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Time was that Dad stuffed the Mercury full of eager children (including, perhaps, one or two secreted in the trunk) and motored off to the drive-in for a double feature and a double order of corn dogs. Alas, the drive-in movie, with a few exceptions, is as dead as James Dean. Instead, we now have the Boulder Outdoor Cinema, a politically (and environmentally) correct alternative to the passion pit of old at which moviegoers stroll up to the venue (150 13th Street, in downtown Boulder) with lawn chairs in hand, sit down and take in a flick under the stars. With or without the corn dogs (you're more likely to sniff sushi in the crowd), the experience is a glorious bow to community. BOC's eighth season gets under way May 30 with Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, followed the next evening by another family favorite, Monsters, Inc. The series continues happily on through August 30, with such suitable-for-all-audiences classics as Jurassic Park, Ice Age, Greaseand The Wizard of Oz. Gates open at 7 p.m., pre-show live entertainment begins at 8, and the movies (preceded by short films and/or cartoons) get started at 9. Tickets are $5 for grownups, $3 for kids under twelve; children under three get in free. For more information, call 303-444-1351 or log on at www.boulderoutdoorcinema.com.
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There seems to be no shortage of braggadocio coming from the Iranian press of late. They have recently claimed to have shot a monkey into space, which has been questioned by the U.S. State Department, and now they say they have a stealth fighter nearly comparable to western 5th generation aircraft. But analysts who have looked at photos of the plane call it a "laughable fake."
The aircraft has been dubbed by Tehran as the Qaher F313. At its unveiling last week, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said it had almost all the "positive features" found in western aircraft ... but experts said that there are no bolts or rivets on the exterior of the plane, it looks too small to accommodate a human pilot, and that the controls and wiring were too simple to support flight.
The New York Post reports that Andrew Davis with the Australian Strategic Policy Institute said it "might vibrate if you put 20 cents into it." He said that it was likely a propaganda tool designed to convince people in more rural areas that the country is technologically advanced.
Under an arms embargo, Iran is unable to buy new aircraft or spare parts for the aging jets that it owns ... most of which are U.S.-built planes left over from the days of the Shah.
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Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel has more rooms than any average hotel, but can still contribute to a personalised stay in Paris. It is comforting to know that the rooms are of a 4-star level. Staying in this location provides simple access to popular attractions including Eiffel Tower and Musee Rodin. Accessible within a short radius from this location, École Militaire and Les Invalides can be reached on foot. Aquaboulevard, always worth a visit, can be found close to the hotel.
Amongst the available general areas, Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel has a restaurant and a bar/lounge. If you're the slightly more demanding type of guest, you may be relieved to learn of the inclusion of a luggage storage, an express check-in/out service and a doctor on call in the list of services. If you need a hotel with meeting facilities, this accommodation has 23 meeting rooms. The business segment here is represented by several features that include a conference space, a business center and also a secretarial service. There are 460 rooms to choose from. Valet parking service is included in your options if you need somewhere to leave your car.
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After months of planning and debate the government is set to implement its reforms to the social welfare system which will impact residents across the UK. Thought leaders, politicians and housing executives have actively taken part in the debate and had their say on how they believe the changes will impinge on social housing and communities. However little has been heard from those on the frontline who will have to administer the changes, or more importantly, the residents who will be directly affected.
Fasil Raja and Edith Brannigan deliver Pinnacle PSG's housing management contract in Westminster on behalf of CityWest Homes. They have been working in frontline housing management for over 24 years, and consequently have direct contact with social housing tenants on a daily basis. Here they break down the welfare reform into bitesize chunks and reflect on residents' reaction to the revamped system.
What's it all about?
The Welfare Reform Act received Royal Assent on 8 March 2012. The Act legislates for the biggest change to the welfare system for over 60 years and introduces a wide range of reforms to the benefits and tax credits systems.
