Description
Head and body length ranges from 415-620 mm. Tail length ranges from 10-35 mm. Fur is coarse and glossy, with the longest and thickest hair located on the posterior part of the back. Fur color ranges from pale orange through several shades of brown to almost black. The underparts are white, yellow or buff colored. The body form is slender, the ears are short, and the hindfoot fas three toes with hooflike claws. Females have four pairs of mammae.
- Other Physical Features
- endothermic
- bilateral symmetry
- Range mass
- 1.300 to 4.000 kg
- 2.86 to 8.81 lb
In Venezuela agoutis breed throughout the year. Females have an average estrous cycle of about 34 days, with gestation lasting around 104 to 120 days. They also experience postpartum estrus. Litters are usually made up of one or two young, sometimes three occurs. Newborns are fully furred, have their eyes open and are able to run in their first hour of life. Females lactate for about twenty weeks.
- Key Reproductive Features
- gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate)
- sexual
- Range number of offspring
- 1.000 to 3.000
- Range gestation period
- 104 to 120 days
- Range weaning age
- 140 (high) days
- Parental Investment
- precocial
- Range lifespan
Status: captivity
- 18 (high) years
- AnAge
- Range lifespan
Agoutis are basically diurnal, but in areas where they have been affected by humans they may not leave their shelters until dusk. They are terrestrial and are adapted for a cursorial life. They walk, trot or gallop on their digits, and also can jump vertically at least two meters from a standing start. Aggression increases in adults at the onset of every new litter. This is caused by the shortage of available food. During courtship rituals, the male sprays the female with urine causing her to go into a frenzy dance.
Communication and Perception
Food Habits
Diet consists of fruits, vegetables, and various succulent plants.
Economic Importance for Humans: Positive
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More information
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Jerry Svendsen (author), Ohio University.
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living in the Nearctic biogeographic province, the northern part of the New World. This includes Greenland, the Canadian Arctic islands, and all of the North American as far south as the highlands of central Mexico.
- bilateral symmetry
having body symmetry such that the animal can be divided in one plane into two mirror-image halves. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria.
- chemical
uses smells or other chemicals to communicate
- endothermic
animals that use metabolically generated heat to regulate body temperature independently of ambient temperature. Endothermy is a synapomorphy of the Mammalia, although it may have arisen in a (now extinct) synapsid ancestor; the fossil record does not distinguish these possibilities. Convergent in birds.
- food
A substance that provides both nutrients and energy to a living thing.
- forest
forest biomes are dominated by trees, otherwise forest biomes can vary widely in amount of precipitation and seasonality.
- frugivore
an animal that mainly eats fruit
- herbivore
An animal that eats mainly plants or parts of plants.
- motile
having the capacity to move from one place to another.
- native range
the area in which the animal is naturally found, the region in which it is endemic.
- rainforest
rainforests, both temperate and tropical, are dominated by trees often forming a closed canopy with little light reaching the ground. Epiphytes and climbing plants are also abundant. Precipitation is typically not limiting, but may be somewhat seasonal.
- scrub forest
scrub forests develop in areas that experience dry seasons.
- sexual
reproduction that includes combining the genetic contribution of two individuals, a male and a female
- social
associates with others of its species; forms social groups.
- tactile
uses touch to communicate
- tropical savanna and grassland
A terrestrial biome. Savannas are grasslands with scattered individual trees that do not form a closed canopy. Extensive savannas are found in parts of subtropical and tropical Africa and South America, and in Australia.
- savanna
A grassland with scattered trees or scattered clumps of trees, a type of community intermediate between grassland and forest. See also Tropical savanna and grassland biome.
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A terrestrial biome found in temperate latitudes (>23.5° N or S latitude). Vegetation is made up mostly of grasses, the height and species diversity of which depend largely on the amount of moisture available. Fire and grazing are important in the long-term maintenance of grasslands.
