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1. BBC News: "Neanderthal Genes 'Survive in Us'" & National Geographic News: "Neanderthals, Humans Interbred—First Solid DNA Evidence"
A new genetic study has revealed that many modern humans have Neanderthal ancestry.
The study, published in the journal Science, compared the Neanderthal genome to the genes of five humans alive today. The comparison revealed that in some individuals, up to 4% of the total genome was of Neanderthal origin.
The scientists were led by Svante Paabo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, who was involved in the original sequencing of the Neanderthal genome (which we reported on last October). "[Neanderthals] are not totally extinct," Paabo said. "In some of us they live on, a little bit."
University of Wisconsin–Madison anthropologist John Hawks added, "They're us. We're them." Hawks also noted that he was "surprised" at the extent of Neanderthal contributions to the modern human genome.
Still, Washington University in St. Louis anthropologist Erik Trinkhaus claimed the study may have underrepresented the extent of Neanderthal DNA in modern humans. "One to 4 percent is truly a minimum. But is it 10 percent? Twenty percent?"*
Paabo's team also discovered that modern African populations seem to lack Neanderthal genetic elements, while individuals from regions not typically associated with Neanderthals—China and Papua New Guinea—had Neanderthal DNA. The evolutionary scientists interpret this in light of "Out of Africa" theory, the belief that humans evolved in Africa before migrating worldwide. The team speculates that Neanderthals evolved separately from modern humans but later interbred with the humans who left Africa.
The news doesn't surprise young-earth creationists, who predicted overlap between modern human and Neanderthal genomes. Based on Scripture, creationists consider Neanderthals to have been fully human, descendants of Adam and Eve (through Noah), and therefore they would have lived in the same time and place as other humans. But factors related to both the dispersion at Babel and environmental pressures afterward resulted in people groups with different physical characteristics, including humans with "Neanderthal" characteristics.
Liberty University cell biologist (and creationist) David DeWitt called the research an "amazing feat" of science that supports creationist expectations. "Finding Neanderthal DNA in humans was not expected by evolutionists, but it was predicted from a creation standpoint because we have said all along that Neanderthals were fully human: descendants of Adam and Eve, just like us," he told News to Note.
DeWitt also pointed to research on mitochondrial DNA several years earlier that had boldly claimed that Neanderthals were not our ancestors, based on the genetic results at that time. "We really have to be careful with scientific conclusions and data," DeWitt explained. "Now, with a more thorough analysis, we have the exact opposite conclusions."
(DeWitt presents a biblically based approach to the question of human and Neanderthal genetic overlap in Did Neanderthals and Modern Humans Share a Common Gene Pool? The video is available for purchase or free through our Video on Demand feature.)
While Neanderthals remain something of a mystery even to creationists, the new research reminds us of the reality of what the Bible teaches: Neanderthals were neither ape-men nor inferior to other humans. Rather, as with all humans, Neanderthals were part of the one blood of humankind (Acts 17:26), and therefore carried the image of God (Genesis 1:27).
* As to why the percentage of Neanderthal DNA found in modern humans is relatively small, we note the following. Neanderthal fossils are from individuals who have been dead for hundreds to thousands of years. Since that time, there have been selection pressure, genetic drift, and population bottlenecks (such as the bubonic plague that struck Europe, episodes of "ethnic cleansing," etc.). These all have impacts on the gene pool, as does relative population size. Humans alive today have come through that, while the Neanderthals did not.
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2. ScienceNOW: "Scientists Resurrect Mammoth Hemoglobin"
Scientists have resurrected a mammoth—a mammoth hemoglobin protein, that is.
Although the feat sounds less dramatic than bringing a woolly mammoth to life, the scientists' accomplishment was no easy task. A multinational team recovered DNA from a mammoth bone preserved in Siberia, then isolated the specific gene that would have coded for hemoglobin. Finally, the team inserted the gene into E. coli bacteria, letting the microbes rebuild mammoth hemoglobin according to the DNA "blueprint."