The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan-Smith, who is in charge of the reforms, has condemned the existing system as 'bust'. He says for too many people "work simply doesn't pay". He wants to simplify the benefit system and make it worthwhile for the unemployed to work.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) consider that many people on benefits perceive the financial risks of moving into work as just too great. For some groups the gains to work, particularly at low hours, are small, and any gain can easily be wiped out altogether by in-work costs such as transport and child care.
DWP is reforming the system to help people to move into and progress in work, while supporting the most vulnerable. It is committed to overhaul the benefit system to promote work and personal responsibility and aims to make it fairer, more affordable and better able to tackle poverty, worklessness and welfare dependency.
Most people agree that nobody claiming benefits should be better off than those who work, if they are able to work. But many claimants will experience the cumulative impact of multiple changes over the next few years, while legislation will provide protection from some of the cuts for pension age claimants.
The key areas of the act that will affect our residents are:
Under-occupation cap (from April 2013)
The reduction will apply to both new and existing working age housing benefit claimants who are considered to be under-occupying their accommodation from 1 April 2013.
Changes identified are:
• Under-occupying working age tenants will face a 14% reduction in their housing benefit if they have one spare room and up to 25% for two or more spare rooms. This will initially reduce the amount of housing benefit that tenants receive and will then apply to universal credit claims.
• Residents will have to pay the additional rent from existing benefits.
• Although it is not part of the Welfare Reform Act, ministers have promised additional discretionary housing payments (DHP) funding to reduce the impact of these changes and support claimants living in "significantly adapted accommodation" or foster carers (in particular those who are in between placements of foster children).
Total benefits cap (from April 2013)
The cap applies to working-age households. Income from benefits will be capped at the national average of net earnings of working households. The changes identified are:
• A total cap on household benefits for those out of work of £500 per week for couples and lone-parent households, and £350 per week for single person households.
• Where a household is receiving benefits in excess of the cap, the first benefit to be cut will be housing benefit, leaving the tenant to pay the balance of the rent from their remaining benefits.
• Claimants in work and eligible for working tax credits will be exempt from the cap.
Universal credit (phasing in from October 2013-2017)
Changes identified are:
• Universal credit will combine means tested benefits (income support, jobseekers allowance, employment and support allowance, tax credits and housing benefit) into one payment.
• Universal credit is for working-age claimants, usually aged at least 18 and under pension age.
• The benefit will be paid direct to the claimant on a monthly basis in arrears to simulate a salary, though a recent announcement means that working-age claimants will not be able to choose whether the rent element of their universal credit is paid to themselves or their landlord. The DWP has said that the main reason is to get working age claimants used to budgeting and back into work.
The DWP expects that eventually 80 to 85% of claims will be made and maintained online, though ministers have said that there will also be limited access to face-to-face applications and telephone claims.
• Pensioners will transition onto pension credit which will include an element for housing costs.
However, unlike universal credit the housing payment will be made direct to the landlord.
• Universal credit will be administered centrally by the DWP from a call centre in Warrington.
Payments may be made direct to the landlord for vulnerable tenants and those in arrears under criteria to be defined in the regulations.
What are the residents' view?
We delivered four workshop sessions on welfare reform at our recent resident conferences. The purpose of the workshop was to publicise the changes to key residents and further understand their position and concerns.
There has not been any national education campaign about the changes and this was apparent from the reactions of the residents who attended the workshops. Knowledge about the changes varied.
One residents association requested a copy of the presentation for their website.
Residents were concerned about vulnerable residents. Unfortunately we were not able to allay any of these fears. The definition of vulnerability to enable landlords to obtain direct payments has not yet been published.
Serious concerns were also raised about the £500 benefit cap and the impact this will have on larger families. One example in our presentation showed a family losing £110 per week in benefits. This genuinely shocked residents.
Having to "rob Peter to pay Paul" was a common concern as was the risk of eviction if residents chose to prioritise other bills over their rent. Residents could not understand using a national average of earnings given the variations with the cost of living across the country. Residents believed there was a hidden agenda and do not believe the new system is going to work.
