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Let's kick this week off with a LEGO Mystery Build! Norm gets a new custom kit designed by one of his favorite LEGO artists, and assembles it in his home office. Place your best guess as to what the kit is in the comments below!
Let's kick this week off with a LEGO Mystery Build! Norm gets a new custom kit designed by one of his favorite LEGO artists, and assembles it in his home office. Place your best guess as to what the kit is in the comments below!
For this week's Show and Tell, Norm snags a new LEGO kit that sold out in just one day: the Research Institute minifies set that was designed through LEGO's user-submitted Ideas program. Here's why we wish LEGO would release more of these sets.
We're veterans of CES, E3, Maker Faire, and even Comic-Con, but one type of event we're still very new to is the LEGO convention. And there are many of them. There's BrickFair on the east coast, BrickCon in Seattle, KidsFest, Brickworld, and Northern California's own Bricks by the Bay. For the past three, years, I've attended this gathering of LEGO aficionados to appreciate the amazing custom creations designed by locals and visiting builders. Held at the Santa Clara Convention Center, this year's event expanded to two ballrooms, with tables set up to display builds in various themes: space, fantasy, historical, high seas, pop culture etc. My personal favorite category are the intricate diorama scenes showcasing intricate architecture and clever use of mini-figs. This year's large-scale standout was a massive Rivendell set made by Seattle-based builder Alice Finch. Finch spent five months assembling over 200,000 bricks for her set, which was carefully driven down to the convention by friends. I also loved the beautiful HMS CrazyBricks Man-O-War ship build, which carried a crew of 300 wacky mini-figs. There are many LEGO conventions held around the world, big and small, and I encourage you to make it to one if you ever have the chance!
We just received this mailbag with a large blue LEGO plate, bags of multi-colored bricks, and paint-by-number style instructions. Turns out, it's a piece of LEGO mosaic art designed by a program called Brick-A-Pic. See if you can guess what the picture is before Norm finishes building!
Since we're building LEGO on the site this week, it's a good time to revisit the economics of toy bricks. The price of a single LEGO brick is a topic that data nerds love to analyze. I've previously shared this in-depth statistical analysis of LEGO set pricing from early 2013, and Wired's wonderful Dot Physics blog tackles the topic again today. Wired's surveying of modern LEGO sets identifies an average price of about 10 center per piece--what LEGO fans and Brickset traders have known for a long time. But Wired also points out that LEGO Duplo and Train themes are the most expensive sets (per brick), while the Architecture theme is the best bargain. Of course, LEGO fans know that it's not just about the number of pieces you get per set that determine its value, or even its licensed theme. Some sets are prized because of their diversity in LEGO pieces, as well as one-off pieces. Of course, there's also mini-fig exclusivity. And the people who may worry the most about the variations and fluctuations in brick pricing? LEGO artists.10
We saw many new LEGO kits announced at this past Comic-Con, so what better to celebrate that than a LEGO mystery build! This week's kit is an official LEGO one that was actually designed by a Tested reader. Place your best guess as to what's being built in the comments!
When I visited LEGO Master Builder Nathan Sawaya's art gallery in New York last September, I asked the brick artist about how he designs and constructs his beautiful LEGO mosaic renditions of iconic and classic paintings. Sawaya told me that he creates those 2D LEGO paintings all by sight and hand--choosing the individual brick colors one at a time to adapt the original piece of art. Not all of us have that skill, so a new Kickstarter is attempting to automate that design process using clever software. Brick-A-Pic takes any image and processes it for LEGO's relatively limited palette of colors (16 current ones, 29 retired colors). The software will be available on their website, and Brick-A-Pic will even compile the pieces needed to build the picture in a kit if you want to pay for it. I like that the designs aren't restricted to 1x1 pixel pieces, and the samples they've shown look pretty lovely.
The Brick-A-Pic Kickstarter video is embedded below. Now to think about what image I may want to turn into a LEGO portrait...