"It's no different from going back 40,000 years and taking a blood sample from a living mammoth," argued University of Manitoba biologist Kevin Campbell, one of the scientists. (The team believes the mammoth bone that contained the DNA to be more than 40,000 years old.) By examining the working of the mammoth hemoglobin and comparing it to that of elephants, the team concluded that mammoth hemoglobin released oxygen efficiently without respect to temperature—quite unique relative to elephant (and human) hemoglobin.
According to the researchers, mammoths' temperature-neutral hemoglobin allowed it to adapt to cold temperatures in the climatic extremes where mammoth remains are often found. More specifically, the hemoglobin would have enabled mammoths to let their extremities cool (to preserve core body heat) without reducing oxygen flow.
While ScienceNOW quotes one scientist who is cautious about the team's conclusions, and while we should always think critically, the team's research certainly represents a cutting-edge and inspiring way to study extinct creatures. While there's a lot to learn about mammoths (including much we may never know), this discovery reminds us that God programmed incredible cellular information into the original created kinds. This information allowed organisms not only to perform complicated biological tasks, but also to adapt to a wide range of environments—including the Ice Age after the global Flood.
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3. Canadian Press: "Survival of the Weakest? Study Looks at Whitefish Evolution in Alberta Lake"
If the Canadian Press is to be believed, whitefish provide the latest example of "evolution" in action. But as with previous examples, the evolutionary significance is overstated.
A study of fishing practices and whitefish characteristics in Canada's Lesser Slave Lake has revealed an interesting case of natural selection (or possibly artificial selection since man is the cause). in action. University of Calgary evolutionary biologist Sean Rogers plans to investigate changes in the genetic composition of the whitefish population at the lake—which appears to have come about as a result of human fishing.
Because fishermen use nets designed to catch the biggest fish, smaller whitefish have a reproductive advantage—they are captured less frequently and therefore have a greater opportunity to reproduce and propagate their genes. "Instead of the bigger and best surviving, those were the ones we were actually removing from the population and consequently we elicited this selection response in the fish population," explained Rogers.
In fact, the whitefish example is a great illustration of the workings of natural selection, an idea Charles Darwin both adopted for his evolutionary idea and expounded upon. However, Rogers points out that people often assume "survival of the fittest" means that the biggest and strongest survive. While that may often be the case, the whitefish example shows the opposite process in effect. Rogers also discussed a similar study from last year (which we covered last January) that showed other cases of "reverse evolution" (i.e., animals whose average size has dropped because of human predation).
What none of these examples demonstrate, however, is anything remotely similar to Darwin's molecules-to-man story for life's complexity and diversity. Darwin's story requires the addition of new genetic information into a population, which natural selection preserves. But in this case and all other examples of "evolution in action," genetic information is either constant or it decreases as natural selection removes certain members from the population. So such cases really are "reverse evolution"—they are the opposite of what drives Darwinian evolution.
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4. LiveScience: "Dwarf Dinosaur Once Roamed Transylvania"
When most people think of dinosaurs, they think of the big ones, like brachiosaurs and T. rex, both of which would have towered over humans.
Dinosaur bones dug up more than a hundred years ago in what is now Romania go against the popular view of dinosaurs as hulking beasts. The Romanian fossil, classified as Magyarosaurus dacus, is related to the giant titanosaurs, some of which weighed ten times more than an elephant. Yet new research indicates M. dacus never grew beyond horse-size.
Although the first M. dacus fossil was discovered in 1895 and was considered a "dwarf" dinosaur (i.e., small, but nevertheless an adult), scientists later concluded the fossil must be a juvenile titanosaur with much growing left to do. Now, in the most recent development in the century-long investigation, a team led by the Steinmann Institute Division of Paleontology's Koen Stein examined bones from nineteen different M. dacus fossils. The team applied lessons learned from studying other dinosaur bones to try to discover whether the M. dacus fossils are all juvenile titanosaurs, or whether M. dacus truly was a dwarf species.