- young precocial
young are relatively well-developed when born
Grimwood, I. 1969. Notes on the distribution and status of some Peruvian mammals. Spec. Publ. Amer. Comm. Int. Wildl. Protection, no. 21: 34-35.
Nowak, R., J. Paradiso. 1983. Walker's Mammals of the World 4th Ed.. Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press.
Smythe, N. 1978. The natural history of the Central American Agouti. Smithson. Contrib. Zool., no. 257: iii-52.
Weir, B. 1974. Reproductive characteristrics of hystricomorph rodents. Symp. Zool. Soc. London, 34: 437-446.


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She's here! Pics of sink and stuff....
(these pics are in my current kitchen, not the one that's going to be remodeled and OMG, I cannot get photobucket to save re-sized pics, still sorry for giant pics.)
Well, the beautiful sink arrived yesterday... very well packed and with some gifts of copper and stainless cleaner to boot! Talk about fast shipping, too. Don't think the customer service could be much better than Rachielle offers.
So here is a pic of all the stuff that I've picked out (so far) together. (Anyone that remembers the chicken wallpaper... it just doesn't work with this sink at all.)
I have a sample of the Bradbury frieze paper that I envision above the cabinets on two walls. May not work with the layout but haven't ruled it out yet so included in the pic.
Left front are the linoleum colors that I'm trying to pick from for the floor. Thinking diagonal checkboard. This kitchen floor runs into the entry so it has to work for both areas... thinking the brown and yellow (butter, they call it)as the main colors in both entry and kitchen with the addition of small green or red squares at the intersections of the diamond pattern in the kitchen? Haven't nailed that down yet but (real)linoleum it is, not changing that choice.
On the right front is a sample of heart pine countertop and in front of that are two paint samples for the cabinets. The left, more brick-ey red is Shiloh cabs from a local place and the right is burgundy red from thecabinetauthority.com. I was really leaning towards the burgundy until the sink came. Now the more brick red seems to make the sink stand out a bit more and the burgundy seems to fade into the sink...at least to my eye in person it does.
Lastly are samples of some handmade tile glazing colors. Emutile.com. I've never seen a pic of this but what I was thinking was having a wood back splash with holes cut out to accept just a few larger (4x8") accent tiles and then grout or caulk or whatever the space around the tile so it's finished nice. Wood and tile backsplash?
Anyone seen this anywhere? I kinda like it but not sure how to make it work yet.
Thoughts, advice, anyone see something that I'm missing or do these choices seem to work together? I'm liking it but of course, I can hardly be considered objective anymore. Going for a woodsy, cabin-ey feel without feeling beaten over the head with it. Ceilings will be knotty pine tongue and groove, fwiw. Not sure about door/drawer style yet but simple is what I'm leaning towards.
Ships4u painted walls are looking really good to me for non-backsplash wall areas. Love her kitchen.
Thanks for looking and okay people, thoughts?
You have some beautiful choices! I love to see how everything is coming together. I LOVE the pine counters with the brick red cabs. That red is really nice! All of those floor colors work. I like the direction that you're going with them. It will be beautiful.
Those tiles you've got are yummy! Really gorgeous. I'm having a hard time picturing them in the wood splash. Maybe you could use them in a tile splash behind the range? I'd be afraid of a beadboard splash. Seems like it would be a nightmare to clean. Beautiful though.
And that sink!! The sink is gorgeous! I can't tell from the picture, but make sure the sink is properly supported on the sides and isn't sitting on the flange. It kind of looked to me like it was just sitting on the counter without being supported and it could be damaged. Just wanted to make sure. Totally agree about the great customer service from Rachielle. Now you can understand why those of us who have purchased from him are such fans. :)
Gorgeous! Love love love the sink. (Although I am disappointed in the demise of the chicken paper! :-)
I like the tile+beadboard idea, personally. If you want to try the round tiles, you could buy a hole saw (if using before installing beadboard) or a Forsterner bit (if using after). Then just thinset the tile in the hole, and caulk around the perimeter. Maybe nail a piece of screen or something in the hole first to give the thinset something to grab on to. Or just use caulk as an adhesive and skip the thinset.
