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Move over, All Yesterdays: It's time for #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt!
September 19, 2014
Stupid painting takes too long. I should outsource this.—
John Conway (@nyctopterus) September 16, 2013
.@nyctopterus Here you go: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/art.jpeg That'll be £8, please.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 16, 2013
@nyctopterus Now I regret not having used MS Comic Sans for the lettering.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 16, 2013
Salamanders are surprisingly difficult to paint. Too formless or something.—
John Conway (@nyctopterus) September 17, 2013
@nyctopterus "Salamanders are surprisingly difficult to paint" <-- "Always with you it can not be done." Here you go: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/salamander…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 17, 2013
@nyctopterus That'll be £8, please.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 17, 2013
Urge to draw #temnospondyls won't go away. Stop reading Schoch 1999, #JeholWealden2013 is tomorrow & it's mostly #dinosaurs. But but - -—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 19, 2013
@TetZoo Dude, I already drew you one. (You have to share with @nyctopterus though). miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/salamander…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 19, 2013
@MikeTaylor @nyctopterus Brilliant work, thanks, I assume it's CC BY? #terribledrawings #lame—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 19, 2013
@TetZoo @nyctopterus Even better, it's CC0 -- public domain! But hey, you accidentally misspelled #awesomedrawings—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 19, 2013
@TetZoo well, then I probably ought not to suggest drawing a male Platyhystrix calling for females with a fully-inflated vocal sac.—
J. Pardo (@incisorial) September 19, 2013
@incisorial @TetZoo Here you go. miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/platyhystr… That's be £8, please.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 19, 2013
I'm so proud that my Platyhystrix restoration made the cut for the @TetZoo article!
blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoolo… I'm a real palaeoartist now!—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 23, 2013
That's seven #temnospondyls illustrated. Each one takes 20 minutes but can only spend time drawing on rare occasions.. otherwise writing.—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 25, 2013
@TetZoo Twenty minutes? Har har, that's rubbish. I can do them in TWO minutes. Look, here's my newest: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/another-te…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
@TetZoo So bummed I missed deadline for this. LOVE the book. Supporting your podcast. #AllYOURYesterdays #tetrapodcats—
Charon Henning (@TheOddAngel) September 25, 2013
.@TheOddAngel @TetZoo I feel your pain. I also wasn't able to finish my feathered Dipldocus in time to be included.
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TheOddAngel @TetZoo I believe there are many of us who missed the deadline... maybe there is an AYY: Episode Two in the future?—
Ezequiel Vera (@ezequielvera) September 25, 2013
.@ezequielvera @TheOddAngel @TetZoo I hope you're right, fort sake of my speculative quadrupedal tyrannosaur: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/tyrannosau…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TheOddAngel @TetZoo you haven't seen my gliding ankylosaur :-P—
Ezequiel Vera (@ezequielvera) September 25, 2013
@ezequielvera @TheOddAngel @TetZoo Here you go, I've saved you the trouble. miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/ankylosaur…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
Wow, people really don't like drawing braincases, do they? Especially crappy line drawings throughout the vertebrate literature, sigh...—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 25, 2013
.@TetZoo "Wow, people really don't like drawing braincases, do they?" <-- Here you go. miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/braincase.… CC By as usual.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TetZoo If you went with CC0 you could avoid the shame.—
Mike Keesey (@tmkeesey) September 25, 2013
@tmkeesey @TetZoo Shame? I'm not following you.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TetZoo Let's just say attribution is a double-edged sword. ;P—
Mike Keesey (@tmkeesey) September 26, 2013
@MikeTaylor Hey, that's >>>brilliant<<<, thanks again! But it's an occiput, not a braincase :( Something tells me you don't do skulls...—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 25, 2013
@TetZoo I copied it from the Suuwassea basicranium app.pan.pl/archive/publis… I'm pretty sure it's something to do with the head.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 25, 2013
Dear World: just because Burian made Diadectes green & like a fat iguana, doesn't mean it was so. It could have been NOT GREEN, you know.—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) September 26, 2013
.@TetZoo "just because Burian made Diadectes green & like a fat iguana, doesn't mean it was so." <-- Yes. Proof here: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/diadectes.…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 26, 2013
Thanks LOADS to @mattkeevil @RosemaryMosco @UK_Wildlife @Blackmudpuppy for salamander pics used at #TetZoo :) blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoolo…—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 01, 2013
.@TetZoo @mattkeevil @RosemaryMosco @UK_Wildlife @Blackmudpuppy I can't BELIEVE you didn't use mine!
miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/salamander… All that work!—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 01, 2013
This wonderful article by @tetzoo on salamanders reminds me that PhyloPic could really use more salamanders. blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoolo…—
(@PhyloPic) October 01, 2013
@PhyloPic @TetZoo Here you go: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/salamander… CC By.—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 01, 2013
How long does it take me to draw a gar? I decided to time myself. A: about 15 mins. Results are pretty ropey but good enough.—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 02, 2013
.@TetZoo "How long does it take me to draw a gar? About 15 mins"<-- Pathetic! It only took me ONE minute! miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/gar.jpeg—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
When time allows, gonna draw fish. Each takes c 10 mins. Let's see how many I get done in average work day. Follow #drawingfish. 1 so far.—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 03, 2013
@TetZoo Come on, slow-coach, I'm beating you already! miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/fish.jpeg #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
@MikeTaylor No you're not, I've done two so far today. Anyway, it's not a race :) #drawingfish #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 03, 2013
.@TetZoo I retake the lead: THREE fish in a day! miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/shark.jpeg #drawingfish #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TetZoo You know, I'm thinking that #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt is the true revolution in palaeoart we've all been waiting for.—
Mark Witton (@MarkWitton) October 03, 2013
@MarkWitton @MikeTaylor Yeah, HE should have done those new Royal Mail #dinosaur stamps. Mike, you should be raising hell.—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 03, 2013
.@TetZoo @MarkWitton Like this, you mean? miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/stamp-trex… #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt #rockinItOldSchool—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TetZoo Yes. Constructed with the same consideration for scientific accuracy as the actual product, I see.—
Mark Witton (@MarkWitton) October 03, 2013
#drawingfish I just did a hagfish, lamprey & chimaera which brings final count to 9 fish for the day. @MikeTaylor, did you beat me? :)—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 03, 2013
@TetZoo Not yet ... but the world has not seen the last of #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt! Bwahaha! Mwahaha!! BwahahaHAHAHA!—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
.@TetZoo OK, here you: lamprey and hagfish: miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/lamprey.jp… and miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/hagfish.jp… #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
@MikeTaylor Aww shucks, much better than mine, but hope you don't get hurt when I don't publish yours in a book (unlike mine, which I will).—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 03, 2013
@TetZoo Fine! I'll make my own book! Of #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt!—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) October 03, 2013
@MikeTaylor @TetZoo Cult classic in the making ….—
Charon Henning (@TheOddAngel) October 04, 2013
We learnt at #SVP few yrs ago that Tsintaosaurus doesn't look as it does in the books: anyone know if this has been published? #dinosaurs—
Darren Naish (@TetZoo) October 10, 2013
@TetZoo Yep, it's right here. miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/tsintaosau…—
Mike Taylor (@MikeTaylor) September 19, 2014
Please welcome Rukwatitan (over on Mark Witton's blog)
September 9, 2014
I just read Mark Witton's piece on the new new titanosaur Rukwatitan (as opposed to the old new titanosaur Dreadnoughtus). I was going to write something about it, but I realised that Mark has already said everything I would have, but better. So get yourselves over to his piece and enjoy the titanosaurianness of it all!
This was inspired by an email Mike sent a couple of days ago:
Remind yourself of the awesomeness of Giraffatitan:
Now think of this. Its neck is 8.5m long. Knock of one measly meter — for example, by removing one vertebra from the middle of the neck — and you have 7.5 m.
Supersaurus's neck was probably TWICE that long.
Holy poo.
I replied that I was indeed freaked out, and that it had given me an idea for a post, which you are now reading. I didn't have a Giraffatitan that was sufficiently distortion-free, so I used my old trusty Brachiosaurus. The vertebra you see there next to Mike and next to the neck of Brachiosaurus is BYU 9024, the longest vertebra that has ever been found from anything, ever.