Time for another mystery LEGO build! This week's kit comes from one of Norm's favorite custom LEGO designers, and is a wonderful tribute to an important piece of computer history. Place your best guess as to what's being built in the comments!
Norm empties bags of LEGO bricks on the table and commences another edition of the LEGO mystery build! This week, the pieces from two small projects are mixed together, with one of a them a custom creation from our friend, LEGO designer Carl Merriam.
For this week's Show and Tell, Norm brings a new collectible figure produced by the toy company NECA. It's the Motorized Patriot, from the game BioShock Infinite, and a wonderful toy sculpt. Norm is also joined by Carl Merriam who has his own Motorized Patriot to share, in LEGO form!
For this week's Show and Tell, we're joined by special guest Carl Merriam, and professional LEGO builder who shares several of his most recent creations. Carl talks about competing in the "Iron Builder" challenge, and announces an awesome new job. Check out more of Carl's work here!
If you've seen the LEGO Movie, you'd believe it when I say that it's a marvelous technical achievement. It's one of the first [nearly-all] CGI movies that approaches photorealism--the animation looks convincingly like actual stop-motion, photographed in the real world. Just ask our pal Jeremy Williams. The movie's 3D artists have talked about using microscopes to photograph and scan the texture detail of minifigs and other LEGO pieces, and the lighting gives the characters an almost hyper-real quality. Craig Welsh, a cinematographer and the Lighting Supervisor on the film, wrote this blog post about the research he and his team at Animal Logic conducted to explore how LEGO pieces look under different lighting conditions and the "virtual lenses" of CG renderers. I love that they looked to macro LEGO photography for atmospheric references, as well as their use of fingerprints and floating motes of dust to give the minifigs a sense of scale. (h/t Brandon Blizard)1
I love when LEGO puts its designers in front of the camera to unveil their new creations. The video for the just-announced Jawa Sandcrawler is particularly great, highlighting some of the small touches that make these large kits really exciting. It hasn't bumped the R2-D2 designer video as my all time favorite, but it's still pretty damn good.
Let's start the week off with a LEGO mystery build! Once again, Norm finds a custom kit designed by a talented independent LEGO designer, knolls out the pieces, and assembles it in time-warping time-lapse. This kit is only 220 pieces, but the finished build is gorgeous.
Will tackles a LEGO Mystery Build in this week's Show and Tell. It's a small kit that doesn't take too long to assemble, but neat knolling of all the pieces still helps! See if you can guess what Will's building during the time-lapse.
It's fitting that on the anniversary of the first LEGO brick patent (filed January 28th, 1958), LEGO announces a new digital design application for fans to piece together virtual LEGO creations. This time, it's a Chrome browser app developed in partnership with Google to promote the upcoming LEGO movie (which looks good!). The Chrome experiment runs on WebGL, and gives you 21 different LEGO pieces to work with. That's not nearly as full-featured as LEGO's stand-alone Digital Designer program, much less the wealth of third-party LEGO CAD apps available. Will experimented with the LDraw app a while back, but there are apps like LeoCAD, SR 3D Builder, and Bricksmith too. Professional LEGO artists have told us that they don't use CAD apps for their design, and I'm curious about which one is best for prototyping MOCs and generating PDF instruction manuals.
Norm kicks off a new year and new season of our Show and Tell series with the third LEGO Mystery Build. This is actually a new official LEGO kit, but see if you can guess what's being built during the time-lapse!
Today, LEGO announced an official Simpsons kit. The Simpson family home includes a removeable roof, Homer's pink sedan, and minifigs of the entire family, plus Ned Flanders. It features 2,523 pieces and will retail for $200. Jesus at Leg Godt has tons more pictures of the assembled kit, which will be available in February. I can't wait.
This week, Norm picks up another custom creation from LEGO artist Chris McVeigh and assembles the kit in a time-lapsed mystery build. See if you can guess what's being built, and then admire the design of this well-crafted gadget. Find more of Chris McVeigh's LEGO creations here.