It all looks lovely.
It's looking wonderful! I like everything and definitely use some of those trees :)
For the flooring, I like all the colors, except the dark brown. Do they have a warmer, lighter shade...more like your wood countertops or backsplash? The sink is going to be a great focal point!
Pooh: I just sat the sink on the counter to take a pic of it... is that bad? Can I hurt the sink? I'll put it back in the box with the packing stuff, I guess. Just took it out to look at and to show you guys. I do have beadboard for my back splash in my current kitchen and it's fine, the only thing I'd do different is have a 4" wide piece at the counter to stop the crumbs getting stuck in the crack where the wall meets counter. For this backsplash I'm leaning toward either a horizontally run tongue and groove plank or solid wood slab.
Hi Angie!: I too mourn the demise of the chickens. (Still think I'll hide them somewhere, though.) I'm probably going with 4x8 tiles... although your idea for round ones is clever. These are their glaze sample tiles. Maybe just caulk would work since there isn't much weight to just a tile here and there... thanks!
Hi Lav! I have looked at the lighter browns (in person) and none grabbed me with the other colors. I've already ordered that brown for a powder room and another room, so I'm kinda in on that one. I can go to the flooring place and re-look though.
I do like the trees a lot... hope I can make it work out to include them.
Desertsteph: yeah, the 'dark' factor is to be considered. I'd almost forgo a back splash altogether and do what ships4u did, very simple and clean look with just the paint, if it all was proving to be too dark. I'm also remembering the advice from a recent back splash thread: remember how many 'clowns' you have introduced. I think the sink and stove qualify as clowns and maybe with the red cabs, a simple BS of nothing but paint would be better? This forum has helped so many people avoid mistakes... I really treasure having a place like this to go to...
Deedles, don't just set the sink on the counter! It needs to be supported on the sides. There are instructions in the packing of the sink that show you what to do. I can be damaged by setting it on a flat surface without support because the bottom of the sink isn't flat and the flange ends up supporting the weight. You can use some of the packing material to support it. That's what I did with my sink when I took it out. Here's a picture to show you how it should be supported.


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The IRS is unable to do right by taxpayers, says the National Taxpayer Advocate. In its annual report to Congress, the in-house IRS watchdog finds that the agency's budget cuts have eroded taxpayer service, especially for low-income taxpayers. At the same time the lack of effective administrative and congressional oversight has eroded taxpayer protections. US […]
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The latest example of why bipartisanship is not necessarily good: A bill proposed by senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Pat Roberts (R-KN) to require the IRS to hire private debt collectors. The last time Congress made the IRS try this, the agency lost money. It was a terrible idea then and it is a terrible idea now. Schumer and Roberts slipped […]
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My blog last Tuesday on overblown concerns about people falsely claiming subsides under the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges generated a lot of response. Much focused on my assertion that the income tax system operates remarkably well as a largely voluntary program. Their retort: I naively misjudged the willingness of low-income people to cheat. In […]
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Have you ever "contemplated" that I do NOT like you at all and therefore, I really don't care whether or not you like me..or my "bullying tactics"?<quoted text>
You crack me up. Your way of thinking is so alien, I am now hoping you don't drive. Just for informational purposes, yes I do work and have for the past 35 years. Whoever you may think I am, you are wrong. Also, I am male. You got that part incorrect as well. I realize it is hard for you to believe, but have you ever contemplated there might be more than one person who doesn't like your bullying tactics?
You might have been a better Person, if your Parents had used a few more "bullying tactics" on you, like busting your Azz for being so obnoxious to People. How many times has that sorry attitude gotten your Azz busted, as an Adult. I'm guessing more than once!
But, at OT's request, I tried! Rest assured I won't try again, NOT with you or any of the different Names you use, either!