Based on their knowledge of dinosaur bone development, the scientists concluded that the M. dacus fossils found so far were from dinosaurs that were at least 95 percent of their full size—in other words, they weren't juveniles. For creationists, discoveries of small dinosaurs are reminders of two things. First, complaints that Noah's Ark could not accommodate the required animals often ignore the fact that the average dinosaur was much smaller than the towering T. rex (and, in addition, Noah could have taken juveniles). Second, the argument that dinosaurs were too dangerous for humans to have lived "alongside" them ignores the fact that we live "alongside" some large, dangerous animals today; again, most dinosaurs weren't that big (and, in addition, most of the big ones were herbivorous).
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5. ScienceNOW: "Island Reptiles Buck an Evolutionary Trend"
Rapid speciation (multiple species descending from a single population) is often cited as confirmation of the creation worldview. Can we say the same when no speciation occurs?
Creationists frequently argue that examples of rapid speciation support the creation worldview because such examples demonstrate how the diversity of life we see today could have arisen since the Flood. By contrast, such speciation is far faster than what evolutionists suspect.
A study of lizards on the island of Martinique reveals the opposite situation: no apparent speciation in the last eight million years, according to a team led by Bangor University evolutionary biologist Roger Thorpe. The scientists believe the lizards on Martinique today once lived (eight million years ago) on four separate islands that now form Martinique. They expected greater genetic divergence during that supposed isolation, but according to the team's research, genetic study shows that the lizards diverged too little to become separate species.
In a twist, the researchers report that, despite their conclusions about the last eight million years, the lizards may be in the process of speciation today. Different lizard populations have been split in different habitats on the island and now rarely interbreed. The result "really surprised" Thorpe, who added that "people need to rethink their assumptions" about how speciation works.
Or could it be that the team's assumptions are wrong, both with regard to how long the lizards have lived on the ground now forming Martinique (eight million years or a few thousand?) and about how long (because of wrong evolutionary assumptions) it usually takes a species to diverge? Creationist models of animal dispersal and adaptation predict that from the time animals departed the Ark, they would have adapted rapidly to new environments, including through the process of speciation. And, of course, this process results in less genetic information, not more—the opposite of what Darwinian evolution requires.
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6. BBC News: "Animals Need 'Right to Privacy' from Wildlife Films"
Do animals have a "right to privacy"? Or are such "animal-hugger" claims the logical consequence of evolutionary views only?
According to University of East Anglia film and television studies lecturer Brett Mills, animals' right to privacy should be taken into consideration in the production of nature documentaries. "We see it as unethical and wrong to secretly film people—we say it's not allowed," he explained. But "what does it say about our assumptions about animals [in that we have no such prohibition]?" he asks.
While Mills is okay with filming "public" activities such as hunting, he mentions the use of hidden cameras and the practice of shoving cameras into animal nests and burrows as questionable. Mills argues that animal behavior itself shows that they make a distinction between "public" and "private" arenas.
Is Mills' idea wacky? Does it stem from an evolutionary worldview that insists humans are simply animals, and that only relative intelligence separates us? Although the Bible is clear that humans are fundamentally set apart from animals, having been made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27), this does not imply that we may treat animals however we wish; God made mankind stewards of earth and life on it (Genesis 1:28). The Bible is clear that there is morality underlying the treatment of animals (Proverbs 12:10).
That certainly does not mean animals deserve the same rights as humans, and we're not saying we necessarily agree with Mills. Rather, we're emphasizing that creationists should not dismiss the topic of what are appropriate animal rights—whether for pets, pests, livestock, or wildlife—without careful thought and biblically minded consideration.
For more information:
- Get Answers: Environmentalism, Morality & Ethics
7. And Don't Miss . . .
- Researchers at the Whitehead Institute have developed a technique to increase the pluripotency of human stem cells. Strangely, although the technique works on stem cells derived from both embryos and adults, both the news report and the journal article emphasize embryonic stem cells.
- You probably don't think of ants as insect farmers, but it turns out that some are! Although we don't buy into the evolutionary tale, we agree that the situation is complex—which, to us, is a reminder of God's creative ability.