For this week's Show and Tell, Norm shares a unique LEGO "My Own Creation" designed by artist Chris McVeigh. Custom kits aren't sanctioned by LEGO, but you can easily find them online along with parts lists and build instructions.

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Two weeks. Two losses. It's safe to say the Indians (0-2) have not gotten off to an ideal start.
The Oskaloosa Indians (0-2) fell short in its home opener against the Ottumwa Bulldogs (2-0), 27-13.
The franchise fee for Oskaloosa is one step closer to increasing by 2 percent. The city council passed the second reading on the fee increase on a 5-2 vote.
The Indians football squad did not start off its 2014 campaign on the right foot.
The William Penn University men's soccer squad rallied from a 1-0 deficit to take Central Methodist University, 2-1, in its season opener on Tuesday night.
The William Penn University men's soccer squad is off to the best start in program history.
The city council needs voter approval when it comes to issuing bonds for Oskaloosa's new fire station. The current fire station is outdated and space is an issue. The future project would fix the department's current space needs and create the option for more room in the future, if needed.
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The Oskaloosa Community School District began "Walk Wednesdays" this morning. Every Wednesday through the end of October, the elementary and middle schools will participate in a walking bus as part of the Blue Zones Project.
William Penn wants to end its last campaign in the Mid-States Football Association on top. The Statesmen are working to get back on track after going 5-6 and finishing fourth in league play.
The William Penn University women's soccer squad defeated Briar Cliff 2-1 on Friday, and then took down Calumet-St. Joseph in overtime 3-2 on Sunday to claim the William Penn Classic title.
Work is still ongoing at the new community stadium at Lacey. The installment of a two story permanent press box is being put in place for the more than 10-million dollar project. Construction is entering its fourth year and the fourth phase says William Penn University Athletic Director Greg Hafner.
As unfinished business is being taken care of above the field, down on turf the Statesmen were laying their foundation for a redemption season. Last weekend Penn kicked off its season hosting Bethel, TN.
The William Penn University women's soccer squad came up short in its comeback bid, as Penn fell 3-2 to Central Methodist University (2-0) on Tuesday night in its season opener.
Summer's ending, school has started, and that can only mean one thing: football is back. The Indians kick-off their season on Friday on the road against Winterset, a team they beat last year, 56-37.


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Roseanne House For Sale in Evansville
Remember the show Roseanne? The Evansville house that was featured as the facade of the Connor home is up for sale!
Remember the show Roseanne? The Evansville house that was featured as the facade of the Connor home is up for sale!
The annual event will help raise funds and awareness for those battling Mitochondrial disease, a potentially life-threatening condition that affects the cells ability to produce the required energy needed for the body to function properly.
This is what Evansville is known for globally. Hey, at least it's not meth... Right?
New Years Eve is a fun time when we like to get together with friends to ring in the new year, and celebrate a new beginning. All too often though we hear about NYE tragedies occurring. NYE is a big party holiday, and with partying a lot of times comes alcohol, and of course the classic champagne toast at the strike of midnight. Which all of that is fine, it's what you decide to do about being safe that matters.
A great crowd of the walking dead came out on Sunday for the 2nd annual Zombie Walk with Eville Studios and 106-1 KISS-FM!
Halloween is right around the corner, so what does that mean? ZOMBIES! The walking dead are coming for you whether you like it or not. The real question is are you going to know what to do when they come for you? If your answer is no then don't you worry because we have got you covered! Here are the 5 ways to stop a zombie:
Black Friday 2012 will be here in just 41 days (Cyber Monday just 44 days) and already the first Black Friday 2012 ads have been leaked for Evansville Henderson and Owensboro - and we have it!
The Evansville Police Department (EPD) is currently accepting applications from people interested in joining the force. And while you'll no doubt be responsible for keeping the community safe from ne'er do-gooders such as thieves, meth labs, and drunk drivers, there will certainly be times where you'll need to keep people safe from themselves.
