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Piccini, C; Conde, D; Pernthaler, J; Sommaruga, R (2009). Alteration of chromophoric dissolved organic matter by solar UV radiation causes rapid changes in bacterial community composition. Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, 8(9):1321-1328.
We evaluated the effect of photochemical alterations of chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) on bacterial abundance, activity and community composition in a coastal lagoon with high dissolved organic carbon concentration. On two occasions during the austral summer, filtered lagoon water was exposed to different regions of the solar spectrum (full solar radiation, UV-A + PAR, PAR) or kept in the dark. Subsequently, dilution cultures were established with bacterioplankton from the lagoon that were incubated in the pre-exposed water for 5 hours in the dark. Cell abundance, activity, and community composition of bacterioplankton were assessed before and after incubation in the different treatments. Changes in absorption, fluorescence, and DOC concentration were used as proxies for CDOM photoalteration. We found a clear CDOM photobleaching signal, as well as a stimulation of bacterial activity in the treatments pre-exposed to UV radiation, suggesting increased bioavailability of DOM. Bacterial community analysis by fluorescence in situ hybridization revealed that this stimulation was mainly accompanied by the specific enrichment of Alpha- and Betaproteobacteria. Thus, our results suggest that CDOM photoalteration not only stimulates bacterioplankton growth, but also induces rapid changes in bacterioplankton composition, which can be of relevance for ecosystem functioning, particularly considering present and future changes in the input of terrestrial CDOM to aquatic systems.
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St Peter's is a ,Grade 1 Listed Building, with a list of ministers going back to 1180. The original building was constructed by monks from ,Waltham Abbey, in the early 12th century. This is now the choir area with the main altar, used for Holy Communion every week. (we don't actually have a choir!) The main part of the building (the nave) was added over the next 100 years. The church roof is original with carvings of many local people of the time.
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Annual Report 2010-2011
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At Indigo Homes, we're builders first and foremost (not marketers). What we're really focused on is the quality of the home you move into and the quality of the experience you have getting there.
We know how to do a great job at both.
Our team has been building for so long we've come to appreciate what the experience can be like for you – particularly if you're about to build for the very first time.
For example, we know it's hard to get rock-solid certainty with some builders about just how much your home will cost, how long it will take to build, and what kind of quality you'll actually end up with – compared to what you see in a display home.
We also know that when the process is so involved and new, and the end result so hard to imagine, it's difficult to be hand-on-your heart confident that you're making the right choice.
And with all that going on, it's also easy to see why building can be stressful, draining, and downright confusing.
Because of that we didn't just want to build the most stunningly designed, value-for-money, quality homes we could. We also wanted to make your building experience much, much better when you build with us.
So here's how we back that up and help you relax:
To start with, we've produced The No Surprises Building Book. This is a simple guide to all the steps involved in building a new home, who's responsible for what, and typical timeframes.
It helps you be more informed about the ins and outs of building a new home in Queensland, and you can use it whether you build with us or not.
Of course, when you become an Indigo Homes client, we then create Your Personal Blueprint – which is your customised guide to the build of your home, with our guaranteed timeframes.
Secondly, we've taken a long, hard look at pricing. Now we know that those too-good-to-be-true offers are all over the place. You know, the 'Get $50,000 of inclusions for $2,000' kind of thing.
The problem is, we know that these deals are pretty hard to unravel. It's not easy to get to the tintacks of what you really get. And once you do, well, let's just say, you do pay one way or another, because there's no such thing as a free lunch.
We've decided we're not going to play that kind of smoke and mirrors game.
Instead, we've put in place the Crystal Clear Pricing Policy. In essence what you see is what you get and the inclusions package we offer is jam-packed with value and all included in the standard, market-competitive price. Where there are upgrades, they are clearly defined and competitively priced.
You can read more about our standard inclusions and Crystal Clear Pricing Policy here.
Thirdly, we know that another thing that often disappoints people is quality. They complain they saw a builder's display home and it was great, but that when their home was built, well, that was a different story.
Our approach to quality is simple. We want you to know that the quality you see in our display homes is the quality you'll have in the home we build for you.
The quality you see, is the quality you get.
We can deliver it because our many years of experience building homes has helped us design – and continue to evolve – a robust quality management framework that the entire company is part of.
For example, our subcontractors and suppliers are regularly reviewed and rated. If suppliers don't continue to perform, we ditch them. Our supervisors – with just enough homes to oversee but not too many – check the work of our tradespeople. If it doesn't pass, they do it again. Our area and building managers sign off their work in turn.
Having said all of that, we have a very low turnover of suppliers, staff and trades. We recruit well, train and monitor. And our display homes are the visual benchmark for the quality we deliver as standard – not as special, one-off, or purely for display.
We mentioned before that when you become an Indigo Homes client, we give you Your Personal Blueprint – a customised guide to the build of your home with our guaranteed timeframes.
For example, if you're building a single-storey home then the build time is 16 weeks. If you're building double-storey, then it's 20.* If you're an Indigo Express client, then you also get to site in 12 weeks. Of course, as we've said before the actual construction is only part of the story. We know there are all sorts of others things you need to manage with banks, councils and sometimes covenants.