Regarding the neck length of Supersaurus, and how BYU 9024 came to be referred to Supersaurus, here's the relevant chunk of my dissertation (Wedel 2007: pp. 208-209):
Supersaurus is without question the longest-necked animal with preserved cervical material. Jim Jensen recovered a single cervical vertebra of Supersaurus from Dry Mesa Quarry in western Colorado. The vertebra, BYU 9024, was originally referred to "Ultrasauros". Later, both the cervical and the holotype dorsal of "Ultrasauros" were shown to belong to a diplodocid, and they were separately referred to Supersaurus by Jensen (1987) and Curtice et al. (1996), respectively.
BYU 9024 has a centrum length of 1378 mm, and a functional length of 1203 mm (Figure 4-3). At 1400 mm, the longest vertebra of Sauroposeidon is marginally longer in total length [see this post for a visual comparison]. However, that length includes the prezygapophyses, which overhang the condyle, and which are missing from BYU 9024. The centrum length of the largest Sauroposeidon vertebra is about 1250 mm, and the functional length is 1190 mm. BYU 9024 therefore has the largest centrum length and functional length of any vertebra that has ever been discovered for any animal. Furthermore, the Supersaurus vertebra is much larger than the Sauroposeidon vertebrae in diameter, and it is a much more massive element overall.
Neck length estimates for Supersaurus vary depending on the taxon chosen for comparison and the serial position assumed for BYU 9024. The vertebra shares many similarities with Barosaurus that are not found in other diplodocines, including a proportionally long centrum, dual posterior centrodiapophyseal laminae, a low neural spine, and ventrolateral flanges that connect to the parapophyses (and thus might be considered posterior centroparapophyseal laminae, similar to those of Sauroposeidon). The neural spine of BYU 9024 is very low and only very slightly bifurcated at its apex. In these characters, it is most similar to C9 of Barosaurus. However, theproportions of the centrum of BYU 9024 are more similar to those of C14 of Barosaurus, which is the longest vertebra of the neck in AMNH 6341. BYU 9024 is 1.6 times as long as C14 of AMNH 6341 and 1.9 times as long as C9. If it was built like that of Barosaurus, the neck of Supersaurus was at least 13.7 meters (44.8 feet) long, and may have been as long as 16.2 meters (53.2 feet).
Based on new material from Wyoming, Lovelace et al. (2005 [published as Lovelace et al. 2008]) noted potential synapomorphies shared by Supersaurus and Apatosaurus. BYU 9024 does not closely resemble any of the cervical vertebrae of Apatosaurus. Instead of trying to assign its serial position based on morphology, I conservatively assume that it is the longest vertebra in the series if it is from an Apatosaurus-like neck. At 2.7 times longer than C11 of CM 3018, BYU 9024 implies an Apatosaurus-like neck about 13.3 meters
(43.6 feet) long.
Bonus comparo: BYU 9024 vs USNM 10865, the mounted Diplodocus longus at the Smithsonian, modified from Gilmore 1932 (plate 6). For this I scaled BYU 9024 against the 1.6-meter femur of this specimen.
If you'd like to gaze upon BYU 9024 without distraction, or put it into a composite of your own, here you go:
- Gilmore, C. W. 1932. On a newly mounted skeleton of Diplodocus in the United States National Museum. Proceedings of the United States National Museum 81, 1-21.
- Lovelace, David M., Scott A. Hartman and William R. Wahl. 2008. Morphology of a specimen of Supersaurus (Dinosauria, Sauropoda) from the Morrison Formation of Wyoming, and a re-evaluation of diplodocid phylogeny. Arquivos do Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, 65 (4): 527-544.
- Wedel, M.J. 2007. Postcranial pneumaticity in dinosaurs and the origin of the avian lung. PhD dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, Department of Integrative Biology, 303 pp.
Xenoposeidon in glorious 3D
June 27, 2014
Last time we looked at the humeri in the Field Museum's mounted Brachiosaurus skeleton — especially the right humerus, which is a cast from the holotype, while the left is a sculpture. But Matt's and my photos of that mount are all pretty much useless scientifically — partly because we were terrible photographers back then, but also partly because the very light background of sky tended to put the skeleton into silhouette and lose a lot of detail.