Nobody captures the beauty and character of a city like the people that call that place home - just take a look at all the pictures you guys have created with Instagram!
You have GOT to see this winning cake celebrating Evansville's Bicentenial!
There is a lot going on this weekend here in the tri-state - Lots of theatre! The 16th Annual Warrick County Summer Musical 'Hairspray' kicks off this Thursday and runs all weekend long at Castle High School, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat premiers on Thursday at Lincoln Amphitheatre, and New Harmony Theatre's production of Pete 'n' Keely begins on Friday.
The Warrick County 4-H Fair is happening through the weekend with live music, a demolition derby and more. Ellis Park has live thor
Although Evansville may no longer be consider the fattest city in America, we can all agree that it wouldn't hurt to shed a few pounds. To help promote a healthier lifestyle in our community, The Evansville Trail Coalition, WNIN-PBS, along with the Vanderburgh Health Department have teamed up for this Saturday's Streets Alive festival near downtown Evansville.


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Hart Park Senior Center, 7300 Chestnut St., will host a variety of activities in January.
The film "Hope Springs" will be shown at 9 a.m. Jan. 7.
Judy Mayer from Outpost Foods will present "12 Foods Seniors Shouldn't Live Without" at 12:45 p.m. Jan. 9. The program is free, but registration is required.
Musicians will perform Jazz & Such from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Jan. 14. The event is free for members or $1 donation.
A trip for high tea and a tour of the Schuster Mansion on Wells Street will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 15. The trip is limited to 19 people. The cost is $42 for members and $47 for nonmembers.
A birthday party for members born in January will be held at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 15. Call the center to register and bring a guest.
The Contemporary Book Group will discuss "Girls in Transition" by Jean Kwok at 12:30 p.m. Jan. 17.
Al Anderson will perform Frank Sinatra songs at 1 p.m. Jan. 22. The cost is $5 for members and $7 for nonmembers.
"The Amazing Spiderman" will be shown at 12:30 p.m. Jan. 23 and 24. Free popcorn will be available.
Laurie Murphy from the Wauwatosa Fire Department will discuss Project Reassurance at 12:45 p.m. Jan. 29. The program is free, but registration is required.
For more information about these events, call (414) 471-8495.
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Colbie Caillat is taking a stand against photoshop and helping to redefine beauty with her new music video for Try. In the video Colbie is seen all done up. I'm talking hair done, nails done, everything big. Throughout the music video though Colbie slowly sheds her hair extensions, fake eyelashes, and foundation for an all natural look. The video also shows other women from different ages and races following Colbie's lead and loosing their make-up.
"When I shot the first scene with no hair and makeup on in front of an HD camera in my face, flashed with bright lights, everyone was watching. I thought, 'Oh my god, I bet they're all looking at my blemishes, thinking that I should cover them up, or that I should put some volume in my hair.' But it also felt really cool to be on camera with zero on, like literally nothing on. And then when it got to the full hair and makeup, I actually felt gross. I was just so caked on," Colbie told Elle Magazine about the video.
Colbie went on to say that the inspiration for the song and the video came from the pressure she felt to look a certain way. Try is another self-empowering song that will make you feel great about yourself. The video alone is enough for you to put down the mascara wand.
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Sir William Dugdale, Bt.
"Know thyself" — in the words of the ancient Greek maxim that was inscribed outside the Temple of Apollo at Delphi and once known to all who received the education of a gentleman. It would have been good advice for Matthew Norman, a columnist for London Independent, who apparently did not receive such an education. He writes today with an almost unbelievable smugness and condescension of his own, of the recent death of Sir William Dugdale, an uncle of the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, that he typified his class's remoteness from everyday life and sympathy with ordinary folk.