So we also outline the steps you need to take to sort all that out and the documents you need to provide to banks and the like.
We store all of that in a secure online section of our website, that only you and we can access, so it's always available and never lost. That's where we also lodge working drawings, construction progress photos and other important notes and documents.
After all, building a new home can take as long as a pregnancy from start to finish, and who wants to go looking through hundreds of emails for important information?
Of course, while The No Surprises Building Book, Crystal Clear Pricing Policy, the Quality You See is the Quality You Get approach to quality and Your Personal Blueprint are all fundamental to the way we deliver a better building experience, it's not the end of our story by a long shot.
For example, we know you'll also want to see our designs (simply use the Design Directory just to the right), see what's on sale now in house and land packages (simply use the On Sale quick search to the right), find out more about what we include as standard, and find out how much we charge.
You might also want to find out about how we get to site fast with Indigo Express, or how we build on small lots with Indigo Compacts, or on sloping sites with Indigo Aspects.
After all that, you're probably likely to want to contact us to find out more – and we look forward to helping you with your enquiry in whatever way we can. We want you to know that you can relax with us!
*Site conditions and weather may affect these times.


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Lentil "Meatballs"
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This dish looks awesome! I love all of your recipes! I have never tasted or used lentils, this will be a new experience for me. Thanks for sharing!
I've been trying to find good substitutes for meat every so often. I cannot wait to try them!ReplyDelete
That's too funny, my boyfriend is the exact same way, will complain about ANY dish that doesn't have meat in it.ReplyDelete
I have been incorporating a lot of meatless meals into our dinners recently and this looks amazing. I can't wait to try it!ReplyDelete
Omg girl -- I have the same problem with my husband! And I'm not a big red meat person AT ALL. I could completely cut it out of my diet, however my husband (& his family who once caused drama that I don't believe in red meat) insists on red meat and things vegetarian meals are "strange." Er.... But sometimes I just don't tell him. I made butternut squash "fries" once-- he said they were good! Gotta trick 'em! xoReplyDelete
Sounds really good!ReplyDelete
HA sounds like Hudson. I tried saving money the other week by making a vegetable-only stir fry and he insisted I add meat to it! And, well, you know how the whole healthy "ice cream" thing worked out ;)ReplyDelete
That looks amazing. My husband is so picky, but I think he'd dig these. =)ReplyDelete
Pinning this!! I'm doing the Daniel fast right now and I'm desperately trying to find new recipes that fit the criteria! I'm so excited to try these
Pinned this so I can try it soon! Looks delicious! :)ReplyDelete
Pinned it!
These look DELICIOUS!!!!
NICE! it would've never crossed my mind to use lentils! pinning this recipe for sometime next week!ReplyDelete
These could also be called LENTil "meatballs," right? :) - LReplyDelete
This looks yummy. I love lentils and to add the pasta.
New follower from This Gal Cooks link party. Also following you on twitter and facebook.
I have a link party Tuesday at http://www.memoriesbythemile.com/
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These look so good! Definitely a must try! New follower. I have a few chicken dishes your husband might like (we don't eat a lot of red meat either) @ http://myfreezerandcasserolerecipes1.blogspot.com/ but I think my kids and I will probably love this cause we have actually been heading a little more meatless lately. Hope you have a great day!ReplyDelete
great dish!!!! cant wait to make this since me and my hubby are trying to get away from the meat, this is perfect and looks delicious. Thanks for the great recipe. Send my My-so called chaos :DReplyDelete


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Yep, it was one of those days…
Maybe after working out in the field for so many days in a row, so many hours at a time, with no company…I needed the sweet goodness of chocolate.
But I digress, the day didn't start out that way. Just a few hours later.
And the same breakfast as yesterday…it just never gets old. Oh, except I used Naturally more PB this time, with the Kashi Go Lean Crunch, peach and strawberries.
The morning went by so slowly…it was really warm and there were simply no birds anywhere so simply put, I was bored to tears. I had some trains to keep me company. These beauties can carry up to 100 carts at a time!
I left this morning only a 1/2 hour later than normal but something was up with the body. Maybe it was the heat? I don't know, but water was certainly not doing the trick. I do this survey and normally get done by around lunch time so I thought I'd be able to handle it until then without food…which I didn't bring.
Thanks goodness I always have smashed up bars at the bottom of my bag. And a random apple I forgot about from yesterday.
And the boredom ensued…trying to keep myself occupied by counting windmills instead of birds…because there were none.
And then the pain started. OMG I don't know how I was ever able to ignore the hunger pains when I was at my worst during my ED. I was in so much pain I felt sick. I was in so much pain I wanted to faint. I seriously, could have eaten my arm. I had no food at this point and was just hoping I could keep myself calm enough for the ride home to not get caught by a cop and get a speeding ticket. As soon as I got home I dropped everything at the door and ran to the kitchen. Literally, I ran. It's about 25 feet.
I whipped up the fastest mango/blueberry/spinach/USVAB smoothie in a bowl I could, topped off with Kashi Go Lean Crunch and regular TJ's PB.
