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Japan Crop Circles Mystery Solved: Who Built Under the Sea Sculpture? [VIDEO]
The so called "Mystery Circle" discovered on the ocean floor South Off the Coast of Japan, has been solved.
The so called "Japan Crop Circles" or "Mystery Circles" discovered on the ocean floor South Off the Coast of Japan, has been solved.
A professional Japanese photographer named Yoji Ookata noticed a complex circle with geometric patterns drawn on the ocean floor at 80 feet below sea level early this year. Later, he returned to the place with a camera crew months later and made an astonishing discovering.
The circles are also known as the "Japan Crop Circles' because
The artist was a diminutive fish.
"Using underwater cameras, the team discovered the artist is a small puffer fish only a few inches in length that swims tirelessly through the day and night to create these vast organic sculptures using the gesture of a single fin," reports the blog ThisIsColossal.
The team also found the circle's purpose was to attract mates. According to the blog ThisIsColossal, the female fish are attracted to the hills and valleys within the sand and lay eggs at the circle's center.
The reason why the female fish may leave their eggs at the center is perhaps because the grooves protect the eggs from the ocean currents.
The team also discovered that the more ridges contained within the sculpture the more likely the fish were drawn to pairing.
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I came here with my boyfriend during my last vacation. He had lobster, I tried the Mahi Mahi both were delicious. I would definitely eat here again.
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We stayed at the Casa Colonial Hotel, and took a cab here for dinner one night. The outdoor area was fairly pretty, surrounded by gardens, and the restaurant offers a large menu. I wasn't blown away by the food or ambiance, but it was okay. Seemed like a lot of locals dine here.
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If you are eating gluten free, try the caprice salad as an appetizer, followed by fish with mashed potatoes! I love this so much, it is the only thing I order! (but the pizza and seafood platter sure looked good!!)
The vegetarian pizza has grilled vegetables and a slightly smokey aroma from the wood fired oven. The prices are good too.
My wife and I live in PP and Las Palmas was one of our favorite restaurants in PP, but since our last visit 6 months ago, we couldn't believe how the service and quality of food has diminished so drastically. Our son and his wife were visiting from Virginia and after seating ourselves, and waiting for 10 minutes, we finally...
The waiters were rude and bad humored. Our table wasn't prepared and took forever to get our drinks.
Ive lived in Puerto Plata for more than 5 years and Las Palmas is th best restaurant you can find. Authentic Italian food, pizzas that come out of the brick oven and lovely staff are just a few reasons why I kept coming back. The owner and the manager of the restaurant will swing by your table everytime, just to...
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EASTCHESTER, N.Y. – The Daily Voice will lead into the new year by counting down, in no particular order, the top 10 stories from 2012.
In recent years, an alarming amount of tractor-trailers have been striking overpasses on Westchester County parkways, at a rate of more than one per week.
In most cases, truck drivers are using GPS devices designed for passenger vehicles, not a commercial device that wouldn't take the tractor-trailers onto county parkways.
Despite increased signage and pavement markings warning drivers that commercial vehicles are not permitted on the parkway, there were 62 bridge collisions in 2012 as of Dec. 3, the highest total in five years.
"The goal was to add another layer of warnings for truck drivers that trucks are not permitted on parkways. They are intended to let trucks know they need to get off that particular parkway," O'Leary said. "In all bridge strikes, the driver has driven past a number of signs, usually because they are not paying attention and are relying solely on the GPS."
There have been 668 bridge strikes in the past two decades, prompting U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D) to urge the U.S. Department of Transportation to regulate GPS devices for truck drivers in September.
In a study, the senator found misused GPS devices caused 80 percent of bridge strikes.
"Drivers often say they didn't know not to get on the roads, and then often say that the GPS led them there," he said on Sept. 24. "These devices are set the same for a five-foot-high Taurus or a 15-foot tractor-trailer. I'm putting the onus on the trucking companies and the DOT to make sure that the trucking industry does this."
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Brandon Webb "remains the Cubs' No. 1 target"
Dec 9, 2010, 3:18 PM EST
After signing first baseman Carlos Pena to a one-year, $10 million deal the Cubs have turned their attention to the rotation.
Craig reported earlier that Matt Garza could be a possibility, but Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune writes that Brandon Webb "remains their No. 1 target."
Webb hasn't pitched since Opening Day of 2009 because of a shoulder injury that eventually required surgery and Sullivan notes that "the Cubs still have to check out his medical records" before making an offer to the former Cy Young winner.