But fortunately there's another Brachiosaurus in Chicago!
(We've featured this mount once before.)
This in fact the original Brachiosaurus mount that was erected in the Field Museum's main hall in 1993. When a certain vulgar, over-studied theropod was installed in that hall in 2000, the surprising decision was made to remove the Brachiosaurus to "make room" for it (even though it's objectively tiny). The mount was not built to be exposed to the elements, so it couldn't just be moved outdoors. Instead, a new one was made from more suitable materials for the picnic area, and the original mount was moved to O'Hare Airport.
[Aside: what the heck were the museum thinking when they booted Brachiosaurus out of the main hall? However much you love T. rex, and I admit I do, Sue makes a feeble centrepiece compared with a brachiosaur. I can only assume there was some subtle political motivation for reducing their main hall's Awesome Quotient so dramatically. The poor thing was only there seven years.]
Anyway, the original mount is now at Terminal 1 at O'Hare Airport, where it can be photographed less inadequately than outdoors. Here are those contrasting humeri again: the real cast on the right side of the animal (left side of photo) and the sculpture on the left (right side of photo):
And a zoom into the relevant section:
As it happens, I flew into a different terminal at O'Hare. But I knew that this mount was in Terminal 1, so before I get the transit to my hotel, I dragged my luggage across to Terminal 1 and begged the ticket clerk to let me through into the departure area so I could look at it. I don't now remember exactly what the sequence of events was, but I do recall that phone-calls were made and supervisors were consulted. In the end, someone on staff gave me a platform ticket, and I was able to go and spend a quality hour with this glorious object.
It also meant I got to watch nearly every single traveller amble straight past Brachiosaurus giving it literally not even a single glance — see the first photo for an example. Truly depressing.
Anyway, I was able to get some slightly better photos of this cast humerus than I subsequently got of the outdoor mount. Though not very many, because — stop me if you've heard this — I was young and stupid then.
Anyway, here is the humerus in anterior view. Or as close to anterior as I could manage. By holding the camera above my head, I could get it nearly level with the distal margin of the mounted bone, so what we have here is really more like anterodistal:
And here is that some bone in lateral view (again, really laterodistal). From this angle, you can really see how shapeless parts of the lateral border of the cast are — which is off, because there are sharp lips on the actual fossil.
In terms of general appreciation of the bone, this next one, in anterolaterodistal view, is probably best — the light caught it in an informative way. Unfortunately, I cut off the distal margin. Sorry.
As you can see, the level of detail in the cast is mostly pretty good. For example, you can clearly make out the broken-off base of the deltopectoral crest (the tall light-coloured oval about a quarter of the way down and a third of the way across the bone). That makes the lumpenness of the distal part of the lateral aspect all the more mysterious.
Finally, here are both humeri, more or less from the left, so that the real cast is in something approaching medial view.
From this angle, you can see that the humerus is noticeably less anteroposteriorly deep than its transverse width. We'll see this theme cropping up again with brachiosaur limb bones — stay tuned for future posts!
Also of interest: the very nice sculpted humerus on the left side has a complete deltopectoral crest — modelled, I imagine, after those of the various Giraffatitan humeri. It also has a finished distal end which is much broader than that of the cast humerus. In this, it's probably right, as the real bone suffered from some decay.
And that, I am afraid, is all: stupidly, I neglected to photograph the humerus in posterior aspect, or any of the diagonals other than anterolateral.
Next time: exciting news about the relative breadth of humerus and femur in brachiosaurs!
As we noted yesterday, the humerus of the Brachiosaurus altithorax holotype FMNH P25107 is inconveniently embedded in a plaster jacket — but it wasn't always. That's very strange. I have an idea about that which I'll come to later.
Anyway, although the humerus is now half in a jacket and fully inside a cabinet, we can see it from all angles thanks to the cast that's part of the mounted skeleton outside the Field Museum. (I can definitively state that this is the greatest picnic area in the universe).
As noted in the previous post, Matt and I were idiots back when we visited Chicago, so our photos are mostly useless. We have lots that show the mounted skeleton as art, but very few that are scientifically useful. But what you can make out from the photo above (especially if you click through) is that the textures of the two humeri are very different.