It was like breakfast all over again, except the fruit were blended.
And I might have gotten a bit carried away with how fast I was forcing my sad blender to blend and make my food…cause i chewed on this at one point.
Oh spatula, I am so sorry. But you make the greatest and most tasty food. Sorry I don't take better care of you.
I had plans to do my No Trouble Zones DVD this afternoon to take some time off from running…but I ended up on the floor reading and catching up on blogs, environmental news and research and emails I had lost track of…along with some dried cherries and peanuts/cashews to pass the time. It's ok, I'll do the DVD tomorrow. Maybe.
Faster than I realized I was hungry for dinner and needed food asap. It was like my body couldn't get enough food today…I was famished! I whipped up two eggs and topped them on a salad w/ salsa and leftover potatoes from last night.
Makes me wonder how days like this come about, where my hunger is completely insatiable and I can't do anything but eat and eat and eat. Thoughts? What do you do on days like this?
So I had some more chocolate. Don't hate, cause I'm not. They were ubber super tasty.
It's the end of the day and only one more till the weekend…and some birthday celebrations. Super.freak'n.excited.
25 years of age in 4 simple days. Makes me feel old…actually, just more mature and having learned so much. I'll review my 24th year with you this weekend. And let you in on the things I plan/hope to accomplish in my 25th.


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So long and thanks for all the csh :-( (725 comments)
It's a little unnerving to think about how long Unix has been part of my career. Thanks, dmr.
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So long and thanks for all the csh :-( (725 comments)
It's a little unnerving to think about how long Unix has been part of my career. Thanks, dmr.
Re:Again with the Wikipedia!! (162 comments)
Well, I looked at your link and I see some ads and a big Flash thingy. (I'm using FlashBlock so I have to click to view Flash. Wonderful!) If I load the Flash, I see some fancily designed animated cruft with a bunch of buttons that may or may not lead to actual information. Much of text is at slightly random skewed angles, and there's no obvious place to find basic facts.
I am deeply sorry you needed an additional click to see the content; you obviously didn't click any of the links or you would have gotten some hints about the show. Oh, that's right: the text was skewed. Try tilting your monitor and/or your head - that might help. I'm using AdBlock so I don't see ads. *shrug*
When I look a the Wikipedia article, on the other hand, I see no ads, no Flash, and some nicely formatted text, written to give quick answers, laid out in tidy sections, all using a standard format that I'm familiar with from a bunch of previous visits.
So your grumbling boils down to a) Flash and b) your comparative lack of familiarity with the Discovery Channel sites. Yes, those are indeed compelling arguments. *rolls eyes*
The original point stands: it is silly to use Wikipedia when there are better/more direct sources. Basic critical thinking skills will allow you to see that.


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What you say about minecraft is not a little bit true. Minecraft got
big by the awesome people at mojang and a communitie that is realy
nice. Because all diferint kind of people make realy cool things, this
game got super populair. I dont know if you are fimiliar with any
youtubers or modders, but take sethbling or dragnoz 2 youtubers that
make epic things that weren't even thought of my mojang. People make
mods that many people play. Lego is not going to do super crazy stuff
becauce that is not how they work. They dont have pretty dificult
redstone or as the mods. Loads of stuff lego doesnt even care about....
The Lego Movie
Lego has a remarkably important place in the gaming industry, and not just because the building-toy company has put its stamp on titles like Lego Star Wars and Lego Marvel Super Heroes. Games that let players build virtual worlds are on the rise again, and in conversations about those games, Lego comes up all the time.
Take, for example, Daniel Goldberg and Linus Larsson's book about the creation of Minecraft, which came out in English last year. In explaining the game to unfamiliar readers, the authors offer the following:
Maybe it can be thought of as LEGO pieces on steroids … Just like LEGO pieces, Minecraft gives the player infinite freedom to create, while the potential is strictly set by the characteristics of the raw materials. A block is always a block, but enough blocks can become anything the player can imagine.
Indeed, the book cites Lego as a major influence on Markus "Notch" Persson, the game's original creator, a childhood obsession interrupted only by his introduction to computer programming. And Persson seemingly wasn't alone:
- At the Gaming Insiders Summit last October, Ken Levine — co-founder of the now-defunct Irrational Games — praised the fact that Lego bricks could be anything, arguing that games needed "narrative Legos" to be more replayable.
- Before Toca Boca released its mobile building game Toca Builders last year, company reps positioned it in a press call as less like Minecraft and "more like Lego," since the game focused on building and didn't imitate Minecraft's multiplayer features.
- In addition to being a gateway to game development, Roblox is like Legos-plus, marketing VP Brad Justus said in an interview last month: "Unlike Lego, you never run out of pieces. You can build the thing that's in your mind and bring it to life."
- During a recent demo of Microsoft's new Xbox/Windows game Project Spark, a developer explained to me that the game will let players download virtual building materials that work "like Lego": Pieces that do one thing in one intended combination, but that may then be broken apart and recombined in unintended ways.
You get the point. The build-anything freedom connoted by the Lego brand is a convenient shorthand for explaining, in part, why virtual world-building ("sandbox") games are fun.