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The unseemly squabble among Navy SEALs and the authorities they once served over how Osama bin Laden was killed and who killed him provides a good example of what happens when a country loses its honor culture. The native or reflexive honor is still there, reinforced by a specialized military honor culture, but the larger social environment no longer retains any sense of what honor means, apart from one's personal beliefs and values. Without that understanding, even our men of honor — in this case the SEALs — don't know how to behave. Nor, I scarcely need add, do the journalists who have come forward to criticize Matt Bissonnette, author of No Easy Day and Rob O'Neill, now revealed (though not without further controversy over the claim) as the SEAL whose bullets to the head killed the terrorist leader.
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Remarkable. An organization rather vaingloriously calling itself "Intelligence Squared" tells me that it is holding, or has held, a debate on the motion: "Income Inequality Impairs the American Dream of Upward Mobility."
Surely, you would think, even intelligence unsquared must be equal to the task of reasoning required to see that it is only income inequality that could make the American Dream of upward mobility possible in the first place — and thus that the motion is nonsense? Too bad I only received an invitation to take part in this nonsensical debate, now available as a DVD or podcast, on the same day it took place. I've got to think they really didn't want my input after all but were only pretending to invite me because they thought I would be flattered by the pretense of my inclusion, even via spam, in such highly intelligent company. I'm not. I tend to agree with Stephen Hawking that "people who boast about their I.Q. are losers." Sorry Mensa. I have a slight curiosity to see if any of the IQ2 initiate were bright enough to understand that the content of their "debate" was a null set, as they would no doubt put it. But not enough to take the trouble to find out.
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Sir Donald Sinden at 75; picture via LES
Sir Donald Sinden is dead, having outlived his style of acting by approximately half a century. Yet by turning from Shakespeare to farce and TV sitcoms, he became one of the grand old men of the British theatre before his death. I remember going to see his King Lear in London in 1976. I don't remember whether it was my own idea that he was a sort of fossil even then, or if I got it from the critics I read or the other young people I talked to. What was unforgettable was the resonant, declamatory style of speaking the verse that was the exact opposite of the "method" school of acting, which I was used to and which naturally preferred mumbling incomprehension and emoting like crazy. I must have gone along with the crowd in regarding this old-fashioned character as an irrelevancy in that day and age, though I do remember being secretly impressed by him—and thinking that his method must have been much more like what Shakespeare had in mind for the part when he wrote it than anything else I would ever see.
Advice for the Governor from Frank Sinatra
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"The law supposes that your wife acts under your direction."
When at the end of Oliver Twist, Mr. Bumble the Beadle is informed of what was formerly known as the Principle of Coverture under English Common Law, he replied in words that have echoed down the years since his own time: "If the law supposes that," said the Beadle, "the law is a ass — a idiot. If that's the eye of the law, the law is a bachelor; and the worst I wish the law is that his eye may be opened by experience — by experience." The Principle of Coverture was abolished in England by the Married Women's Property Act of 1882 and by various states in the US beginning in the 1830s. Interestingly, Virginia considered and rejected legislation to the same effect in the 1840s and only got around to getting rid of coverture after the Civil War. Some of my fellow Virginians may be wishing they'd left things as they were.
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How wonderfully appropriate that the tape of Bill Clinton speaking in Australia on September 10, 2001, "just hours before the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon," should have emerged from the sink of time at the same moment as reports of the death of Theodore Van Kirk, navigator on the B-29, "Enola Gay," which dropped the first atomic bomb on Japan sixty-nine years ago yesterday. Here's Bill, according to Fred Barbash of The Washington Post:<
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"The only thing of weight that can be said against modern honor is that it is directly opposite to religion. The one bids you bear injuries with patience, the other tells you if you don't resent them, you are not fit to live."
Bernard de Mandeville
In the British media at this time of high international tension and the imminent prospective break-up of the United Kingdom, it sometimes seems as if female sensitivities and resentments are the only topic of conversation. I confess to a certain thrill of pleasure to see that Richard Dawkins has stepped in deep doo-doo by purporting to classify rape by the degree of severity with which it should be regarded, according as it is committed by a stranger or an acquaintance. As Sian Norris put it in The Independent, in the course of rehearsing well-worn feminist arguments against any counsel of sexual prudence,"it's not up to men to try and define women's experiences of violence for them." And who could disagree with that? Meanwhile, Eleanor Robertson in The Guardian was taking the occasion for a more general assault on Professor Dawkins's arrogance, in the course of which she quotes Professor Terry Eagleton's review of The God Delusion: "Imagine someone holding forth on biology whose only knowledge of the subject is the Book of British Birds, and you have a rough idea of what it feels like to read Richard Dawkins on theology."