You can see it more clearly from in front:
(There I am, microscopic and easily overlooked, on the left.)
Here's a close-up of the humeri from that photo, sharpened and contrast/brightness-balanced so you can more easily see what's going on:
Contrast the scarred, pitted surface of the right humerus (on the left of the picture) with the much cleaner and bone-like texture of the left one (on the right of the picture). What's going on here is that the right humerus of the mounted skeleton is a cast of the original element (bad preservation and all) whereas the left humerus is a sculpture. (Or possibly a cast of one of the Giraffatitan humeri, but I doubt that — it's a bit too clean and seems more robust than those bones.) The real humerus is very distinctive, especially in the progressive flaking away on the lateral side of the distal end.
Of course you can walk all around the cast humerus and photograph it from every angle — both the posterior that is apparent in the jacket, and the anterior that's face down and inaccessible.
You can walk all around the cast humerus and photograph it from every angle. But we didn't. Because, as noted here and yesterday (and previously, come to think of it) we used to be idiots back then. As Matt has pithily observed:
"About every three or four months I realize that I've spent my entire life up until now being a dumbass; the problem is that 'now' keeps moving and every time I think I've finally got everything figured out, I later determine that I was/am still a moron. I distinctly remember having this feeling for the first time in third grade, age of eight, and I keep hoping it will eventually go away, but that hope seems increasingly unfounded."
That is a hauntingly familiar feeling.
It seems that this cast-right, sculped-left humerus combo is common in Brachiosaurus mounts — I guess because they're all cloned from the Field Museum's original. Here, for example (from this post) is the mount at
BYU the North American Museum of Ancient Life:
Once you've seen that humerus mismatch, you can't miss it.
Finally, then — what about this historical oddity that the humerus was once out of its jacket but is now back in? That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I can't really imagine why you'd do that.
So maybe that never happened? We've been taking it for granted that the humerus in the old Field-Museum photo is real, but maybe it's not. Maybe it was a cast, and that cast is still somewhere in the museum (or indeed incorporated into the mount). Maybe when the fossil humerus was brought back from the field, the jacket was removed from the anterior face and that was cast; then this face was rejacketed, the bone was flipped, the posterior face was exposed (as it still is today) and that was cast. Then the two casts were joined together to make an apparently whole humerus.
If that speculation is right, then it should be possible to detect a join running down the lateral and medial faces of the cast humerus that's in the mount (and apparently in all other mounts). That's something I'll look closely for the next time I'm lucky enough to be in Chicago.
I wish it was possible to know this kind of thing. I'd love it if every time a museum mounted a skeleton they published an account of how it was done, as Janensch (1950b) did for the original Giraffatitan mount in Berlin, and Remes (2011) did for the recent remount. Unfortunately I've never heard of such a paper regarding the Chicago mount, and I don't even know how long ago it was done (or if anyone who was involved is still alive). The Wikipedia page says the mount went up in 1993, but gives no reference for that and doesn't say who did it. Does anyone know?
Update (11:38pm)
Thanks to Ben (no surname given), whose comment below points to a useful 1993 Chicago Tribune article, "Brach To The Future". This confirms the date of the mount as 1993, unveiled on Saturday 3rd July. The mount is the work of PAST (Prehistoric Animal Structures, Inc.), who bizarrely don't seem to have a web-site. PAST president Gilles Danis was involved in the process, so he'd be the person to contact about how it was done.
Oh, and here's another relevant Tribune article: "Out Of The Past". Steven Godfrey is the key player in this account, so he's someone else to track down.
- Janensch, Werner. 1950b. Die Skelettrekonstruktion von Brachiosaurus brancai. Palaeontographica (Supplement 7) 3:97-103, and plates VI-VIII.
- Remes, Kristian, David. M. Unwin, Nicole. Klein, Wolf-Dieter Heinrich, and Oliver Hampe. 2011. Skeletal reconstruction of Brachiosaurus brancai in the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin: summarizing 70 years of sauropod research. pp. 305-316 in: Nicole Klein, Kristian Remes, Carole T. Gee, and P. Martin Sander (eds.), Biology of the Sauropod Dinosaurs: Understanding the Life of Giants. Indiana University Press, Bloomington and Indianapolis.