But Lego itself hasn't put out a sandbox game since the Lego Creator series ended in 2001. Instead, the company has focused on story-driven games in a variety of genres, the latest of which is the massively multiplayer online game Lego Legends of Chima Online, which lets kids level-up warriors who battle through a series of missions.
Available as a Web browser game and (starting today) on iOS, Legends of Chima is a cooperative game based on a Cartoon Network TV series of the same name, so the game's story isn't coming out of nowhere. But representatives of Warner Bros. Games Montreal, which developed Chima Online, said they also didn't see the appeal of a story-less Minecraft-esque game.
"It was kind of a one-hit wonder," WB Games design director Bill Money* said in an interview with Re/code. "It's hard to explain why it took off so well."
Creative director Louis Lamarche added that Minecraft was initially designed for a niche (albeit, a niche that has now grown to 100 million players on the PC alone), whereas Legends of Chima is aimed at bringing a AAA-style experience to Lego fans between the ages of seven and 12.
Players can build up personalized "outposts" in between missions — using Lego pieces, of course — but the buildings are assembled and modified automatically by the game based on collectible blueprints. This is because, Money and Lamarche explained, placing them brick by brick wouldn't be as fun.
Plus, Lamarche noted, Minecraft is "just one brick with multiple textures." WB Games retains a Lego "master builder" who designs and constructs each of the game's buildings with all kinds of real Lego bricks from scratch. His buildings are then submitted to the main Lego office in Denmark for approval before they can be entered into the virtual world. It's a company mandate that also applied to the Lego Movie currently in theaters, they said.
Players itching to build something without a story might try Build With Chrome, a Lego-Google collaboration that lets players make things with virtual bricks and share their creations on a global Google Map.
* Which is a fantastic name, by the way.
What you say about minecraft is not a little bit true. Minecraft got
big by the awesome people at mojang and a communitie that is realy
nice. Because all diferint kind of people make realy cool things, this
game got super populair. I dont know if you are fimiliar with any
youtubers or modders, but take sethbling or dragnoz 2 youtubers that
make epic things that weren't even thought of my mojang. People make
mods that many people play. Lego is not going to do super crazy stuff
becauce that is not how they work. They dont have pretty dificult
redstone or as the mods. Loads of stuff lego doesnt even care about....
Warner Bros Montreal should be ashamed of themselves.
Firstly, implying that Minecraft's success was some kind of fluke is extremely arrogant and simply wrong. What led to it's success was the unique gameplay and the fact that they interact with their community on a level no other gaming company has.
Secondly, these are some big words from a developer who destroyed a time tested successful franchise in one game (batman). Warner bros montreal is a terrible developer with no history of producing a single high quality game.
Some of these statements are flat out false. Minecraft is a single block with different textures? WRONG. Pistons, doors, minecarts, redstone....the variations are too numerous to mention. I mean, is warner bros' game going to teach me about logic gates? Didn't think so.
Bill Money and Louis Lamarche are simply bad at their job if they don't understand the value that minecraft offers. Their statements clearly show that they haven't played Minecraft. If you are a professional in the gaming industry and don't fully analyze/play a game as massively popular as Minecraft, you are simply unqualified to produce games and quite frankly, are lazy.
I found Warner Bros statements extremely offensive on many levels. It really is quite shameful.


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This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender…Rock on Pete Seeger…
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Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that…
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"I am deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Mandela. His was a life filled with purpose and hope; hope for himself, his country and the world. He inspired others to reach for what appeared to be impossible and moved them to break through the barriers that held them hostage mentally, physically, socially and economically. He made us realize, we are our brothers' keeper and that our brothers come in all colors. What I will remember most about Mr.Mandela is that he was a man whose heart, soul and spirit could not be contained or restrained by racial and economic injustices, metal bars or the burden of hate and revenge. He taught us forgiveness on a grand scale. His was a spirit born free, destined to soar above the rainbows. Today his spirit is soaring through the heavens. He is now forever free."
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Because Starbucks is currently having their frappuccino happy hour this week; so going to get this again
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The familiar 'wink wink' call of the pink-footed goose is with us once again - autumn is well and truly here. Large flocks of geese are moving around Loch Leven and the surrounding fields regularly providing wonderful spectacles throughout the day.
The first NNR goose count took place on Friday morning and, despite the iffy weather, the 5 people stationed around the loch counted a total of 8799 pinkies - slightly up on the same week in 2013. Greylag numbers were down by a couple of hundred, with 481 recorded in the gloom.
The geese have been very visible and very vocal in the last week and we're expecting more geese to be passing through. The 2013 peak was mid-October and peaked at just over 23,000, so we're all very excited to see what turns up this year. The next count is scheduled for the weekend of the 18th, so we'll update you with the results.
Other recent sightings have included the American wigeon, it's been about week since it's been spotted, but it's worth keeping an eye out on the loch amongst the gathering wildfowl. Flocks of lapwing and curlew continue to be seen on the loch shore and surrounding stubble fields, while a flock of around 70 linnet is moving around the reserve feeding in the disturbed areas. A small number of whooper swans have arrived, with a handful seen in Vane Bay last week, the numbers will continue to build in the coming weeks as they arrive from Iceland.