How can we help?
We have already contacted residents affected by the housing benefit under-occupation cap and our housing benefit departments have sent through lists of residents who will be affected by the benefit cap.
On one of these lists, there is a family with five young children. In April 2013, they will no longer receive housing benefit of £138.23 per week. When their total benefits are capped at £500 per week, they will need to find £375.97 per week. You can therefore understand the residents' concerns when you consider how much this family would have to earn to cover the additional child care costs for the three pre-school-age children. Would their tax credits make it worthwhile? We will be working closely with this family regarding the changes.
We work with residents to ensure they can: •
• Access their universal credit claim on-line
• Consider how to manage money effectively
• Help to open a bank account
• Pay rent shortfall from existing benefits and set up a direct debit
• Seek employment, if able
• Seek charitable help
• Apply for discretionary housing payment
We work with landlords to ensure they can:
• Publicise the changes and provide information
• Train and inform staff about the reforms
• Offer money advice services
• Help households into work
• Help under occupiers to move
• Help tenants manage their claims online
• Contact tenants and residents associations to offer a joined-up approach
• Lobby banks, credit unions and the post office to provide a basic bank account for payment of universal credit and rent
• Review income recovery procedures
There is no doubt the welfare reform will have a major impact on residents. We are taking action to mitigate the effects of this by informing staff and residents about the changes and by identifying those residents who will be immediately affected.
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Darla Keller calls herself the ultimate tree-hugger.
The tree she hugs the most is a massive oak tree that sits on the edge of her lot on Elnora Drive, just off Washington Center Road.
People have told her the gigantic tree, 200 years old with a trunk four or five feet in diameter and massive limbs that twist and tangle up to 80 feet above the ground, is the biggest in Fort Wayne. Others have told her that if it's not the biggest, it is certainly one of the biggest.
Keller first fell in love with the tree 13 years ago, when she was looking for a home. She didn't even look at the house, she says. She bought the place because of the tree, and she has been its caretaker ever since.
When the company where her husband worked closed down a few years ago and he was thrown out of work, they fell behind on their house payments. They could have walked away from the house, Keller says, but she couldn't leave the oak, so they declared bankruptcy and restructured all their debt.
The storm that swept through the city June 29, leaving trees down everywhere, apparently didn't faze the huge oak. It seemed impervious to anything.
But the second storm that hit the city July 5, hammering the north side, was a different story. Keller said she was on her back porch and saw the tree lean as it had never leaned before and, despite its massiveness, twist.
Only one limb broke, and it did no damage, but later Keller made a horrifying discovery. A huge crack, nearly an inch wide, had appeared in the tree's trunk.
Desperate to save the tree, Keller called arborists. The crack, it turned out, went practically all the way through the tree. You can pick up a stick and insert it four feet into the tree.
I've had all kinds of people out here, Keller said. Arborists have told her the tree is going to fall eventually, maybe in a week, maybe not for 10 years.
Keller said she called her insurance company and was told that because the tree didn't fall it was her problem, and because the tree was cracked it is now a hazard. She needs to remove the hazard at her expense, and because it is an existing hazard her insurance won't pay for any damage if it falls.
Removing a tree like that is no small thing, though. Keller says she's called a number of tree services, but They come out and they just back out of the yard. They say it's too dangerous, or they don't have the equipment. I can't even get an estimate from most tree services.
One company did give Keller a bid of $7,500, which she says she doesn't have, and even tree companies that are willing to tackle the tree say they won't be able to get to it for two months.
I can't even sleep comfortably, Keller says. My husband sleeps in the basement. I feel like I've got a bomb in my yard.
Keller says that people who see her ask her whether she's sick. She's not, she says. The loss of the tree is like the loss of a loved one to her. My spirit has just left me, she says.
Meanwhile, Keller isn't finding much sympathy. She says a neighbor has told her that if the tree falls on her house and kills her, she's instructed her grandchildren to sue Keller.


