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@Connor Finnegan "The problem of bio-engineering comes into play when we tamper with the delicate systems of nature without foresight into the consequences of our actions." You're probably right. We, as humans, should be weigh out all possible outcomes of things before we do them. That way we can avoid all the pitfalls that are bound to come with progress. Come to think of it, with our hindsight, we should figure out a way to go back and warn Einstein, Christopher Columbus, and that guy/girl who first learned to harness fire. Think of all the eventual forest fires that resulted from just that one act of "emulating nature"!
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I think it's rather unfortunate that many people are getting the impression that these experiments are completely unregulated. In academic science in the US, before conducting any human research, the scientist has to propose his detailed method to the Institutional Review Board (IRB), a group made up of both scientists and non-scientists. They strongly consider the ethical impact and potential harm of the research before giving any approval. The science has to be proven to be ethical, necessary, and useful. For animal research, thanks to animal rights activists, the guidelines are often more strict than they are for human research. Every institution must have an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). The experiments must be original, have a specific purpose (or future benefit to society), and must minimize or eliminate any animal suffering. Moreover, the researcher has to show that their research cannot be done without the use of animal testing. There is an obvious necessity in asking questions about ethics in bioengineering. But it's important to point out that many of the examples in this talk are on the periphery of the ethics debate, not the norm. At least in the US, researchers are required to consider the ethical impacts of their experiments. More importantly, scientific research must first be approved by standards largely agreed upon by (the majority of) society.
Thanks for your reply. To be honest, I'm a scientist and didn't even know what a "business club" did. But I agree that it's unfair to promote the success of one sex and not the other. And yes, when you take history and other cultures into account (referring to your comment below), my own perspective is limited. However, in modern America, the tide seems to be changing. For a middle class white male, the frustration comes when you realize that you often need to be overqualified to gain employment, scholarships, admission to graduate school, etc. The frustrating part about "equal opportunity" is that the opportunities are elevated for some and depressed for others. Please don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that women should not be given more opportunities. I strongly believe that all people should have the same rights and privileges. But problems arise when any group is privileged over another, whether it's black/white, male/female, or gay/straight.
I agree. But, then do we tear down Male Only institutions? Or build up Female Only institutions? Or both? Why should we applaud his decision not to participate in the business club? It doesn't make sense to advocate exclusivity for one gender (female) and condemn it for the other (male). This is my main criticism of the feminist movement. Rather than creating equality, it tends to polarize an already difficult situation. P.S. Maybe I should have put this in the "Debate" category


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February 11, 2012, 7:41 AM — Dr. Avrim Fishkind, a psychiatrist in Houston, rarely sees any of his patients in person, and that's the way they like it.
Fishkind is part of a fast growing movement in the mental healthcare field where therapists counsel patients via inexpensive, Web-based video conferencing technology.
"We've had just over 60,000 patient encounters. To my knowledge, only six have refused to be seen via teleconferencing," he said. "When it comes to mental health issues and the difficult things you need to talk about in a crisis, a lot of patients feel it's less threatening and easier to be open and communicate via telemedicine."
Fishkind said telepsychiatry is limited only by insurance reimbursements. As more insurance companies start to reimburse for telepsychiatry treatments at the same rate as they do for in-person visits, the emerging medical field will grow exponentially.
In many instances, telepsychiatry is a necessity, not just a convenience for doctors and patients. Patients are often located in regions with no private psychiatric practices or where hospitals don't employ staff psychiatrists.
Telepsychiatry is also often used to treat prison inmates and nursing home patients.
"We're tailor made for telemedicine because we don't check people's livers. We just talk. Besides radiology, you can't imagine a medical discipline better adapted to telemedicine," Fishkind said. "It's so easy to implement, replicate and expand. That's why it's exploding so quickly."
Telepsychiatry is also a perfect platform for expanding the use of electronic medical records to document patient information through physician notes.
Fishkind noted that as he counsels patients via video conferences, he simulataeously types notes on his laptop, which are added to the patient's electronic records.