- Can bonobos shake their heads to indicate "no"? If so, it would be yet another fascinating example of primate intelligence—but as we often point out, chimps' smarts imply common design, not common ancestry.
- The Canadian Press reports on what may be the first case of a second-generation polar/grizzly bear hybrid in the wild. (We discussed such hybrids last November.)
- The French government has decided to send 15 preserved human heads back to New Zealand. Agence France-Presse notes that "in the 19th century" the mummified heads of Maori warriors "became prized European collector items." We wonder if that interest was stoked by racist theories, themselves fueled by Darwinism.
- It probably wasn't the sort of creature to be kept as a pet: the recently analyzed Aetodactylus halli, a toothed pterosaur with a whopping nine-foot wingspan.
- "Darwin got it going on / Creationism is . . . dead wrong . . . ." That strange lyric is from evolutionist rapper Baba Brinkman's rhythmic "lecture," as covered in a New York Times blog. Believe it or not, though, it's not the first time we've covered evolutionary rap (see the last item in the "And Don't Miss" section of the October 3, 2009, edition of News to Note).
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AP) - A Muslim civil rights group is asking the FBI to investigate a series of threatening posts on an anti-Islam website.
The threats posted by visitors to the Bare Naked Islam website include a post from one person who urges Christians to "kill every Muslim twice" and mentions the fact that he routinely drives by a specific northern Virginia mosque.
In making the request, Council for American-Islamic Relations spokesman Ibrahim Hooper said the Internet is replete with hateful commentary about Muslims. But he said these comments differ because they routinely contain explicit calls for violence.
The Bare Naked Islam site depicts a mosque in flames and declares "It isn't Islamophobia when they really ARE trying to kill you." An e-mail seeking comment from the site's author was not returned Friday.
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phi {psych} | R Documentation |
Given a 1 x 4 vector or a 2 x 2 matrix of frequencies, find the phi coefficient of correlation. Typical use is in the case of predicting a dichotomous criterion from a dichotomous predictor.
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In many prediction situations, a dichotomous predictor (accept/reject) is validated against a dichotomous criterion (success/failure). Although a polychoric correlation estimates the underlying Pearson correlation as if the predictor and criteria were continuous and bivariate normal variables, the phi coefficient is the Pearson applied to a matrix of 0's and 1s.
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coefficient, see Warren (2008).
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phi coefficient of correlation
William Revelle with modifications by Leo Gurtler
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In re Hansen – Supreme Court Vacates Court of Appeals
Posted on July 1st, 2010 No commentsAfter granting leave, ordering briefs and hearing oral argument, the Michigan Supreme Court, in a one paragraph order, vacated the Court of Appeal's order affirming this case and remanded the case to the trial court for reconsideration of its decision to terminate the respondent's parental rights in light of In re Mason, 486 Mich ___ (2010) (Docket No. 139795, decided May 26, 2010). Justice Weaver dissented, stating she still believes Mason was wrongly decided and Mason does not apply to the facts in this case.
There is not much explanation here, so I don't have enough to comment. I expect I will do a long post on incarcerated parent cases after Mason very soon.
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This drive-in opened in 1950, and is still operating, now with three screens and showing first-run movies.
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This is the closest drive-in to the New York City/Northern New Jersey area (about 50 miles from Manhattan). Drive-ins were once situated all over Bergen and Hudson Counties. Fans of those good old days should patronize the Warwick for a really fun time-warp experience.
I was a projectionist in 1968, we showed Woodstock, Midnight Cowboy and what do you say to a maked lady.
Single screen 2 projectors, 20 minute reels and carbon arc in 68'
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I lived in Franklin, New Jersey for over a year after Katrina. I used to go to this drive in often.