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Article on Schroth in New York Times
More of a blog then a news report, but it does show that exercise is making some in-roads in US treatment, and also mentions a planned randomized study (the pilot is already completed)
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This is really good news! The more doctors and qualified researchers devote their time to creating good studies, hopefully Schroth will be taken much more seriously by medics in the future and it will be seen as a suitable treatment to try for those with moderate curves or who are on the cusp of surgery. I'm glad that other nonsurgical treatments such as the work done by SEAS and side-shifting too, though I had it direct from Min Mehta that side-shift alone will not permanently correct a surgical-sized curve. I'd like to see more work done on torso rotation too.
We desperately need more doctors and medical facilities to take all this seriously, as there are only a few individual, officially Schroth qualified physiotherapists in the UK and as such official Schroth therapy can be hard to access, and they are mostly working as individuals within their own tiny private physio practices.
It is actually a myth that Schroth has long been a standard treatment for scoliosis in European countries. Schroth is available if you know to track it down, but again it can be hard to access. There are 3-4 clinics in Germany but even there, the country in which it was devised, it is seen by the medical establishment as very much a "fringe" treatment. Aggressive bracing is much more of a standard treatment there.
Anyway, this is fascinating stuff - thanks for posting it! :)
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NYU-hating village preservationists will probably be celebrating today. The real-estate-hungry university has announced it will withdraw its application to build a planned 400-foot-tall tower in the Silver Towers complex at Bleecker and West Houston streets that was planned to include a dorm ... More >>
NYU Vice President Lynne Brown requested a meeting with Lower Manhattan rebuilding officials to learn which downtown sites are available for the school's expansion, the New York Post reported today.
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Public Release: 7-Mar-2013
The large-scale EU project EU BON: Towards integration with its global counterpart GEO BON
The new large-scale EU BON (Building the European Biodiversity Observation Network) project has held its first conference and Kickoff meeting in February 2013 in Berlin. Among the main goals drafted, are the better integration with the concept of Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network, the improved interaction with similar project and incentives, and the enhanced intercommunication between the different partners and work packages.
Contact: Dr. Anke Hofmann
Public Release: 5-Mar-2013
American Journal of Botany
Assembling the transcriptome of a noxious weed: New resources for studying how plants invade
Scientists have assembled transcriptomes of a noxious weed, Brachypodium sylvaticum, or slender false brome. The transcriptome provides an extensive genetic tool for studying how invasive species, like slender false brome, successfully spread into novel ranges. In addition, the genome is available for a closely related species, Brachypodium distachyon. Together, the transcriptome and genome can be used as a reference for pinpointing differences in slender false brome genes and gene activity that may contribute to its invasive capabilities.
Contact: Beth Parada
Public Release: 5-Mar-2013
Nature Reviews Genetics
Molecular coordination in evolution: A review in 'Nature Reviews Genetics'
Spanish National Cancer Research Centre researchers Alfonso Valencia, Director of the Structural Biology and Biocomputing Programme and David de Juan, jointly with Florencio Pazos, from the Spanish National Centre for Biotechnology, publish a review on the latest computational methods that, based on evolutionary principles, are revolutionizing the field of analysis and prediction of protein structure, function and protein-protein interactions, as well as the short- and long-term expectations for the field.
Contact: Nuria Noriega
Public Release: 3-Mar-2013
Nature Biotechnology
International consortium builds 'Google Map' of human metabolism
Building on earlier pioneering work by researchers at the University of California, San Diego, an international consortium of university researchers has produced the most comprehensive virtual reconstruction of human metabolism to date. Scientists could use the model, known as Recon 2, to identify causes of and new treatments for diseases like cancer, diabetes and even psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders.