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Marvel Comics' new Thor
The other day Ann Hornaday, film critic for the Washington Post, had an interesting piece in the paper inspired by the new movie Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. In it, she asked why, much as she admired the film, it fell into a now-familiar pattern of "darkening" in movie adaptations stories and characters that began life in comic books or the equivalent. "Dawn's funereal tone," she wrote, "seems to be the norm these days, especially for reboots of legacy franchises that, in their efforts not to succumb to sentimental nostalgia or trivialized camp, succumb to amped-up carnage and inflated self-seriousness instead." Ms Hornaday suggests several reasons why this might be so, among them the fact that "they flatter the sensibilities of studios and the executives who greenlight these projects, reassuring them that their core competency—raiding their and others' archives for valuable 'pre-sold' source material—can be one of gravitas and meaning, rather than simple repurposing of pop signifiers."
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Reporting on a new poll about the fact that most Americans, even in these days of unpopular political parties, still identify themselves with one party or the other, Jaime Fuller of the Washington Post explains the matter thus: "So why do voters stick with political parties even when they aggravate them? The same reason we stick with our families — because it's not like there's a real alternative. . . So basically: Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em." It's a persuasive argument, but I think it needs a slight amendment. Political parties are not so much like families as they are like tribes — something that hardly exists anywhere else in Western society. In fact, it is only in politics as currently practiced that we can acquire any insight, these days, into what it's like to live in a tribal society, as most of the world still does.
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Was it Locke or Hobbes — I can never remember — who said that princes always exist in a state of nature with respect to each other? At any rate, it is clear that the state of nature in which princes — or, as we should say, nations — do exist is a Hobbesian one. Another way of putting it would be to say that international relations take place in a moral environment so different from that of civil society that it might be called pre-moral or even immoral, which I think was the point of Reinhold Niebuhr's Moral Man and Immoral Society (1932). Still another way of putting it would be to point to the fact that, in international relations, the ancient and once all important honor culture which has all but died out in the civil society of America and Western Europe is still very much alive.
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Footage taken from a larger E3 demo was released in June showing protagonist Geralt attempting to get information from a child-like creature (a godling) who has lost their voice.
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"Everyone loves the idea of a hideaway, and this is one of our most popular awards. Whether it's the establishments itself which offers that sense of privacy and seclusion, or its location, there is something very appealing about a place that you can disappear to and escape everyday pressures.
Saratoga Lodge has been in business for some years, yet it will be new to many. It is in a beautiful part of the country, yet not a place that many visitors reach.
But Val Beamish's lovely classically-proportioned house on a working stud farm, just below the Devil's Bit in Co Tipperary, is an idyllic destination that many will be delighted they have found, with warm hospitality, friendly animals, immaculate maintenance, comfort, bikes available for guests - and fresh garden fruits and new-laid eggs among the treats for breakfast.
And Val Beamish is a wonderful host, who knows the area inside out and loves nothing better than introducing people to it. What a gem."
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Chennai-based wildlife biologist C. Arivazhagan, who has been tracking elephants for 15 years, talks about his close encounters with these gentle giants.
If an elephant spots C. Arivazhagan in the Satyamangalam landscape, it's quite likely it will raise its trunk in salute. For the last 15 years, this Chennai-based wildlife biologist has traversed the thick, hilly jungles and grassy plains of South India studying the gentle giant and making his observations part of forest policy.