In the comments on Matt's post about the giant new Argentine titanosaur specimens, Ian Corfe wondered why Benson et al. (2014) estimated the circumference of the humerus of Brachiosaurus altithorax instead of just measuring it. (Aside: I can't find that data in their paper. Where is it?)
I replied:
Yes, the humerus is half-encased in a jacket, face down (we should post photos some time), which would make the circumference impossible to measure directly. But the mounted Brachiosaurus skeleton right outside the Field Museum (and the identical one at O'Hare Airport) have casts of that humerus, so measuring the circumference shouldn't require any equipment more exotic than a stepladder. Maybe the anterior aspect was sculpted — but I doubt it, as there certainly was a time when the humerus was out of its jacket and mounted vertically.
Here is the evidence that the humerus wasn't always in that jacket (from Getty Images):
I have no idea why it was put back in a plaster jacket: does anyone?
Back in 2005, when Matt and I visited the Field Museum, the staff were amazingly, almost embarrassingly, helpful. They mounted a whole elaborate project to remove the humerus jacket from the cabinet that held it, so we could get a better look:
Unfortunately, Matt and I were doofuses back in the day: terrible photographers who knew embarrassingly little about appendicular material. So nearly all of our photos are worthless. Here is a rare nice one, showing the humerus in posterodistal aspect. You can see how layers have flaked away towards this end:
Here is the humerus in proximal view — something that's relevant to my interests, as at tells us about the area of articular cartilage where it connected to the shoulder:
And finally — because it would be rude not to — here is Matt, going the Full Jensen with the humerus:
Next time: what we can learn about the humerus from the mounted skeleton outside the museum!
Benson Roger B. J., Nicolás E. Campione, Matthew T. Carrano, Philip D. Mannion, Corwin Sullivan, Paul Upchurch, and David C. Evans. (2014) Rates of Dinosaur Body Mass Evolution Indicate 170 Million Years of Sustained Ecological Innovation on the Avian Stem Lineage. PLoS Biology 12(5):e1001853. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001853


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But that's exactly what's happening in the lobby of the Omaha Community Playhouse. (Related items: 18 Tiny Tims | Photos
As Christmas trees glow and snow falls outside the playhouse's massive windows, night after night Dick Boyd stands in a receiving line as people wait to shake his hand, get his autograph and, yes, give him a hug. Most have never met him, but they know exactly who he is: their Scrooge.
"We love you, we love you, we love you!" says Joan Lien, a mother of three who is literally jumping up and down in front of him.
Boyd, while gracious to a fault, has the look of a man who wonders when this will all end. The answer is soon.
Boyd retires Dec. 22 after playing Scrooge in the popular production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol for 30 years. That's 818 performances before 425,770 people. He has never missed a night. This sold-out season is no exception.
And while A Christmas Carol is being staged at hundreds of community theaters across America, the production here at the nation's largest community theater (in attendance, staff size and budget) has become legendary. And Boyd's Scrooge is its star of stars.
Indeed, going to see Boyd as Scrooge has become a Christmas tradition here in the heart of the Midwest.
His face has appeared on everything from billboards at bus stops to grocery bags at Baker's Supermarkets. He has become so ubiquitous, he can't go anywhere without being recognized.
"Hey, Scrooge!" people still yell, he says, "from Kansas City to Estes Park, Colo."
Says Carl Beck, the theater's artistic director, "Dick is probably the playhouse's greatest ambassador. He's the most recognized face in Omaha. You couldn't escape him if you wanted to."
When Boyd appears on stage these days, he gets thunderous applause just for showing up and a standing ovation when he's done transforming miserly Scrooge into a happy-go-lucky guy who skips across the stage like a sprite.
More than a few farewell tears fall in the audience as the evenings dwindle. Boyd admits this last season has been "very sentimental."
Lucky for him he no longer wears any makeup. "It really isn't necessary anymore," he says.
Adds Tim Schmad, the playhouse's executive director, "His age is his makeup now."