Contact: Catherine Hockmuth
Public Release: 27-Feb-2013
Journal of Proteome Research
Seeing through HIV's disguises
Studying HIV-1, the most common and infectious HIV subtype, Johns Hopkins scientists have identified 25 human proteins "stolen" by the virus that may be critical to its ability to infect new cells. The researchers believe these 25 proteins may be particularly important because they are found in HIV-1 viruses coming from two very different types of infected cells.
NIH/National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, NIH/National Institute of Mental Health, Johns Hopkins University
Contact: Catherine Kolf
Public Release: 22-Feb-2013
BESAFE Conference in Manchester: Working towards a brighter future for biodiversity
The EU FP7 projects BESAFE and BIOMOT are holding a joint meeting in Manchester, 20-22 Feb., to discuss results and set up priorities for the future. The goal of the meeting is to share research outcomes and data in a joint effort towards identifying effective arguments and motivations to protect biodiversity .
Contact: Rob Bugter
Public Release: 20-Feb-2013
Research secured for the future: Pensoft Publishers takes on CLOCKSS archival technology
Pensoft Publishers is pleased to announce the full integration of its open access journals with the CLOCKSS Archive. The partnership reflects Pensoft's vision for the long-term availability of open access scholarly content for the global research community. The CLOCKSS Archive guarantees Pensoft's journals will remain intact, securely stored, and freely available in perpetuity. As an added benefit, Pensoft is participating in the international Global LOCKSS Network supporting libraries and their local collections.
Contact: Kim Smilay
Public Release: 18-Feb-2013
New supercomputer to aid genomics research
The National Center for Supercomputing Applications has gifted the Institute for Genomic Biology a highly parallel shared memory supercomputer named Ember. The Ember computing system has become part of the IGB biocluster, adding 1536 cores and eight terabytes of memory spread across four nodes.
National Science Foundation
Contact: Nicholas Vasi
Public Release: 16-Feb-2013
2013 AAAS Annual Meeting
Mentoring models to move minorities to majorities in STEM
Evidence of a shift in US demographics and importance of minorities took center stage during the Presidential election, but how do those growing toward majority acquire representation in our educational and technological communities?
National Science Foundation
Contact: Margaret Coulombe
Public Release: 14-Feb-2013
Bridges experimental and bioinformatics perspectives to delineate protein-DNA interactions
The control of gene expression by protein-DNA interactions is one of the foundations of molecular biology. "Introduction to Protein-DNA Interactions", newly published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, synthesizes what we know about these interactions from the perspectives of molecular and structural biology and bioinformatics, with the aim of bridging these approaches to provide an overall understanding of the nature of protein-DNA interactions.
Contact: Elizabeth Powers
Public Release: 14-Feb-2013
Journal of Royal Society Interface
New methodology to predict pandemics
EcoHealth Alliance, the nonprofit organization that focuses on local conservation and global health issues, announced new research focused on the rapid identification of disease outbreaks in the peer reviewed publication, Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
Contact: Anthony M. Ramos
Public Release: 14-Feb-2013
NIH funds research to identify Parkinson's biomarkers
The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, part of the National Institutes of Health, awarded a three-year, $900,000 grant to the Center for Biomedical Imaging Statistics at Emory's Rollins School of Public Health. The grant will fund the center's biomarker research in Parkinson's disease to identify non-invasive imaging measures that can detect changes in brain function and biochemistry.
Contact: Melva Robertson
Public Release: 12-Feb-2013
Discovering cell surface proteins' behavior
A Simon Fraser University chemist is the lead author on a new paper that advances scientific understanding of the structure and function of glycoproteins, in particular the number and positioning of sugars on them. PLOS ONE, an international, peer-reviewed, open-access, online, scientific research journal, has just published the paper, N-glycoproteome of E14.Tg2a Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells. Glycoproteins are membrane proteins and are often involved in human diseases. They facilitate communication between cells.
Contact: Carol Thorbes
Public Release: 12-Feb-2013
Journal of Neuroscience
Early music lessons boost brain development
A study published last month in the Journal of Neuroscience suggests that musical training before the age of seven has a significant effect on the development of the brain, showing that those who began early had stronger connections between motor regions -- the parts of the brain that help you plan and carry out movements.