Earlier this week the Nationals were also said to be heavily pursuing Webb and according to Sullivan the Cubs are merely "one of the top two or three teams" in the mix for the 31-year-old right-hander.
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- Mr. Jason "El Bravo" Heyward - Dec 9, 2010 at 3:43 PM
Good friggin question…
- PanchoHerreraFanClub - Dec 9, 2010 at 5:14 PM
You don't 0 for 102 on World Championship on talent alone. The Cubbies FO is active as usual. Pitchers don't recover from shoulder surgery. Very few ever pitch effectively again. Some do make it, but always with reduced stuff. If Webb recovers he will be a number four or five starter. But, hey, who knows, maybe he's got a great knuckleball.
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Japanese manufacturers are making a beeline to the Philippines due to its young, English-speaking labour market following a rising yen at home and risk factors like floods and political changes in other hubs.
Electronics firm Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd. and adhesives maker Cemedine Co. Ltd. are the latest to invest with a combined 1.016 billion yen (US$12.9 million) in initial capitalisation alone. This brought new Philippine investments by major Japanese companies to at least 16.51 billion yen so far this year.
Furukawa Electric's subsidiary, Furukawa Automotive Systems Inc. (FAS), established a wholly owned unit called Furukawa Automotive Systems Lima Philippines Inc. with a capitalisation of 1 billion yen to make wire harnesses for Japan-made automobiles by March next year. FAS said in a report that increasing demand for its products made it put up a "first step" export hub in the Philippine for its Asian expansion.
Cemedine will establish Cemedine Philippines Corp. with a capitalisation of 16 million yen to manufacture and sell adhesive, ceiling and related products by April 2013.
Also setting up new facilities by 2013 are Bandai, the toy maker of Power Rangers and Gundam fame (744 million yen); Fujifilm Corp., which will make optical lenses for digital cameras, projectors and surveillance cameras in Laguna (2.3 billion yen); and electronics components maker Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (620 million yen).
Expanding their Philippine presence are Canon Inc. and Brother Industries Ltd., which are set to make printers with initial investments of 6 billion yen and 4.23 million yen, respectively.
These companies are targeting Asia, Latin America and Europe for exports, according to the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines (JCCIP), which has 500 member-companies. As Japanese manufacturers locate in the Philippines, their suppliers will follow suit. This would create a supply chain that would attract a wider range of manufacturers and suppliers, JCCIP vice president Nobuo Fujii said.
Analysts said the Philippines has high-quality labour with lower cost and more stable growth compared with China or Vietnam.
Transportation distance to Japan is also shorter from Manila and while Thailand has been a traditional choice for manufacturing expansion, the flooding that further hit supply chains that suffered from the triple tragedy in Japan in 2011 has made companies seek alternatives.
To nurture the Philippines' supply chain, Trade and Industry Undersecretary Cristino Panlilio said in a phone interview that the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) helped in marketing not only the major manufacturers but also their suppliers in a bid to nurture the Philippines' supply chain. Exports zone locators also get incentives such as income tax holidays and exemption from duties on imported capital equipment.
Fujii also expressed hope that Japanese firms would soon be able to monetise billions of tax credits that were due way back in 2002 and 2003. He said the JCCPI was awaiting the schedule and rates to be provided by the Bureaus of Internal Revenue and of Customs.
A tax credit is a rebate or refund of import taxes and duties paid to the government by a firm or manufacturer registered with the Board of Investments for raw materials, supplies and semi-manufactured products it has brought abroad to produce the goods it will export thereafter. To facilitate the refunds, the JCCPI has long been urging the Philippine government to implement a more flexible tax rebate system by allowing cash refunds, cross utilisation and fast releases at par with those of other Asean economies.
The DTI and the Japanese Embassy have jointly reported that despite "difficult situations" the two countries faced, particularly in 2011, trade volume between the Philippines and Japan increased to 382.7 billion pesos from 335.4 billion pesos in 2010. Japan remains the biggest investor in the Philippines, with total investments of 77.4 billion pesos last year, 19.1 billion pesos more than 58.3 billion pesos in 2010.
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Nomura Research Institute's Kengo Mizuno and Yoshihiko Iwadare have recommended that the Philippines target non-semiconductor electronic products (printers, multifunction peripheral, projectors, scanners, digital cameras, etc.) makers, shipbuilders, and their suppliers as potential investors.