A little closer to the visitor centre, and right outside my window, 2 grey wagtails have been hanging out by the teaching pond. They've been skulking on the edge, dipping down onto the surface to feed and enjoying the easy pickings.
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A fair bit has happened since the last blog. The modified path at the start of the wetland trail has been completed; given some snow and a tea tray from the cafe, thoughts of the luge......!
The disturbed earth alongside the trail has resulted in an abundance of wild flowers, attract Buff-tailed Bumblebees, and on the subject of bees, the bumblebee meadow has opened, the Lapwing breeding season being over.
Since the last blog, sightings have included a pair of Common Sandpipers at the beginning of June; a juvenile male Long-tailed Duck which stayed around for the first three weeks of June; a Whimbrel and a Little Egret on the 2nd June; Scaup on the 13th; an American Wigeon on the 21st; a Water Rail on the 4th of July, and a Lesser Scaup on the 9th.
It was a disappointing year for Little Ringed Plover breeding. One pair successfully hatched one chick, though this latter disappeared, presumably predated; the other pair, despite producing several clutched, failed to hatch any chicks. All the adults have now departed.
On Monday (14th) , the Glossy Ibis was showing well around the Carden Flood, feeding on the mud recently exposed by the lowered water level.This was joined in the afternoon by two Redshanks, and two Greenshanks. Two Snipe were also seen. Three Pintails were present in Vane bay. As an encore, an Osprey then appeared over the loch.
Appearing daily, we have three Swallow chicks, in the nest above the archway.
Posted by Ken Brown
It's been a busy month for the warden, Vicky, and her delightful assistant, Tommy, as they carried out the annual survey of Lapwing breeding, by monitoring nests and chicks.
Visitors can get a taste of the effort involved, by taking part in the daily Find the Lapwing Chicks competition. No prizes, unfortunately, but lots of feel good factor. Eagle eyes and a lot of patience are required.
Lapwing Chick (image copyright Vicky Turnbull)
The Little Ringed Plovers have been very prominent on the Carden Flood. This year, we have had four birds present; two birds have nested on the island to the left of the hide, giving visitors some great close up views. The second pair have been active at the back of the flood, but no nest spotted as yet. Additionally, a pair of Oystercatchers with two chicks can be seen on the island at the back of the flood.
A pair of Pied Wagtails have nested beneath the bridge at the Carden hide, so keep a look out for young wagtails around this area.
Peeking Pied Wagtail (image copyright Vicky Turnbull)
Other recent sightings include the Glossy Ibis, still hanging around, though it has moved to the west of the reserve, along with a solitary Black-tailed Godwit; these are probably best seen from the new viewpoint.
Eleven Whimbrel were seen in this area at the beginning of the month, so it's always worth a trek along to this end of the reserve on the Heritage Trail to see what's about.
Finally, the usual reminder to visitors to the Centre at this time of year to watch out for low flying Swallows.
Over the last few days, the glossy ibis has been showing really well from the Gillman Hide and the cafe. We saw it this morning on an island in one of the pools near the Gillman Hide. Here is a picture taken by Nigel Wedge on Wednesday. (See moreof Nigel's photos at https://www.flickr.com/photos/sarniebill/)
Posted by Uwe
Finally, it's here!
The Kinross Glossy Ibis finally made an appearance for our cafe visitors yesterday. Excellent viewing was had by all those lucky enough to drop in for lunch.
** The latest news is that it is back today, in front of the Gilman hide. Good viewing over the Easter weekend has been promised. **
In addition, the extension to the Heritage Trail opens today, completing the circuit around the loch. There is absolutely no link between these two events, nor any truth to the rumour that the Ibis was released by an interested party keen to reintroduce the species to Scotland.
Our two Little Ringed Plovers have been seen regularly around the Carden Flood, and even spotted mating, which bodes well for another nest this year. The Lapwings continue to perform constantly. Nine nests have been identified, of which seven remain.
There are still largish flocks of 300-400 Pink-footed Geese around, and eleven Whooper Swans were on the Carden Flood on the 14th.
The new part of the Heritage Trail now gives visitors a great opportunity to see more of the reserve. For instance, at the large pool in the field just before the cottage, six Black-tailed Godwits in glorious summer plumage were seen yesterday.
Black-tailed Godwit Photo: Omar Runolfsson (licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License).
Also, if you are visiting RSPB Loch Leven, it is worth a walk along to the new Viewpoint feature, on the little hill at the south west corner of the reserve, which affords a fantastic view back over the whole of the RSPB reserve.
Finally, further to my blog post of 10th April, it would seem that we have been totally misled, and the new bikes for the staff to get around are bicycles; cycling proficiency tests have been scheduled!
Lapwings, Lapwings everywhere!. This species continues to hold its number one position as the most noticeable bird on the wetland; pretty much everywhere you look you'll see them. In the number two position this week is the Skylark, due to the constant background song flights of these birds, though those up at the Visitor's Centre may argue for the Great Tit that consistently calls there all day every day.