Contact: Clea Desjardins
Public Release: 12-Feb-2013
SIB, GeneBio and Quartz Bio unveil a collaboration on MegaClust
The SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Geneva Bioinformatics SA and Quartz Bio SA today announced the establishment of a long-term collaboration under which they will cooperate in order to develop, use and jointly promote MegaClust, the SIB platform for the analysis of flow cytometry data.
Contact: Irene Perovsek
Public Release: 12-Feb-2013
EU BON: Working towards integrated and comprehensive global biodiversity data
The official Kick-off Meeting of the EU-funded EU BON project marks a considerable move towards biodiversity data collection and integration. EU BON's efforts are aimed at facilitating comprehensive biodiversity data monitoring at a global level, through collaboration with GEO BON (Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network).
Contact: Dr. Anke Hofmann
Public Release: 12-Feb-2013
International biodiversity data symposium to mark the kickoff of the EU BON project
The International Symposium "Nature and Governance -- Biodiversity Data, Science, and the Policy Interface" took place on Feb. 11-12, just before the official kickoff of the EU-funded research project EU BON. The symposium discussed the landscape of collection, monitoring and integration of biodiversity data, as well as the main objectives of the EU BON project.
Contact: Anke Hofmann
Public Release: 8-Feb-2013
Essential informatics methods and tools for analyzing the explosion of NGS data
Next-generation DNA sequencing technology has revolutionized biomedical research, making complete genome sequencing an affordable and frequently used tool for a wide variety of research applications. Next-Generation DNA Sequencing Informatics, published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, is the first book of its kind to address the informatics needs of scientists who wish to take advantage of the explosion of research opportunities offered by new DNA sequencing technologies.
Contact: Elizabeth Powers
Public Release: 7-Feb-2013
ORNL scientists solve mercury mystery, Science reports
By identifying two genes required for transforming inorganic into organic mercury, which is far more toxic, scientists today have taken a significant step toward protecting human health.
Contact: Ron Walli
Public Release: 7-Feb-2013
Nature Biotechnology
Scientists team with business innovators to solve 'big data' bottleneck
Researchers have demonstrated that a crowdsourcing platform pioneered in the commercial sector can solve a complex biological problem more quickly than conventional approaches--and at a fraction of the cost.
Harvard Business School's Division of Research and Faculty Development, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Tournament Lab
Contact: David Cameron
Public Release: 6-Feb-2013
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society International Special Topic Conference
Personalized health care will revolutionize 21st century medicine, says NJIT professor
A closer look at personalized or point-of-care health care was the focus of a recent international conference in India organized and chaired by NJIT Distinguished Professor Atam Dhawan. The IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society International Special Topic Conference in point-of-care health-care technologies, broadcast around the world, focused on topics ranging from 21st century medicine with new smart cross-and trans-disciplinary technologies to how wireless communications will change how physicians care for patients.
Contact: Sheryl Weinstein
Public Release: 6-Feb-2013
UMass Amherst biostatisticians identify genes linked to heart disease
"This new approach to data analysis provides opportunities for developing new treatments. It also advances approaches to identifying people at greatest risk for heart disease. Another important point is that our method is straightforward to use with freely available computer software and can be applied broadly to advance genetic knowledge of many diseases. We hope this moves us toward greater understanding of common disorders and improving overall health in our society."
NIH/Health National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Contact: Janet Lathrop
Public Release: 5-Feb-2013
Cancer Discovery
Study finds potential to match tumors with known cancer drugs
Researchers have found a new way to match potential cancer treatments with an individual tumor: assess the landscape of kinases and find a kinase inhibitor that goes after the highest-expressing kinases in that tumor.