So dedicated is Boyd to his non-paying role that his wife, Miriam, finally gave in and joined the production 17 years ago in order to see her husband from October to Christmas. "I just got tired of being home alone," she says.
She knew better than anyone that the man she married 55 years ago wasn't a quitter.
Not that Boyd really knew what he had signed up for three decades ago. In fact, he didn't think he would even get the role when he auditioned. Too young and too skinny, he thought.
So did everyone else except the late Charles Jones, the theater's legendary executive director.
"I remember being very uncertain about it at the time," Boyd says. "But I trusted Charles' judgment. I told him I hope he knew what he was doing." Seems he did.
Jones' widow, Eleanor, another force at the playhouse who gave a tribute to Boyd on his 800th performance two weeks ago, knows Scrooge's shoes are going to be very hard to fill.
"It's just that Dick is different," she says. "He brings an earth warmth to the role. Charles always said Dick was the one who best captured the joy of redemption."
Offstage, Boyd is about as far from Scrooge as one can get. Shy and self-deprecating, he's earnest in the way one would suspect someone born in nearby Nebraska City 83 years ago might be. His wife calls him a "teddy bear."
A retired eighth-grade English teacher, father of four, grandfather of 11 and great-grandfather of one, Boyd is often described by other players as "a sweetheart."
Marianne Young, in her 28th season as Mrs. Cratchit and "on my eighth husband," is one of them.
"Dick is the Scrooge you see at the end of the show. A very generous man. There's not an ounce of ego there."
Joanne Cady, who did the original choreography for the production, was among the first to see Boyd's magic. She was there when he was chosen 30 years ago.
"You wouldn't have been surprised if you sat through all those auditions," she says. "In fact, I wasn't surprised at anything Charles did."
The show has continued, despite initial plans for a run of just a season or two.
"It caught on, and we just kept going," Boyd says. "My personal boast at the time was that I'd never repeat a role, but ..."
He took the challenge seriously.
"You just want to be sure when you start out that you can finish. This is unlike professional theater. We don't have understudies."
He thinks now is a good time to take his final bow: "I'd like to go out when I'm still on top and not pass out in the middle of a production."
The amateur singer and actor met his wife at Midland Lutheran College in Fremont. "We sang together, and we stayed singing," Boyd says.
He has performed in a number of playhouse productions, but Scrooge became his signature role.
He thinks his Scrooge worked all these years because he loves the story and the role. "You can't act it. You have to be it."
Steve Priesman has seen this firsthand. He's in his 19th year as stage manager for A Christmas Carol. "There have been nights I know he's not felt well. But he gives it 110% all the time. He's not acting. It's who he is for two hours."
Al DiMauro played Jacob Marley for 20 years, retiring three years ago. As the years passed, he and Boyd would change the blocking every now and then to accommodate their aging bodies. Tiny Tim, for instance, doesn't make it up to Scrooge's shoulder any longer.
"And it worked better," DiMauro says. "I just feel sorry for the person who takes over. They'll just have to be ready for the comparisons. But the show will survive."
Boyd shares a dressing room with long-suffering Marley, who is played by Don Harris, and the Ghost of Christmas Present, played by Bob Snipp, who also is retiring this year after 29 years.
"I might have stopped earlier, but I thought if Dick was going on, I'd go on, too, and I'd go out with him, too," says Snipp, a chemistry professor at Omaha's Creighton University.
The two have more than just three decades on the stage together. They both go home every night and shake glitter out of their shoes — glitter the two throw around when Scrooge begins coming to life on stage.
"Oh, in the middle of summer, I still find it in the carpet," Snipp says.
They, too, agree the show will go on quite nicely without them.
Set designer Jim Othuse is even refurbishing the set after this year. "I don't want to mess with it too much. Just spruce it up a bit. We're looking at the next 30 years, I guess."
Back in the receiving line, Boyd is finding even his former students are coming to see him as he exits this stage of his life.
"This is my first time seeing him, and he was wonderful," says Pam Price, a legal assistant who was Boyd's student in 1976 at Kirn Junior High in Council Bluffs, Iowa. "He was a wonderful teacher, too."
Also in line was Linda Hitzemann, an Omaha homemaker who was there with her husband, Kevin, and two young sons, Jack and Joe. She has been to the production a half-dozen times over 30 years.