Little Ringed Plover has been very prominent, now that we know to look out for it, being seen most days on the island at the back of the flood. I say 'it', since only one has been seen at any one time, but hopefully there are two, one of each sex, or else breeding will be pretty unlikely.
Little Ringed Plover Ben Hall (rspb-images.com)
Other highlights include 9 Black-tailed Godwits, spotted by our wardens on the 7th whilst on their WebS outing. A Glossy Ibis was also spotted on the far reaches of the reserve (presumable the same bird that hung about Kinross in the preceding weeks) as well as a Greenshank on the same excursion. A White-fronted Goose of some sort (which is as specific as I am going to be) was hanging around with the Greylags this week. A pair of Red-breasted Mergansers were on the small lagoon by the Gilman hide on the 7th.
There are still some Pink-footed Geese to be seen, but you had better be quick. Redshank, Shelduck, Shoveler and Pintail Duck have all been regulars, with the occasional Pochard, amongst the ubiquitous Mallard, Wigeon and Tufted Ducks this week.
The work on the new section of the Heritage Trail around Loch Leven should be advanced enough by the end of next week to allow the new section to open for the Easter weekend, This will allow visitors to see into far side of the Reserve for the first time, as they walk along the western edge. There has been some talk of getting bikes for the volunteers to help them get around the extended area, however the jury is still out on Orange County Choppers versus Honda Goldwing tourers (I was tempted to add photos, but eventually decided against it).
Spring migration is hotting up now, and this week has seen several firsts for the year.
On the 27th March, the first Greenshank was reported, and the first Black-tailed Godwit on the 1st. A probable sighting of Little Ringed Plover on the 28th March, was followed by a definite sighting on the 2nd. First reports for Ringed Plover, Chiffchaff, Swallow and Sand Martin were also obtained on the 2nd.
April is a great time to get along to the reserve and see the arriving migrants, as well as as our resident species, begin to build their nests. Keep an eye out for nesting Lapwings in the grassy areas all over the reserve, with Mute Swans, Oystercatchers, Common and Black-headed Gulls, and of course Little Ringed Plover, around the pools.
The spring equinox!
The first day of spring, astronomically speaking, though the Met Office prefers the 1st of March, based on a temperature system, but I digress.
We've had some fine spring-like days in the past few weeks, bearing in mind that it is Scotland after all. The songs of Skylarks could be heard occasionally above the noise of the wind. Lapwings have been displaying over the wetland. Out on the loch, Great-crested Grebes have been performing their courtship dance. Pink-footed Geese numbers are beginning to rise in readiness for their return to their breeding grounds in Iceland and Greenland; the most recent WeBS count from Monday the 14th March being 6300.
Small numbers of Pintail and Shoveller have also been present in the middle of the month. A small group of Whooper Swans continued to hang around the lagoon beside the Gilman hide throughout the month.
Today, I even had my first Redshank sighting of the year, with 2 birds present on the Carden flood.
It was a dreich WeBS count yesterday - hard to see with my wet bins and steamed up scope, but there were a few birds still visible.
The most unusual sighting was 2 Great Northern Divers bobbing around off the southern edge of St Serfs, they were doing their best at pretending to be Cormorants, but the sheer size and diving style was a give away. Unusually I saw more Red-Breasted Merganser than goosander on the loch, mainly around St Serfs. Pochard numbers seem to be on the rise, while Tufties and Goldeneye continue to make up the majority of the wildfowl on the southern edge on the loch.
A mix of Slavonian, Little and Great Crested Grebe were seen, mostly out in the middle of the loch. A couple of small flocks of Pinkies were moving around the area, while most of the Greylag were spotted on St Serfs with a couple of Canada Geese. One Dipper was spotted along the River Leven, but sadly no kingfisher.
Curlew numbers remain fairly buoyant anlthough they seem to have dropped a little. Oystercatcher and Lapwing have returned to the flood in small numbers, with the latter looking as though they want to start the breeding season early this year, with some display flights this morning. Colin Ross (retail manager) described the Lapwing behaviour as "fantastic, low-flying acrobatics", hopefully there'll be plenty more in the next couple of months.
Great Northern Diver - juvenile in winter plumage
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Differences in American and British English grammar - article
An article by Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield on recognizing grammatical differences between American and British English.
Speakers of American English generally use the present perfect tense (have/has + past participle) far less than speakers of British English. In spoken American English it is very common to use the simple past tense as an alternative in situations where the present perfect would usually have been used in British English. The two situations where this is especially likely are:
(i) In sentences which talk about an action in the past that has an effect in the present:
American English / British English
- Jenny feels ill. She ate too much.
- Jenny feels ill. She's eaten too much.
- I can't find my keys. Did you see them anywhere?
- I can't find my keys. Have you seen them anywhere?
(ii) In sentences which contain the words already, just or yet:
American English / British English
- A: Are they going to the show tonight?
- B: No. They already saw it.
- A: Are they going to the show tonight?
- B: No. They've already seen it.
- A: Is Samantha here?
- B: No, she just left.
- A: Is Samantha here?
- B: No, she's just left.
- A: Can I borrow your book?
- B: No, I didn't read it yet.
- A: Can I borrow your book?