Went last weekend. Great place and was truly like a trip back in time for me, err except the prices! I've lived in North Jersey for 4 yrs now and only this past weekend went , boy wished I had done this sooner! love the place and it's quite scenic when the Sun goes down
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Obama Administration Finds a Way to Get Businesses Borrowing Again
It has induced some companies to borrow in order to pay special dividends:
Companies that issue dividends, or are considering special dividends, are being pushed by shareholders to issue them before year-end because of rising concern that any deal in Washington to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff — of tax increases and spending cuts that looms at the end of the year — could include letting taxes on dividends rise.
For some companies, issuing debt to pay dividends makes sense right now because interest rates are so low and bond investors are clamoring for more securities, especially from companies that don't issue regularly. If they can cheaply finance a boost in their stock prices, some companies will take that, even if the idea is detrimental to their own bondholders, because it adds to company debt obligations without boosting growth or their ability to pay back the debt.
Debt sales to finance dividends haven't been very common since the credit crisis began in 2008, because both stockholders and bondholders have less appetite for something seen as a little more precarious to a company's health.
But bondholders are now allowing companies to do it relatively cheaply because they're so desperate for yields on corporate debt that are often just slightly higher than what is available on Treasury bonds.
This means that firms are leveraging themselves to pay off their shareholders. That debt could have financed additional investment, R&D, or acquisition of other firms. Instead, firms are going to the debt market, or even to banks, to turn equity into debt -- all because the President is insistent that dividends be taxed as ordinary income. If you wanted there to be less leverage in markets as a matter of public policy, you would want dividends to remain tax-preferred.
(UPDATE: A Twitter comment pointed me to the fact that Costco's credit rating was cut by one agency after the special dividend announcement.)
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Ah yes - all those rich folks like Warren Buffet who could afford to pay more taxes but do everything in their power not to. Like the CEO of Costco, these folks - the rich who say they should pay more, not all rich - are raging hypocrites.
There is nothing wrong with legal tax avoidance but to advocate higher taxes and then game the system (Google!) shows how morally bankrupt the Left truly is.
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The companies will borrow to pay dividends. The investors will get money they will then spend. The economy will boom because of this extra new spending. This is a winning situation!
What? The companies have to pay that money back? That takes money back out of circulation? The economic boom fails? We're back to where we started? Hmmmm. Well...
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Starting a countdown until the Keynesians claim it was government spending that spurred this little "economic boom"...
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Pork Roast with Apricot-Rice Stuffing Recipe
Guests rave when I put this impressive pork roast on the table. Bake the extra stuffing separately and serve it on the side.
- 2-3/4 cups water
- 1/2 cup chopped dried apricots
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 bone-in pork loin roast (4 pounds)
- 3/4 cup apricot preserves
- 4 teaspoons lemon juice
- In a large saucepan, bring the water, apricots and sugar to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3-5 minutes or until sugar is dissolved.
- Stir in the rice, onion, parsley, butter, lemon peel, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 25-30 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and rice is tender.
- Cut a deep lengthwise slit in between each bone of the pork roast (do not cut apart); stuff with rice mixture. Place fat side up on a rack in a foil-lined shallow roasting pan. Place remaining rice in a 1-qt. baking dish; cover and refrigerate.
- Bake roast, uncovered, at 350° for 1 hour. Combine preserves and lemon juice; brush over roast. Bake 15-30 minutes longer or until a meat thermometer reads 145°, basting twice with remaining preserves mixture.
- Bake additional rice for 25-30 minutes or until heated through. Let roast stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 6 servings.