Dr. Dilip Chandran, a psychiatrist who works for Youth Health Services Inc. in Elkin, West Virginia, has been treating patients in remote locations via telemedicine for the past five months.
Chandran spends three days a week in Morgantown, where his home and this employer University of West Virginia is located, and two days in Elkin. Chandran is works for Youth Health Services under a contract the agency has with the university.
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It seems the crux of Stimpson's campaign will be addressing the fact that people are leaving Mobile.
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Winter Series to have two running races in Tri-Lakes
Races 3 and 4 of Winter Series will be held in Monument and Black Forest
The Old Santa Fe Trail and the heart of Black Forest will be the sites of the third and fourth Winter Series 2014, sponsored by the Pikes Peak Road Runners.
The Feb. 8 Old Santa Fe Trail race, also dubbed "The Dreaded Windy Course," begins at the Old Santa Fe Trailhead at Baptist Road in Monument. There will be a 5 mile and 10 mile race.
The Feb. 22 Black Forest race, also called "Harry's Valley of the Dogs," begins and ends at Wolford Elementary School. There will be a 10K and 20K event.
The Black Forest race is the fourth and final race in the series, which dates back to 1979. In fact, the original event was named the Black Forest Series.
"The race has grown a lot over the years," said race co-organizer Mike Shafai. "We expect 700 runners to run between each of the two races in Tri-Lakes."
In 1979, all four races were held in the Black Forest area, just extending the lengths of the loops to add on extra distance for each race.
Some old timers have stories of running though some pretty tough snowstorms with whiteout conditions.
"In 2005 and 2006 we had one to two feet of snow," Shafai said. "Two years ago the weather conditions were so bad El Paso County Search and Rescue were concerned with frost bite."
As legend goes, in the early days of the running series local residents of the Black Forest started to object to having their roads overrun with runners for four Saturdays each winter. In the 1980s, the race venues were changed to use four different race venues, while using Black Forest venue for the last race only.
At some point, the name of the series changed from the Black Forest Series to the Winter Series.
After the format changed to different venues, the first race was held at Fox Run Regional Park. But because the Fox Run race had to be canceled due to trail conditions in both 2007 and 2009, the organizers decided to move it to the newly renovated Cheyenne Mountain State Park in 2010.
The second race was held at Fort Carson for several years, using trails around the golf course. When access to military installations was tightened, the venue for the second race was changed to El Pomar Youth Sports Park.
However, due to damage to the El Pomar course, this year's race was switched to Norris-Penrose Events Center.
The third race was started on the Old Santa Fe Trail at Baptist Road, with the long course heading south onto the Air Force Academy property, and the short course heading north. The third race was also staged from the Shepards/McGraw building along Highway 83 and used the Air Force trails for a couple of years.
When access to the military installations tightened after Sept. 11, 2001, the third race was staged out of Old Santa Fe Trail at Baptist Road and all courses headed north, thus not using any Air Force trails.
"The Town of Monument has been great to deal with," Shafai said.
Shafai said a portion of the Black Forest proceeds will be donated to Wolford Elementary School.
Race organizers stress that absolutely no dogs or baby strollers are allowed on the course.
Hot chocolate/cider and donuts are provided at the finish line at all venues.
For race entry questions contact John Gardner at 719-338-8639 or at email@example.com.
For questions on courses, team competition, volunteering and the awards dinner, contact Shafai at 719-577-6324 or at email@example.com.
To register for the Winter Series or to get more information please visit www.pprrun.org. The Winter Series dinner and awards presentation is set for March 1 at the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame.


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This is overhanging hand crack which run inside of the flare. You do cool and powerful moves all the way to the anchors. Stelar. I think it going to be a classic route and 10 years from today it would be several parties waiting in the base. After new Yosemite book will include this route- it going to be fourth white strike at Reed's visible from parking lot : Reed's Direct, Lunatic fringe, Stone Grove and Dr. Fun Time. Until it become classic - expect some small granite flakes coming out from your feet and hands - while you climb
Start just 30 left from Porter's Pout. You can see new rap bolts at the top of the crack.