- B: No, I haven't read it yet.
1. Verb agreement with collective nouns
In British English collective nouns, (i.e. nouns referring to particular groups of people or things), (e.g. staff , government, class, team) can be followed by a singular or plural verb depending on whether the group is thought of as one idea, or as many individuals, e.g.:
In American English collective nouns are always followed by a singular verb, so an American would usually say:
whereas in British English both plural and singular forms of the verb are possible, as in:
Which team is/are losing?
2. Use of delexical verbs have and take
In British English, the verb have frequently functions as what is technically referred to as a delexical verb, i.e. it is used in contexts where it has very little meaning in itself but occurs with an object noun which describes an action, e.g.:
Have is frequently used in this way with nouns referring to common activities such as washing or resting, e.g.:
I'll just have a quick shower before we go out.
In American English, the verb take, rather than have, is used in these contexts, e.g.:
3. Use of auxiliaries and modals
In British English, the auxiliary do is often used as a substitute for a verb when replying to a question, e.g.:
- A: Are you coming with us?
- B: I might do.
In American English, do is not used in this way, e.g.:
- A: Are you coming with us?
- B: I might.
In British English needn't is often used instead of don't need to, e.g.:
In American English needn't is very unusual and the usual form is don't need to, i.e.:
In British English, shall is sometimes used as an alternative to will to talk about the future, e.g.:
In American English, shall is unusual and will is normally used.
In British English shall I / we is often used to ask for advice or an opinion, e.g.:
In American English should is often used instead of shall, i.e.:
4. Use of prepositions
In British English, at is used with many time expressions, e.g.:
In American English, on is always used when talking about the weekend, not at, e.g.:
In British English, at is often used when talking about universities or other institutions, e.g.:
In American English, in is often used, e.g.:
In British English, to and from are used with the adjective different, e.g.:
In American English from and than are used with different, e.g.:
In British English to is always used after the verb write, e.g.:
In American English, to can be omitted after write, i.e.:
I promised to write her every day.
5. Past tense forms
Below is a table showing verbs which have different simple past and past participle forms in American and British English. Note that the irregular past forms burnt, dreamt and spoilt are possible in American English, but less common than the forms ending in -ed.
|Simple past
|Simple past
|Past participle
|Past participle
Note that have got is possible in American English, but is used with the meaning 'have', gotten is the usual past participle of get, e.g.
|American English
|British English
|You've got two brothers
(= you have two brothers)
|You've got two brothers
|You've gotten taller this year
|You've got taller this year
6. Implications for teaching
The two major varieties of English
The two varieties of English most widely found in print and taught around the world are British and American - it is therefore important for teachers to be aware of the major differences between the two. And while lexical differences are the easiest ones to notice, a knowledge of grammatical and phonological differences can be useful not only for teachers to be aware of, but also to be able to deal with should they come up in class.
Which is better?
An important point to make is that different doesn't mean wrong. Comments such as "American English is inferior to British English", or "American English is better than British English" have no solid basis other than the speaker's opinion. The truth is that no language or regional variety of language is inherently better or worse than another. They are just different. Students will often have very firm beliefs on which English they think is better/easier to understand/clearer etc. While it may be true for that particular individual, there is no evidence to suggest that one variety is easier to learn or understand than the other.
Materials and varieties
If you are an American English speaker teaching with a British coursebook or vice versa, what do you say when the book is different from your English? The answer here is to point out the difference. The differences are not so numerous as to overload the students and often can be easily dealt with. For example, if you are an American English speaker using a lesson that has just included "at the weekend" it takes very little time to point out that in American English people say "on the weekend". Accept either from your students then. If you decide to go along with the book and say "at the weekend" yourself, you'll probably sound unnatural, and "on the weekend" might slip out anyway!
Exams and essay writing
In most international exams, both varieties of English are accepted. However, while writing for an international exam (or writing in English generally) students should try to remain consistent. That means if they favour (or favor) American spelling and grammar, they should stick to that convention for the whole piece of writing.
What role do other varieties of English have in the classroom?
Although British and American varieties are the most documented, there are of course many other varieties of English. Scotland, Ireland, South Asia, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, West Africa, the Caribbean, South Africa all have their own regional variations of English. The decision whether or not to highlight aspects of these Englishes would depend on two factors:
if the students are going to live, or are already living, in one of these places - in which case the need to understand specific aspects of that English is clear; or
if the teacher is from one of those places and therefore speaks a regional variation of English. In this case it could be useful to occasionally point out differences between your English and that of your Anchor Point:bottomcoursebook (see point 3 above about using your own variety).
Readers' comments (43)
I have a question. You said that that "I didn't read the book yet." is used in spoken American English. What about in written formal English, exams and newspapers articles for example? Thanks and great article!
Interesting, however I'm finding it difficult to agree that the examples of differences are actually true.
The article seems to have made distinctions that do not actually exist. I would even challenge the authority behind the claims for all points.
In fact, the points made, regarding less than important syntactical miscellaneous differences, are for the most part inventive and refutable, generalised, ambiguous, or downright false.