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Hippocampal Pyramidal Neurons Comprise Two Distinct Cell Types that Are Countermodulated by Metabotropic Receptors
Hippocampal Pyramidal Neurons Comprise Two Distinct Cell Types that Are Countermodulated by Metabotropic Receptors
Neuron, Volume 76, Issue 4,
Pages 776-789,
Publication Date 21 November 2012
Copyright © 2012 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2012.09.036
Austin R. Graves
Shannon J. Moore
Erik B. Bloss
Brett D. Mensh
William L. Kath
Nelson Spruston
Department of Neurobiology, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208, USA
Department of Engineering Sciences and Applied Math, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208, USA
Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janelia Farm Research Campus, Ashburn, VA 20147, USA
Molecular Biology and Neuroscience Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA
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► Two morphologically and physiologically distinct hippocampal pyramidal cell types ► Glutamate and acetylcholine control output via each cell type ► Cell types exhibit differential plasticity: countermodulation by mGluRs and mAChRs ► Distinct cell types enable functional specialization of hippocampal output
Relating the function of neuronal cell types to information processing and behavior is a central goal of neuroscience. In the hippocampus, pyramidal cells in CA1 and the subiculum process sensory and motor cues to form a cognitive map encoding spatial, contextual, and emotional information, which they transmit throughout the brain. Do these cells constitute a single class or are there multiple cell types with specialized functions? Using unbiased cluster analysis, we show that there are two morphologically and electrophysiologically distinct principal cell types that carry hippocampal output. We show further that these two cell types are inversely modulated by the synergistic action of glutamate and acetylcholine acting on metabotropic receptors that are central to hippocampal function. Combined with prior connectivity studies, our results support a model of hippocampal processing in which the two pyramidal cell types are predominantly segregated into two parallel pathways that process distinct modalities of information.


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While open surgery uses an 8- to 10-inch incision (cut) to open the abdomen, the laparoscopic approach involves six small incisions (¼ or ½ inches long). Through these small incisions, a fiber optic tube (the laparoscope) connected to a camera and long surgical instruments are inserted. Because the entire operation is performed "inside" the abdomen without a large incision, it is considered less invasive. Benefits for the patient include:
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Nestled on the banks of the world-renowned Bulkley and Telkwa Rivers, the picturesque, historical village borders Tyhee Lake Provincial Park. Surrounded by snow-capped mountain ranges and a myriad of lakes and streams, Telkwa's spectacular natural setting offers extensive outdoor adventure and recreational opportunities. Whether you love to hike into an alpine lake, raft through whitewater rapids, ski down fresh powder slopes or battle the will of large steelhead, Telkwa has year-round wilderness adventures. Local sightseeing and adventure tour operators offer world-class hunting and sport fishing, hiking, canoeing, rafting, kayaking, bird watching and wilderness photography explorations. The adventures continue in the winter with phenomenal ice climbing, cross-country, backcountry and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing.
It was in 1906 that the valley's first European settlers put down stakes at a place that First Nations people referred to as "Where the Rivers Meet". The first townsite in the area, Aldermere, was originally established on the bluff above the Bulkley River located on the Telegraph Trail system. Aldermere was the first townsite in the area and a central restocking spot for prospectors following the call of the Gold Rush. As the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway began constructing the western section of their railway in 1907, many businesses and settlers began to move down the hill to the present site of Telkwa to be closer to the anticipated railway and an easier water supply. Today, over 100 years later, the community of Telkwa continues to be called it's home by its nearly 1,500 residents. An extensive walking trail system winds through the original townsite of Aldermere and embraces Telkwa's parks and historical buildings, including the restored 1910 St. Stephen's Anglican Church and the Pioneer Museum. Many of Telkwa's historical buildings, including the library, remain as testaments to our past and can be seen with a self-guided walking tour.
We invite you to explore our friendly village. Whether you prefer to stay at the provincial campsite with kid friendly beaches or a local private campsite, B&B's or lodges in the area or just visit for the day, enjoy our beautiful riverfront walks and numerous trails, watch local fisherman try their luck on the river, see the adventurous float the down river, and watch for wildlife. To discover a piece of British Columbia's history, stop at the Telkwa Museum, 1620 Highway 16 or the Village office at 1415 Hankin Avenue and pick up our walking tour brochure. You will be assured to have enjoyed your time spent with us.
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The deaths of two more teens capped off a murder-filled 48 hours in Prince George's County that have taken the lives of three teens and taken a toll on the community.
Police say 18-year-old Andre Shuford of Forestville and Aaron Kidd, a Suitland High School freshman, were shot in the 3700 block of Donnell Drive around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Kidd was pronounced dead at the scene. He is the second Suitland High School student to be murdered this week and the sixth Prince George's County student this school year.