Single from 0.5 to #5. double hands size especially #1, #2 Camelots
Eric says that It has a second pitch too,(I did not climb it and even did not notice it) that goes at 5.10c. At the anchors on top of the first pitch, you do some wild moves left, around the arete (5.10c) to a few knobs on the face, and then up to cracks that lead to the anchors of "Ejesta".
Hey Alexey, nice job on that pitch! Did you onsight? I don't think that pitch will ever be a white streak.... I don't think it will be around long enough. But yes, there is good hard climbing in all that choss.
My friends think that I overrated quality of the route. A lot of loose rock, danger for belayer if he/she directly below the line, bad pro in the bottom part, and moving flakes on the upper parts. True, but the climbing moves are good!


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Western Art Museum in Cartersville will bring the Old West to town next
The 11th annual Southeastern Cowboy Gathering is scheduled March 6-8 at the museum.
From a press release:
This annual event is a three-day celebration of the West and the people who called it home. Enjoy three art exhibitions including Today's West! Contemporary Art from the Buffalo Bill Center of the West; have lunch straight off of a chuck wagon just as they did in the 1800s as part of the Southeastern Chuck Wagon Cook-off; learn from featured artist Martin Grelle; listen to the western sounds of our featured entertainers Don Edwards and Waddie Mitchell; take part in cowboy church; enjoy live entertainment; interact with characters from artwork in the Museum; let the kids participate in children's activities; meet Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley; and so much more.
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So who is/isn't using a screen protector, what's the verdict on the one you have?
So far I'm not, I usually find they dim the screen and lessen the response of the touch screens. Had a Hori one on the 3DS but took it off in the end, there are a couple of small scratches on the 3DS screen that you can see if you try hard enough when switched off but as soon as it's switched on you can't see them anymore.
Not sure what to do re gamepad.
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If you're managing to scratch a screen that's protected by a clamshell design then maybe you should get one.
The real question is: Does this really need a whole thread? it barely justifies a single post...
Portable view - Never forget.
A lame attempt at a shit joke in a pointless thread.
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Unless you have fingertips like the pointy end of a nail, I don't see how it should be a problem.
Does the touchpad thingy have like a pouch or sleeve to store it in when you're not using it? In my mind, that's probably when the screen is at its most vulnerable, unless you put it well & truly out of harm's way.
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No, it feels much better without it and I don't run the risk of going flaccid while trying to put it on.
Now I've made the obvious shit joke the thread can be locked.
I'll never get my Orc looking the same again.
I do, but I tell you it's not easy finding them in the XXXL size.
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For your boyfriend?
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Child's size.
Full of Christmas cheer round here. Sense of humour failure or what re title.
@Mr-Brett, you do realise you have to open the clam shell to use the 3DS (joke, rhetorical)! I didn't think it would be such a big deal to find out what screen protectors people use and recommend.
@Fantomex, pointless, really, pot kettle.
Granted I should have known what to expect, jeez ...
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US Secretary of State John Kerry dismissed Syria's election as a "great big zero" on Wednesday, urging President Bashar al-Assad's allies Iran, Russia and Hezbollah to end the country's three-year war.
BEIRUT: US Secretary of State John Kerry dismissed Syria's election as a "great big zero" on Wednesday, urging President Bashar al-Assad's allies Iran, Russia and Hezbollah to end the country's three-year war.
His remarks during a surprise trip to Beirut came ahead of the publication of official results from the election, dubbed a "disgrace" by Washington.
Kerry also announced US$290 million in humanitarian aid for Syria and neighbouring countries hosting refugees, key among them Lebanon.
Assad is expected to win in a poll that was not even held in the roughly 60 percent of the country out of government control.
"With respect to the elections that took place, the so-called elections, the elections are non-elections," Kerry told journalists in the Lebanese capital.
"The elections are a great big zero. They're meaningless, and they're meaningless because you can't have an election where millions of your people don't even have an ability to vote, where they don't have an ability to contest the election, and they have no choice."
He said that "nothing has changed" as a result of the poll, adding: "The conflict is the same, the terror is the same, the killing is the same."