Japan International Cooperation Agency economist Toru Yoshida said that although foreign direct investments across Asia plunged in 2009 during the global financial crisis, the Philippines lagged behind its neighbours in terms of attracting investors.
However, the Philippines could take advantage of rapidly changing global conditions (labour issues in traditional manufacturing hubs, supply chain disruption due to Asian floods, hyper-appreciation of the yen that made firms look for new sites) to present itself as a new growth area.
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A funny thing happened to the Moose this season... goalie Eddie Lack
Not long ago, amiable Manitoba Moose head coach Claude Noel was in the middle of a media scrum, chatting away, when up walks his goaltender, Eddie Lack, who hands him a pink cap emblazoned with the letters, "LVP".
Noel looks at the hat, quizzically, and ventures: "Least Valuable Player?" "Yeah," Lack confirms, and scoots away back to the Moose den.
What was that all about?
"I don't know," Noel said, shrugging. "It's Eddie Lack."
Two things: First, what kind of rookie has the cojones to interrupt his coach's press conference to hand him a pink hat -- which the Moose regularly hand out as an ongoing gag of sorts -- to the most ineffective player at practice?
With some less tolerant coaches, that stunt would get you a ticket to the ECHL's Victoria Salmon Kings. By plane, if you're lucky. But not Lack, a 23-year-old Swede who has emerged this season out of nowhere -- or, more accurately, Norrtalje, a small coastal town near Stockholm -- to become Manitoba's odds-on MVP favourite and AHL Rookie of the Year candidate.
Remember, Lack wasn't drafted. He was a backup in the Swedish Elite League last season. To call him an unknown when he arrived at the Vancouver Canucks training camp last September would be a bit of an understatement.
Said Moose GM Craig Heisinger: "I'd never heard of him. The name Eddie Lack meant nothing to me."
It does now. Entering Friday night's game with the Texas Stars, Lack had a 24-18-3 record with a 2.13 GAA and a eye-opening .927 save percentage.
"I think he came on as a surprise," said Moose goaltending coach Rick St. Croix. "I don't think (the Canucks organization) recognized they had someone who was going to be as good as he has been. It didn't take them long to realize this guy's got something."
Now Lack's name is starting to get mentioned in Vancouver, where the Canucks already employ multi-million dollar starter Roberto Luongo and his understudy and former Moose MVP Cory Schneider. These are still early days, with hardened, cynical brass to impress, but if anything the rookie is just getting better.
Which brings us to that second thing: Even for a goaltender, Lack is one different dude.
He walks around Mooseville with a grin plastered on his cheery mug as wide as a split-save. He always looks like he's just been told a great joke or he's about to tell you one. He's forever playfully needling teammates and staff.
In short, Eddie Lack is Dennis the Menace with a mask.
How would Lack describe himself? "Happy and easygoing," he replied, "taking advantage of every day to the max."
How would teammates describe him? "A goof?" said forward Guillaume Desbiens. "Nah, he's a funny kid. He loves being around the guys. You look at him and just want to laugh."
And there's grizzled Moose veteran Garth Murray, who watched slightly bewildered as Lack sauntered out of the dressing room that day to present the LVP cap to his head coach.
"That was probably the head-shaking moment for me," Murray said. "I was, like, really? I was thinking about stopping him, but I thought, 'You know what, let him go and do what he's got to do.' Whatever keeps that dinosaur grin on his face."
Of course, behind the smile there's something more substantial. More mature. Very much determined.
"It's different strokes for different folks," St. Croix said. "(Lack) is unique. There aren't a lot of carefree goalies. But that doesn't mean he isn't into it and realizes the importance of the game and bearing down. He's pretty calm and the team can draw on that."
Added Noel: "I wouldn't say he's flaky. He's just a good-humoured guy who loves life and loves to play. He doesn't take everything too serious. He takes his hockey serious, let's not get that mixed up. He's a focused player."
After all, Lack isn't another cocky, pampered bonus baby. He's been on his own, more or less, since he was 18. He often does the cooking for roommate and rookie defenceman Yann Sauve. What's Lack's specialty?
"He likes sauces," said Sauve. "All Swedish people like sauces."
Lack's father, Jan, is a carpenter. His mother, Mia, owns three hotels in Stockholm. They divorced when he was younger, but he's been homesick for them both during his first year away from Sweden.