Shuford died Wednesday and was not a student.
Kidd's mother tells ABC7 that he was to become a father next month. She says he was gunned down while hanging out with his friends after school.
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Western Art Music places equal emphasis on both the melodic flow of each voice or part, also called a line, and on the harmonic flow and function of all of the voices put together. This forms a kind of grid, where each note functions in both ways simultaneously. This makes this type of music interesting to listen to, but also makes it difficult to compose. Whether composing contemporary music, listening to a Beethoven symphony or playing Bass Guitar in a Ska band, by understanding how music functions both horizontally (line) and vertically (harmony), one can better appreciate and create music of nearly all styles.
If each line of music is interesting and has a smooth flow, chances are that the whole work will be also. So what are some of the traits of a "good melody"? Although this varies from style to style, by studying the refined principles of common practice melodies, an understanding of the principles that govern them can be applied to other styles as well.
A good melody, like a good house, has a solid basic framework. This is then embellished and refined to create more interest. When creating a melody, composers often start with a rhythmically simple line according to the following guidelines, then add the embellishments later. A full understanding of common practice melodic guidelines is essential for writing and understanding these melodies.
1) Rhythm - keep it simple to start with. A good guideline is one note per beat or pulse.
2) Contour - this is the shape of the line. Usually, there is only one highest or lowest note, called the peak. If the peak note is repeated, it looses it's effect, so it is important to have only one peak to your contour. Where should the peak occur? Although there is an infinite number of variations, there are several basic contours that melodic lines generally follow:
a) Arch - the most popular contour. Begins lower, works its way up to a high point between around or just after the midpoint of the melody, then falls back to a lower ending note. All of the following are arch contour melodies:
An Inverted Arch contour simply flips this shape upside-down, with the lowest peak occurring only once.
b) Ramp - Melodies often save the high or low peak for the last note, for a more climactic ending. An ascending ramp contour begins at or near the lowest not, and gradually and continually works it's way up to the highest peak. a descending ramp contour reverses this, beginning with the higher point, and ending with the lowest.
ascending ramp contour
descending ramp contour
Remember, these are simplifications. Melodic lines may briefly zig-zag around these shapes, and sometimes may combine both. This familiar melody has both arch contours and descending ramps:
It is important to note, however, that lines without a contour often sound dull and seem to just "noodle around" on a few notes. Compare the above melodies to the following, and see which is the more interesting:
3) A Smooth Connected Line - Our ear more easily hears a series of notes as belonging together when they proceed smoothly and without leaps of larger intervals. The following are the main guidelines used in common practice melodic lines:
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Note the examples of the above guidelines in the following two melodies -- the first follows them, and the second does not.
Melody which follows guidelines:
Melody that does not follow guidelines:
When composing a melody to fit a harmonic progression, you may wish to follow these simple steps:
In Section 16: Non-Chord Tones, methods of embellishing this melody will be examined. Section 17: Basic Form and Analysis, use of patterns called motives will be discussed. But for now, try to create more simple, yet attractive sounding melodies. Remember: an ugly melody with lots of embellishments is usually still an ugly melody!
The process of adding chords to a pre-existing melody is similar to the above process for composing a melody to fit a harmonic progression. The following is a simple process to compose a harmonic progression to fit a given melody.


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hey I'm new to this board, but i'm glad i found it, cos i can see myself asking a lot of questions!!! im 15 by the way :)
i learnt to surf on those huge foam boards, and got frustrated with them, cos i found them very easy to stand on and ride, and couldnt turn them like i knew i was meant to. so a month or 2 back i bought a Bic, 7'3" board. i only got to go on it once b4 it got too cold 4 my shorty wetsuit, and i was terrible, i couldnt stand up or anything. but now i got a fullsuit, boots, gloves and hood for christmas, ive been twice this week, and each time ive got better. tuesday i caught and rode quite a few waves, and today i even managed a bottom turn (on white water). so im really chuffed and well stoked :D .