Syrian state media has trumpeted a high turnout, with pro-government newspaper Al-Watan saying "millions" had cast ballots and estimating 70 per cent participation in some provinces, a figure dismissed by activists who charged that people voted out of fear rather than conviction.
Nationwide violence, however, killed 209 people on polling day, including 71 civilians, a monitoring group said.
Despite the criticism from Kerry and other senior American officials, Syrian opposition activists have slammed Washington for failing to take more decisive action on the years-long conflict.
Former US ambassador to Syria Robert Ford joined in the criticism, telling CNN he had retired last month after almost three years working with the opposition because he could no longer defend US policy.
Kerry urged key backers of the Syrian president to end the war.
"I particularly call on those nations directly supporting the Assad regime ... I call on them -- Iran, Russia, and I call on Hezbollah, based right here in Lebanon -- to engage in the legitimate effort to bring this war to an end."
The trio have been repeatedly criticised by Western countries for backing Assad, with Moscow in particular coming under fire for vetoing draft resolutions in the UN Security Council four times in defence of its ally Damascus.
Russia earlier called for the speedy appointment of a new UN envoy after Lakhdar Brahimi, who brokered two rounds of abortive peace talks between the Syrian regime and the opposition, stepped down over the weekend saying his mediation had reached a stalemate.
Brahimi had infuriated Damascus by criticising Tuesday's election as an obstacle to his peace efforts.
Kerry meanwhile pledged to boost humanitarian aid to people affected by the Syrian war.
"Today, I am pleased to announce on behalf of the American people and on behalf of President Obama another US$290 million in humanitarian assistance for those affected by the conflict, both inside Syria and the communities throughout the region where they have taken refuge," he said.
"With the newest contribution that I've announced today, the United States has now committed more than US$2 billion to support refugees and the nations that have opened their doors to them," he added.
"A large portion of the assistance that I just announced today, US$51 million, will go directly to refugees in Lebanon and the communities that I just mentioned that host them here," he said.
At more than one million, Lebanon hosts the highest number of Syria's nearly three million refugees.
"It's important for all of us to recognize the human catastrophe that is unfolding before our eyes, and that is why we in the United States have worked so hard to try to push for a political solution, which is the only real solution to this conflict," Kerry said.
A peaceful revolt demanding political change broke out in Syria in March 2011, but the crackdown by the Assad regime was so brutal that protesters later took up arms.
The war that ensued has killed more than 162,000 people and forced nearly half the population to flee their homes.


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Portable Executable (PE) files can contain encrypted data. PE files with weak data encryption can be decrypted to manipulate the data.
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Ratings: 151 | Reviews: 60 | Display Reviews Only:
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
08-14-2012 02:42:10 | More by dbstuart88
3.75/5 rDev +14%
08-10-2012 18:09:18 | More by Fairwin
3.25/5 rDev -1.2%
08-08-2012 02:45:10 | More by dugly2ugly
3.43/5 rDev +4.3%
Poured from bottle into pint glass
Appearance – The beer pours an orange/ amber color with a one finger off white head. The head faded over a moderate amount of time to give a light amount of lacing.
Smell – The aroma was heavy of grain and bread. It has a big biscuit and dark wheat bread smell. Mixed with these aromas are notes of light caramel and some floral and earthy hop.
Taste – The taste begins big of a biscuit and caramel sweet flavor. As it advances some flavors of wheat and earthy hop meet the tongue. These flavors overall create a smooth taste and take the flavor to the end where they are met with a very light floral and pine hop which when combine with the caramel and biscuit take the taste to the end where they leave a nice slightly bitter flavor to linger on the tongue..
Mouthfeel –The body of the beer is on the lighter side with a slightly higher then average carbonation level. The higher carbonation makes for a good refreshing beer.
Overall – A easy drinking fairly nice flavor profile makes for a decent session beer. Not bad, but nothing to go out of your way for.
08-06-2012 01:43:56 | More by Darkmagus82
3.48/5 rDev +5.8%
Pre-Prohibition Style Lager
Lucky Bucket Brewing Co.