NIH/National Cancer Institute, US Department of Defense, Rich Rogel Fund for Pancreatic Cancer Research
Contact: Nicole Fawcett
Public Release: 5-Feb-2013
Geneviève Almouzni to receive the 2013 FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award
EMBO and the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS) announce Geneviève Almouzni, deputy director of the Institut Curie in Paris, France, as the winner of the 2013 FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award.
EMBO, Federation of European Biochemical Societies
Contact: Barry Whyte
Public Release: 4-Feb-2013
Biodiversity exploration in the 3-D era
A group of marine biologists from the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research in Crete are testing computed tomography as a tool to accurately document the anatomy of biological specimens. The resulting 3-D models can be instantly accessed and interactively manipulated by other researchers, thus promoting rapid dissemination of morphological data useful to biodiversity research. Data are freely downloadable from the Dryad data Repository. The study was published in the open-access journal ZooKeys.
Contact: Sarah Faulwetter
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I am having the same problem too. uname -m gives me : "i686"
I am running debian sarge w/ kernel 126.96.36.199 and I am trying to install the nForce Driver version 1.0-0283
I compiled my own kernel and its source is at /usr/src/linux
I am using ASUS K8N-E Deluxe (nForce3 250 Gb) with a 3200+ processor
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Giovanny Moreano is a Quantitative Analyst at CNBC.
After a temporary drop in the last six weeks of 2013, short interest is back on the rise.
If history is an indication, the stock market could extend its rally into 2014.
If you have been short the market, it's been a tough few years. But could 2014 prove to be different?
The latest employment figures show the economy added 203,000 jobs in November, while the unemployment rate fell to a five-year low.
A strong sell bias continues among company insiders across the market, as stocks breach trough historic levels.
If history is an indication, the stock market could extend its rally into December.
Even with the sharp gains in stock prices this year, 70 percent of the Dow components still offer dividend yields greater than 2 percent.
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Apr 25, 2013I give it 0. it's not worth money paid for it and generally just another Capcom screwing. It should have been 15$ DLC instead it turned into another rerelease, DR2 style. As being Dark Souls clone DD lacks individuality and screwing customers won't help this cause.
Apr 27, 2013Well first of I really like skyrim and dark souls played those games combined like +300 hours, and then came dragons dogma dark FAIL I mean this game just blows, Like what year is it 2006 combat sucks and the game looks like all the detail was flushed down the toilet. And the character leveling system is way 2 confusing. I would not even recommend this game even if it was the last rpg on planet earth like worst rpg ever and someway remind me of the lord of the ring coop that came to xbox but even that was better Capcom next time I even consider buying anything again from you guys I always remember this epic fail.… Expand
May 5, 2013This game was a complete disappointment. It was difficult to maneuver and the fighting was impossible. I had it set on the easiest setting. Also the story was weird as hell. You end of giving up your life to run the universe or something.
Sep 16, 2013Dragon`s Dogma is a surprise. The new content and graphics are nice, but not more. The game scores with its good price and with all additional content.
Jul 18, 2013There's no getting around it: Dark Arisen is difficult. There are moments when playing it that it may even feel like it's impossible and completely unfair, but the feeling of beating this title makes the incredibly tough adventure well worth it.