"My sister and I were talking just the other day about what a tradition it is. It's magic to come here and see him. He's just part of the holidays. It won't be the same without him."


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Monday the country takes time to honor the accomplishments and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His work in the American civil rights movement, coupled with a message of peace, should never be forgotten. As such, it is a federal holiday.
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As the president closed his remarks, he recalled the saying again, almost reversing the order of the words before catching himself:
As Deng Xiaoping said, we must seek facts from -- "seek truth from facts." The truth is that we have made important progress today for the benefit of both of our nations and for the benefit of the world. The truth is that even more progress is possible as we continue to develop this important relationship. I am confident that we will be able to do so. So thank you. Xie xie.
Although President Obama said that he and Xi Jinping had a "very healthy exchange" regarding human rights, the president focused largely on economic cooperation between the two countries and downplayed a U.S. role in other issues. He specifically noted that "the United States had no involvement in fostering the protests that took place [in Hong Kong]," and also said that "we recognize Tibet as part of the People's Republic of China. We are not in favor of independence."
The president did not mention the 1989 Tiananmen Square democracy movement or the subsequent crackdown ordered by then-president Deng Xiaoping. The Chinese government has never acknowledged the extent of the crackdown and continues to suppress information about the massacre even today.
On Sunday, the leaders of Hong Kong's democracy protests abruptly scrapped a poll of protester sentiment they had announced just days earlier. The idea of the poll had been to get protesters' reactions to two bones thrown to them by the Hong Kong government in televised talks held on October 21.
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Representatives of the student led democracy protests in Hong Kong are due to enter into a dialogue with the Hong Kong government on Tuesday. The prospects for success are not good. The two sides are far apart, with the government saying it will not even discuss the protesters' chief demand – the democratic election of the chief execut
Douglas Murray has a terrific post at the London Spectator's website, a reply to Hugo Rifkind's claim in his column in the magazine that Israel is "drifting away" from the West.
In a 2007 article in THE WEEKLY STANDARD, "Let a Hundred Flowers Be Crushed," the Chinese lawyer Pu Zhiqiang, told of being followed by security agents every year around the anniversary of the June 4, 1989 massacre of democracy protesters. Pu responded by ushering the agents to a conference room at his law firm and screening The Lives of Others, the 2006 Oscar winning film about an East German Stasi agent who protects the playwright he is spyin
In spite of a string of worrisome human rights and freedom of expression violations, the Obama administration is holding out hope that Egypt's government lead by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is still headed for democracy.
In his speech today at the United Nations, President Obama continued his administration's odd and somewhat schizophrenic policy with respect to freedom, human rights, and democracy.
Steve Hayes, with Mara Liasson and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News:
The White House just emailed to reporters this "Readout of the President's Meeting with the National Security Council Regarding the Situation in Egypt":
In a statement, press secretary Jay Carney says the U.S. respects the Iranian election and congratulates the Iranian people.
Earlier this week, the brother in-law of Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo was sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Matthew Kaminski on Donald Kagan, in the Wall Street Journal:
Donald Kagan is engaging in one last argument. For his "farewell lecture" here at Yale on Thursday afternoon, the 80-year-old scholar of ancient Greece—whose four-volume history of the Peloponnesian War inspired comparisons to Edward Gibbon's Roman history—uncorked a biting critique of American higher education.
Donald Kagan is engaging in one last argument. For his "farewell lecture" here at Yale on Thursday afternoon, the 80-year-old scholar of ancient Greece—whose four-volume history of the Peloponnesian War inspired comparisons to Edward Gibbon's Roman history—uncorked a biting critique of American higher education.
Secretary of State John Kerry announced on Sunday the release of a quarter of a billion dollars in aid to Egypt. The Associated Press reports:
This week marks the second anniversary of the fall of Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak. Two years after the refrain "the people want to topple the regime" filled Tahrir Square, it is now Egypt itself that is toppling. Street violence has pitted various groups against each other—anarchists against Islamists, policemen against protesters, men against women—and has left scores dead throughout the country.
This morning on the Today show, former vice president Al Gore claimed that "our democracy has been hacked."
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