Style: American Pale Lager
LOOK: Deep golden straw color with a fine clarity and carbonation rising briskly to the surface. A bit dark to be considered pale, this lager sits beneath a white head leaving wisps of lace.
SMELL: Bread, caramel, grains and floral hops are all there up front. Typical lager aromas suggesting hops and some sweetness.
TASTE: A well balanced beer, with sweet caramelized grains upfront and a sturdy leafy bitterness as well. Faint citrus, brown sugar and herbal elements. Finishes clean and bready with an even finish.
FEEL: Medium bodied, yet crisp, clean and refreshing. Well carbonated brew.
OVERALL: A solid, serviceable lager from Lucky Bucket. Drinks easily with mellow and agreeable flavor. A perfect companion for a hearty meal, this would go great with a loaded burger and fries.
07-30-2012 00:05:59 | More by Stinkypuss
2.75/5 rDev -16.4%
07-29-2012 18:43:37 | More by avisong
4/5 rDev +21.6%
07-14-2012 04:30:38 | More by ssjkyle
3/5 rDev -8.8%
07-13-2012 20:59:22 | More by Jman_01
2/5 rDev -39.2%
07-13-2012 03:23:01 | More by beerbrains
3/5 rDev -8.8%
07-08-2012 22:22:18 | More by dseiters
3.63/5 rDev +10.3%
Really pretty beer, clear amber-orange in color with a slight chill haze and a decent amount of bubbles steaming from the bottom to feed the thin white cap of a head. Nice malt base to the nose, toasty caramel and biscuit tones with a sweeter floral hop aroma mingling in. Touch of citrus for a nice balanced nose that is surprisingly aromatic.
The taste is very much like the nose with a toasty biscuit and caramel malt base that goes well with the smooth lager mouthfeel. Light to medium body that makes this very easy to drink. Lightly fruity, not citrusy so much as apricotesque I suppose. There is a slight touch of bitterness in the back that balances out the fruitiness, the hops being floral with just the slightest touch of pine.
Overall, just an easy drinking lager that tastes pretty good and smells even better. For what it is, this beer does just fine as an easy to drink refresher.
07-03-2012 06:32:45 | More by chodinheaven
New York
4.08/5 rDev +24%
This beer is a medium amber with excellent clarity and an off-white head that settles to a quarter inch of foam on the top after a couple of minutes.
A very appealing grain, slightly sweet malt aroma is prominent with a moderately high citrus hop aroma that seems a bit spicy in the background. There was just a slight green apples aroma from the yeast for a couple of minutes.
The first sip has a big grainy, malty flavor balanced with a medium-high hop bitterness and medium-high citrus and pine hops flavors. The balance of malt sweetness and hops bitterness is tilted towards the bitter end with the bitterness lingering briefly into a dry finish.
This has a medium body and a medium-high level of carbonation with a pleasant creamy quality.
I really liked this beer it's like the lager equivalent to an American Pale Ale as far as hops flavor and bitterness just that it has a malty backbone and that clean lager yeast character to it. Beers like remind me that there is more to beer than ales and it's about time I tried my hand at brewing a lager.
06-29-2012 23:13:38 | More by MadScientist
3/5 rDev -8.8%
06-29-2012 01:37:34 | More by Buggies
3.25/5 rDev -1.2%
06-28-2012 02:35:01 | More by rjpetrizzo
4/5 rDev +21.6%
05-18-2012 05:08:49 | More by MarkyMOD
2.93/5 rDev -10.9%
A - A finger's worth of perfectly level crisp off-white colored head... Minimal retention gies way to an enticing veil of lace ind slight collar... Lots of medium sized carbonation bubbles, half of which cling to the sides of the glass and the other half of which rise at a very rapid pace... The color is a darker than expected mix of bronze and copper...
S - Bread crust... Cereal grains... Fresh biscuits... Perhaps some corn notes... Some slightly sweet fruit notes... Very little if any hop presence...