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The hotel was very nice and the staff were exceptionally nice. The only thing we really did at this hotel was sleep, so I can't really comment on any of the amenities. However, the location was perfect. Steps away from Quincy Market, across the street from the aquarium, and right on the water. If definitely stay there again.
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Having to pay for wireless (12-16$/night) in addition to having to pay for parking at 48$/night, is completely absurd and enough to ensure that I never stay at the Mariott Long Wharf again. There are other hotels that are equally well located, but that do not rip you off for basic services.
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This is a great location. The room I had did have a mildew smell. I was able to open the window and get some fresh air. Probably could have switched rooms, but was late and leaving early and didn't want to go through the hassle. I reported it for maintenance before I left, and they gave me a Starbucks coupon to use in the lobby Starbucks. the staff was helpful and pleasant. No lobby complimentary coffee though. ...
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The patch changes the x86 architecture maintainer, making it obvious that Andi Kleen is no longer in charge.
At the Kernel Summit 2007, Kleen crticized Linus Torvalds who was still officially the maintainer of the i386 branch for not putting enough effort into maintaining the code. Torvalds referred to i386 as obsolete in five years and proposed merging it with the "x86 Architecture" branch. From now on, Thomas Gleixner, Ingo Molnar and H. Peter Anvin will be maintaining the code which now includes both the i386 and x86_64 architectures.
The proposal to merge these two kernel branches was made by Thomas Gleixner on the Linux Kernel Mailing List in July. This step is likely to facilitate troubleshooting and debugging in future. At the same time, it will make it easier and faster to implement new features.
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Deborah Idell Patty Edgemon, 64, of Sweetwater, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at her home.
A member of Unity Baptist Church, she was preceded in death by her parents, Hubert and Hazel Joines Patty; siblings, Charlotte Ricketson, Patsy Patty and Ralph and Henry Patty.
Survivors include her husband, Charles Ray Edgemon; one daughter and son-in-law, Stephanie and Randy Croft of Madisonville; two stepdaughters, Sandra Edgemon and Cherlene Smith, both of Philadelphia; five sisters and two brothers-in-law, Joyce and Charles Mangis of Madisonville, Ellen Lynn, Anna Moser and Janie and Michael Sweet, all of Sweetwater, and Alice of Texas; one brother and sister-in-law, David and Rena Patty of Chatsworth, Ga.; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, R.W. and Willima Edgemon of Philadelphia, Leroy and Flora Edgemon of Meigs County and David and Martha Edgemon of Sweetwater; grandchildren, Kayla and Zack Bivens; great-grandson, Ryder Nichols; stepgrandchildren, Codey and Jake Harper and Chris Edgemon; three step-great-grandchildren; and several special nieces and nephews.
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Chicken Aloha Recipe
This chicken is a welcome way to cook a quick, delicious meal.Beth Corbin, Sarasota, Florida
- 6 to 8 chicken breast halves
- 1 bottle (14 ounces) ketchup
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- 1 medium green pepper, coarsely chopped
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/3 cup cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1 can (8 ounces) pineapple chunks, undrained
- Hot cooked rice
- Place chicken in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Combine all remaining ingredients except rice; pour over chicken.
- Cover and bake at 375° for 1 hour. Uncover; bake 15 minutes longer. Serve with rice. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Chicken Aloha in Country Woman
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Reviewed May. 7, 2012
My mother in law recently came to live with us after suffering a stroke. I have been looking for simple and flavorful recipes that are easy on the older palate. She gave this one a thumbs up for taste. I give it a HUGE thumbs up for ease of preparation, presentation and flavorful for all palate types. I added green onions after I pulled it out of the oven and I also added a little dried ginger to the sauce. PRIMO!!
Reviewed Aug. 4, 2011
I ended up with a lot of sauce. I did use tomato sauce instead of the canned tomato soup, because I did not have any on hand. I also used crushed pineapple instead of chunks for the same reason. I really enjoyed this recipe!
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2008
wonderful for a quick church dinner and looks great this time of the year. Or anytime