He started as a cat man. Post a BSc in Zoology, he went for a masters in Wildlife Biology, and wrote a dissertation on the leopard-human conflict in Thengumarahada, a village enclosed by forests on the Erode-Nilgiris border. At the Centre for Ecological Sciences "my boss was Professor Sukumar, an expert on elephants. It didn't take him long to make me switch to elephants. My PhD thesis was on the population dynamics of the pachyderm across the country, done season-wise, area-wise. I continued to monitor them." He has great news. With strict action, poaching has been reduced to a minimum. Elephant sightings have become common.
The problem is elsewhere, he says. After being in a closely related clan for 10-12 years, the bull is given marching orders to prevent in-breeding. Pushed-out males from different clans form a fraternity, move around a 700-800 sq km area looking for food. Elephants are long-ranging species, clans are already operating in 5 sq km domains and migratory patterns change when food is in short supply. Bull herds have to find their own territories and when forests are unavailable, they raid banana plantations.
Habitat loss is the worry. Privately owned lands, which formed part of the elephant home-range have been "developed" for schools/colleges, roads, railways and resorts. Corridors — small stretches — that connect larger forest stretches have been used up. With expanding villages, elephants are left with depleted food stocks. What about droughts? "There is natural regulation," he clarifies. "When food is less, the calving interval increases." Mmm, food for thought.
Eyes lit up, hands animated, he describes his "close encounters". "A herd of elephants on a particular stretch of forest on a particular date this year will likely be present at the same spot next year. This is known as fidelity." So that's how they recognise him. "The oldest cow leads a herd in this matriarchal society," he says, illustrating it with a heart-warming incident. "In Masinagudi, I watched a herd wading into a flume channel. The cow tested the water several times, but was hesitant to allow the baby in. She then called a sub-adult, a sibling maybe that had crossed over. Standing on either side, the two older elephants took the baby safely across. When they reached the other side, the baby began gambolling in the water. The calf sister gave it a gentle kick and steered it to the dry bank. I watched enthralled, it was so wonderfully human."
Elephants are keystone species, he says. The footpaths they make are used by other animals. Butterflies and dung beetles forage in their dung; mongoose and birds eat the seeds (elephants have poor digestion) in the spoor causing seed dispersal, creating natural habitats. Elephants can find water sources, dig for them and help other animals. When they browse during the monsoons, they pull out grass, and bite off the muddy root to eat the green top. In summer, when the grass is unpalatable, they beat mud off the tufts and chomp the nutritious root. At all times they protect their molars, their lifeline. In old age, their molars fall off, and the elephants die.
As a consultant to the Forest Department, Arivazhagan helps officials in their programmes — whether counting elephants in the transact method, tracking recalcitrant males or constructing age structures of Asian-elephant populations. "Conservation is not confined to one state," he insists. "It is landscape conservation. Animals see no borders." When one species is cared for, others get the benefit, he says. "When rhinos are protected from poachers in Kaziranga, elephants survive. When the Kalakkadu-Mundanthurai Reserve guards its tigers, elephants are saved."
If corridors are designated as animal crossings, tribal people are informed of animal presence, students are taught about the importance of habitats, and villagers are given alternatives to firewood and prevented from burning forests for fresh grass growth, habitats will stay, and elephants will trumpet.
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- Arivazhagan runs the NGO Indo-American Wildlife Society with friends who have moved to the U.S.
- They meet annually for birding, trekking.
- They visit schools to conduct programmes on wildlife conservation.
- They help appoint teachers in tribal schools, arrange scholarships, provide low-cost housing.
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- Clans use infra-sonic communication to pass information.
- Elephants are intelligent, have a keen sense of smell and good memory.
- Have poor eyesight and digestion.
- They thump their feet to warn others; do a mock charge when protecting young ones.
- They flap their ears, splash mud on themselves to keep their body cool, and drive away flies.
- The tusk is used for protection, and attracting females.
- They spend 18-20 hours feeding alone. They need to eat 100-150 kg of food.
- Their age is determined by shoulder height and colours that appear on the skin.
- They keep swinging their trunk to move objects out of their way. What if there's a snake in the grass?
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