T - Starts as expected with lots of bready malts... Biscuit... Grain... Bread crust... The finish is unexpectedly sweet and even a bit tart... In an American Pale Lager, those are desired flavors...
M - On the lighter side of medium bodied... Briskly carbonated... A bit sleek... Rather one dimensional...
D - An honest, but uninspired attempt... Not something I would drink again nor recommend... Even at the highly accessible 4.5% ABV, I'm not sure this one is worth seeking out... The slightly odd flavor is a killer for me...
05-16-2012 01:50:00 | More by philbe311
3/5 rDev -8.8%
03-27-2012 01:52:36 | More by Twal
2.75/5 rDev -16.4%
03-22-2012 23:51:52 | More by TeamD
3.5/5 rDev +6.4%
03-04-2012 03:57:07 | More by RDW
3.15/5 rDev -4.3%
Poured into a pint glass.
A- Citrus and a light bread smell. Fruity notes are present that suggest a high fermentation temp to me.
A- Amber, clear. Interesting "steam" comes out of the bottle when you open it.
F- A little tartness hits you up front. Crisp flavors and perhaps a little mineral flavor. The malt is behind the scenes but still there. I don't taste the "adjunct" flavors others describe. Not sure what they are getting at. There's some citrus flavors present as well.
M- Average carbonation. Nice full body. Not at all thin like I think of with adjuncts.
O- A pleasant beer to drink a few of. Not really a great beer in my opinion, but a nice one to have and not think too much about. Tastes great, Less filling, but for real! This a go to easy drinking beer for me. It's regularly available at the local Whole Foods.
03-01-2012 00:54:45 | More by onewetpaw
3/5 rDev -8.8%
02-19-2012 16:51:53 | More by djcira
North Dakota
3/5 rDev -8.8%
02-15-2012 04:32:36 | More by Cramerican
3/5 rDev -8.8%
02-15-2012 02:35:22 | More by vencad
3/5 rDev -8.8%
02-11-2012 04:37:30 | More by Sercrui
3.8/5 rDev +15.5%
A- Thin head, no lacing. Amber body.
S- Malty and sweety with some biscuity notes.
T- Starts malty and semi sweet and transitions into a dry floral finish.
M- Could use a little more carbonation here. Overall, a bigger body, especially give the 4.5 % ABV.
O- Drinkable but not memorable.
02-09-2012 05:46:05 | More by Greggy
Pre-Prohibition Style Lager from Lucky Bucket Brewing Co.
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---- — Florence Pearl Fitch, 98, of Hazel Dell, died at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2013, at Simple Blessings in Casey.
Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Markwell Funeral Home with the Rev. Rick Emrich officiating. Burial will be in Hazel Dell South Cemetery, Hazel Dell. Visitation will be from 1 to 3 p.m. prior to the service at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Hazel Dell Cemetery Fund, 207 E. Main St., Hazel Dell, IL 62428.
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Dung beetles can be found on almost every continent including Africa, where it is almost impossible to set out on a safari without rolling past one of these scarabs hard at work! Though it may seem the most unlikely of environmental heroes, the dung beetle might just be a weapon in the battle against global warming.
Agriculture, you see, is a gassy business. The 1.3 billion large ruminants—dairy cows and beef cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats—that burp, pass gas, and and fertilize grounds around the world emit more greenhouse gases than does the transportation industry, according to the UN.
These animals are responsible for about a third of global emissions of methane, a gas that makes up half of farming's contribution and is even more potent than the much-maligned CO2. (The other big methane offenders: the natural gas/petroleum industries and landfills.)
So any animal helping to quell gas release invites investigation. In a paper published August 7 in the journal PLOS ONE, Atte Penttilä and colleagues from the University of Helsinki report on experiments designed to see whether dung beetles affect how much methane is released from cow patties, the dung heaps that dot farm pastures. Dung beetles, by the way, dig burrows into pasture feces and feed on the droppings of cows and other ruminants. They also deposit their eggs in the excrement, and their hatchlings feed on the same stuff.