So during the Christmas break, Lack found a local tattoo parlour, where he had his mother's birth date (with the symbol of love) and father's birth date (with the symbol of strength) inked on the forearm of his glove hand. "I wanted to do something special," he said.
And maybe that ultimately might be the best description of Eddie Lack. Not goofy. Not happy. But special.
Only time will tell. But consider that Lack's fledgling professional career has mostly been in the role of the backup, rarely the bride. It was only at the urging of Swedish-based scout Lars Lindgren, a former Canuck, that Vancouver even signed the unknown netminder in the first place.
It was a hunch and a hope. The Canucks like their goalies big, and Lack has a 6-foot-4 frame that moves gracefully in the crease and with seemingly little effort. Maybe it's that same size that, ironically, hampered Lack's growth in net.
"I always dreamed about the NHL," he said, when asked about his unorthodox rise in the hockey world. "It's always been in the back of my mind. I knew if I just kept working hard I'd get a chance eventually."
But this fast? The smile fades slightly, and the maturity shows. "I'm 23," Lack said. "It's not been that fast. I've always considered myself a little bit of a late bloomer."
Questions remain: How will the rookie handle the Moose stretch drive, when the screws start to tighten? Does Lack have playoff mettle? Is he a happy-go-lucky fad or the real thing?
"You don't have a crystal ball," St. Croix said. "In the tests we've given him, he's done well. It's not just the goalie. Some of the results will depend on how well we play in front of him, and how much he can handle the pressure and make the timely saves when we need them.
"He's handled it with a lot of maturity and confidence. And competitiveness. Let's keep it going. Let it happen. Because if we're saying he's an NHL prospect he better have those qualities."
Hey, you want to know why Lack is always smiling? Because if you ask him what he would have done if not for hockey, he's at a loss for words: "I don't know," he said. "I've been thinking about hockey since I was six years old. It's a privilege to be here every day, practising and playing games in front of a big crowd."
But one tiny regret, perhaps. It's about that pink hat the rookie good-naturedly gave the coach.
"I mean, I guess I handed it first and thought after," Lack said, the grin somewhat sheepish now. "Maybe it wasn't the smartest move to do at the time..." Then Lack perked up.
"I'm a Swede," he concluded, "so maybe I'm a bit crazier than the Canadian guys here."
Yes, that's one saucy Swede. There's plenty of substance, too.
Just wondering. What's the colour of the Moose hat for the MVP?
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 19, 2011 C4
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While attending Boissevain High School in the late 1970's, Randy Turner one day read an account of a Winnipeg Jets game in the Free Press when it dawned on him: "Really, you can get paid to watch sports?"
Turner later graduated with a spectacularly mediocre 2.3 GPA from Red River Community College's Creative Communications program.
After jobs at the Stonewall Argus and Selkirk Journal, he began working on the Rural page for the Free Press in 1987. Several years later, he realized his dream of watching sports for a living covering the Winnipeg Goldeyes and Bombers.
In 2001, Turner became a general sports columnist, where he watched Canada win its first Olympic gold medal in men's hockey in 50 years at Salt Lake, then watched them win again in Vancouver in 2010.
He also watched everything from high school hockey and volleyball championship to several Grey Cups, NHL finals and World Junior hockey tournaments.
In the fall of 2011, Turner became a general features writer for the paper. But he still watches way too much sports.
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Stoddart facing Six Nations KO
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December 16, 2011
Morgan Stoddart broke his leg against England in August © Getty Images
Wales are likely to be without Scarlets winger Morgan Stoddart for the forthcoming Six Nations.
The 27-year-old - who started three of Wales' games in the 2011 tournament - has been out of action since breaking his leg in a Rugby World Cup warm-up clash with England at Twickenham in August.
Scarlets coach Nigel Davis confirmed that Stoddart is unlikely to return until the midway stage of the Six Nations despite positive news on his recovery.
Wales kick-off their campaign against Ireland in Dublin on February 5, when Cardiff Blues' Alex Cuthbert, the Dragons' Aled Brew and Stoddart's Scarlets team-mate Liam Williams are in line to compete for the wing berth recently vacated by Shane Williams.
"Morgan won't be available until about late February or March," Davies said. "He hasn't had a setback and in fact he has had some good news. He had a scan recently and the calcification of his bones is very good.
"He has started running, very gingerly at the moment which will help his recovery but it won't be until February or March when we will see him back."
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