This article would be more useful if it were to confront the more practical and glaring differences between US and British grammar standards, that of punctuation - commas at the end of quotes within quotation marks, question marks within quotation marks regardless of the question mark being part of the quote or to indicate a question by the writer - that sort of thing.
Thank you all for comments and feedback on this article by Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield.
It's great for us to to see such a positive reaction to the materials that we publish and that it's sparked such an interesting debate to all you teachers out there!
Hello everyone and the Onestop team!
First of all, my compliments, again, to OSE! It is a great website, an irreplaceable resource, and just fun to go through, continuously.
The article touches me personally. I am bilingual English/Italian, and the order the languages come is in intentional. I started to read and write in English, carried through with it all through university until I came back to Italy 21 years later to live. And of course, I teach English for a living.
The biggest obstacle I still find is convincing people I speak ENGLISH and not CANADIAN. As far as I know, much as I love Canada, and feel profoundly Canadian, there is no such language. For obvious reasons which aren't necessarily the right ones, at least in my experience, British teachers usually have an advantage, and English teachers from other anglophone countries have to "prove" themselves worthy. Of course, this is my personal experience, but if you consider 30 years teaching history, I could say that at least where I live it's the rule. So, I just have to work harder, despite a four-page curriculum, to prove that I speak English just as well, if not better for the simple reason that I strive to use the highest level possible [I am teaching, so it's only natural to make an effort to eliminate at least the more common mistakes]. And that's not even considering the pronunciation [discussions on whether to use "pronounce" and not "pronunciate" have taken up valuable class time, as have discussions regarding tom-ah-to and tom- ai- to! ]
The second obstacle is coming to terms with "have got". Now, I am 62 years old. I started learning English way back in 1958, from scratch you could say. Since the language used at home was Italian, I had no other influence to 'pollute' what I was learning. My memories of those first years are quite clear, for some reason, and a few rules are just neon billboards in my mind. One of them refers to the use of "have got", which was considered inappropriate in correct speech. Whenever I hear "I have got a brother...", I feel like a cat who's been stroked the wrong way! In grammar books dating earlier than 1970 [the English grammar text I used in university in the early 70's was first published in 1946!] this verbal structure isn't contemplated at all.
I have to be honest and say that I try to avoid teaching "have got" whenever I can, perhaps explaining to higher level students the reason why this is done. But the problem arises when I'm confronted with their regular school teachers [non-native] who insist on this being "my" mistake, as they insist on considering me wrong [of course! I'm CANADIAN--I don't speak ENGLISH!!!!] when I pronounce the few differing words according to the North American fashion.
So, after quite a few years battling with preferences, I have come to a very simple decision.....I just teach "English". My main efforts lie in making sure that I don't teach "mistakes", when an "Americanism" comes up, I simply explain and go on with my lesson.
This is the "teacher" speaking. But the "Canadian" part of me does get a bit upset with the never ending comparison or with the sometimes idiotic comment "Ah...but you're Canadian, so you don't speak English!" No? Well, please, could you kindly tell me what language have i been speaking for the past 56 years? LOL.
Well, I've put in my two-cents worth! Formal teaching has opened up a whole new world. For the first 20 years in Italy, I taught on a one-to-one basis. It was the simplest thing to do! It came naturally to explain the basic rules, to base them on content and context, and this I did without any training. But, when I started to teach formally, I felt the need to understand what I was doing, so I started to analyze the grammar text books, I attended quite a few training programs [a heavy investment at the time], and decided what kind of teacher I would be. The fact that I am bilingual is a great help. I know exactly why a certain rule or pronunciation is harder to learn than others, and I've made up my own little tricks to help the students along.
This however, has spoiled me for grammar books, and this is the reason why I find websites like this one a great help! I don't know what I would have done without them!
Again, thanks to Onestopenglish. You've spared me so much work! I know you're just going to keep getting better!
Great information. I get let lots of new knowledge after reading that posting to know the differences between american and british. Well, I think, during studying at university most of my lecturers tend to use american, and automatically it influences me then. But then, it doesn't mean that I consider that american is better, and easier or in contrast. In Addition, sometimes as an EFL student, I got difficulty to catch what the foreigners said when they used slang word or slang language.
In one occasion, when I was at an american lecturer, I asked: I think your water is almost running out, she said: you mean, almost all? . the she explained that, we can say almost all for something which is almost empty, or in bahasa we can say 'hampir habis'.
I've read your article with great interest, however I think that as English is one of the most important vehicle languages , there's no great difference between American English and British one. Students should learn how to speak it without too much concern on this difference. What is important is to speak and let other people understand you.
Thank you for sharing this article. It's really helpful and useful. I don't think so that American English is better, but I think American English is easier than British English. After reading this article, I realize that I often mix between American English and British English in speaking.
Well, once again, thak you for sharing this information.
Sorry, Dave C. I'm from San Francisco and we use 'been' and 'gone' the same way. No difference in American English.
Can we use both American and British English in oral speech?
Hi Anonymous,
The verb in the table above is the verb 'to saw', meaning to cut something with a saw, not the past tense of 'see'. I hope that clears up the confusion!
Thanks to everyone for your helpful comments.
Best wishes,
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