The answer to the methane question was yes. The scientists found that cow patties with beetles, specifically Aphodius species, rummaging around in them released nearly 40 percent less methane over a summer period than beetle-free cowpats did.
The beetles' good work happens mainly as they dig around in the dung. Methane is born under anaerobic, or oxygen-free, conditions. So as the insects tunnel through the dung, they aerate it, changing the conditions so that less methane is produced within the pats. This translates to less methane gas released into the atmosphere.
"In terms of the net effect on global warming, I'd say the jury is still out," said study co-author Tomas Roslin. "Much of the methane emission from cattle escapes from the gases emitted from the animal; less escapes from the dung pats. But the beetles' actions should be weighed into any calculations of net effects, so we don't miss the mark," he said.
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Pomposity thy name is Balmuth? Only a Vassar student would write something like that. I've heard people complain about this guy bigtime but he was very helpful for Fundamentals of Music, made me learn the material well. We learned almost as much as Harmony I students.
I thought it was a good class. and very well tought. Good relations with the students
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U-turn over family who paid tax twice
9:30am Tuesday 10th June 2014 in News
COUNCIL officials have backed down after a family forced to live in a caravan when their bungalow flooded were told to pay council tax on both properties.
Alan Evans, his wife Toni, and their three children have been living in a caravan parked on the driveway of their three-bed bungalow in Roggel Road, Canvey, while it is repaired.
The family faced an added headache when Castle Point Council tried to charge them twice for council tax – once for their uninhabitable home and once for the caravan.
The family claimed they were also told they would continue to pay council tax on the caravan even after the bungalow, which was damaged last year, was fixed.
But after the Echo intervened, and the family contacted Colchester's Valuation Office, the authority dropped the bill.
Mr Evans, 47, said: "It is a relief that they have removed the tax. I think it was down to the pressure from the press and the valuations office who made clear that the caravan did not fall into a band.
"We were prepared to take the fight all the way. I would have cancelled my direct debit to the council. I think the pressure from every angle has worked and the council has made itself look pretty stupid.
"I could understand if I was living in a completely different property, but I'm living in a caravan onmy own land. It just doesn't make sense."
Local authorities are able to tax homes left empty for a certain amount of time, if they are undergoing major work The family say they received a £2,000 council tax bill for the home and the caravan last month.
They were advised to pay the bill using their home insurance, but the valuation office told the council to remove the tax as the caravan does not fall under a property band.
Mrs Evans, 44, said: "The council told us that we should claim on our insurance, but it isn't about the money and even if we did, it'll come back to us in the long term. They told me I had been charged on the caravan because it is our sole and main residence, but it's not, it's temporary while our house is getting repaired."
Mr Evans added: "The whole situation was laughable. The council have really turned our lives upside down."
A spokeswoman for Castle Point Council said: "We have just received confirmation from the valuation office that the caravan will not be put into banding.
Therefore a revised bill to reflect this will be sent to Mr Evans."
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Basildon Lad 31 wrote:Give it the Large I expect : )
Can someone inform Mr Evans that it was the Valuations Office who said he did not have to be charged, therefore the Council were hardly 'pressured' into making the change. Also, Mr Evans and Mrs Evans are an extremely rude pair of people!
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Ïn addition to helping us to pursue a goal of public health accdreditation,"says Health Bureau director Judith Maloney, QI is leading us toward improving our efficiency and our accountability to the people we are here to serve with our public health programs.""
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Washington State's AD blacklisted certain unsupportive fans
After one fan predicted in an email that "this will go down as one of the biggest disasters in coaching history and Leach will NEVER be a head coach again," Moos forwarded the message to a colleague, along with his own acronym: NBT, short for "no bowl tickets."Send Washington State athletic director Bill Moos a message board-grade rant of an email (like, say, when the Cougars are 3-9 and head coach Mike Leach is being accused of everything under the sun), and he'll politely exclude you from purchasing future bowl game tickets via the school. Like, say, right now, as the Cougars are already 6-5 and bowl-eligible this year. What do we think here? Fair? Petty? In favor of anything that decreases the internet's output of angry, spellcheck-free hollering?