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Over the course of two hours, candidates vying for two open seats on the Anaheim city council fielded questions Tuesday evening from residents of Anna Drive, the neighborhood where an officer-involved shooting claimed the life of unarmed 25-year old Manuel Diaz earlier this summer. The killing and t ... More >>
Stymied in their efforts to get the Orange County Board of Supervisors to reject a 65-home project into the rural canyons just northwest of Cook's Corner, canyonites are turning to the last place they can think of to stop what they believe to be a forever quality-of-life-changing development:The cou ... More >>
UPDATE, JAN. 30, 3:54 P.M.: Orange County Superior Court Judge William Monroe today denied former public administrator John Williams' request for a temporary restraining order aimed at getting him back into his county office.In other words, the locks that were changed after Williams left his offi ... More >>
Jonathan Ho / OC WeeklySantana and his son, Max.Only a handful of Orange County reporters dedicated themselves to investigative journalism on a daily basis before last March. That month saw the birth of Norberto Santana's dream: the Voice of OC, the county's first non-profit investigative ne ... More >>
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Photo by R. Scott MoxleyBill Clinton visited OC todayAccompanied by a decent-sized Secret Service detail, Bill Clinton came to Orange County this afternoon to offer advice.The 42nd president of the United States told several hundred people (and at least 60 reporters) gathered under a cloudy sky a ... More >>
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Gustavo Arellano will be one of two investigative journalists talking about the future of newspapers at Orange Coast College tonight. Meanwhile, a Facebook group has started in the campaign to prevent the Weekly's very own Mexican from taking part in a different higher-education gig: a scheduled ... More >>
John GilhooleySmile Sandy SmileThe first public poll of voter support in the Orange County sheriff's race found that Sandra Hutchens is far in the lead but significantly short of winning the necessary 50 percent plus vote to avoid a November runoff, according to the Voice of OC.
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Thanks to ex-Sheriff Mike Carona, our infamous two-faced Master of Disasters, local taxpayers may have to give convicted felon George Jaramillo $750,000 to settle his lawsuit alleging that Carona, also a convicted felon, illegally fired him as assistant sheriff in 2004.Read all the details in a note ... More >>
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Dave Segal moved into Detroit Bar on both Friday and Saturday nights: "Free the Robots' thrilling [Friday] live show blew away Afrika Bambaataa's moldy DJ set. Local upstarts overshadowed a legend!" And on Sat, "DJs Josh One, Hyder, James Pants and Peanut Butter Wolf spun loads of great hip-hop cuts ... More >>
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OC Gym Crook Arrested in LA: Police arrested Ronald James Navarrette Jr. of Mission Viejo Friday in El Segundo for breaking into men's lockers at the Spectrum Athletic Club not far from LAX. Gym employees had been on the lookout for the 45-year-old crook they knew from surveillance video taken at ot ... More >>
Speed Eating: Would you eat 42 peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches in 10 minutes for $1,500? Patrick "P-Rock" Beroletti, a twentysomething-year-old Chicago cook, won the Drum Corps International World Peanut Butter and Jelly Eating Championship this week at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park. (Ear ... More >>
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It's been three years since Warpaint has released new material, but this month's self-titled album is a welcome return for the Los Angeles-based quartet.
Originally formed in 2004, Warpaint marks a seminal moment for this band. For their first full-length The Fool in 2010, Emily Kokal, Theresa Wayman and Jenny Lee Lindberg largely wrote the tracks before drummer Stella Mozgawa came on board just before recording began. But following a tour that lasted two and a half years, Warpaint – this time all four members – spent time in the legendary Joshua Tree to sketch out early demos of what would become their eponymous statement.
Eventually, they got into the studio with prolific producer Flood (PJ Harvey, U2, Smashing Pumpkins) to work on the majority of songs, with Radiohead collaborator/Atoms for Peace member Nigel Godrich lending a hand by mixing two tracks.
What came out of that process is a masterpiece of lush landscapes that are equally as dour as they are wistful. With Mozgawa in the fold from the start, Warpaint doesn't necessarily reinvent itself, rather, the album is a smart continuation of the mesmerizing music they embraced so well with their debut. Drum machines, dance beats and keys are found regularly throughout the record, but they still stay true to their roots of dark alternative rock.
The first taste fans got of the album was the ambient single "Love Is To Die," which was born out of jam sessions and featured in a Calvin Klein commercial last October. The song is as atmospheric as ever, with Kokal's haunting vocals adding to the brooding dreamscape.
"Love is to die, love is to not die, love is to live," Kokal sings ominously over a driving bassline from Lindberg.
That is followed by "Hi," which according to Kokal is "a really beautiful and dark twist to a very conventional songwriting structure." The dual voices paint a picture that is both bleak and beautiful, atmospheric even, in a way that recalls classic Portishead. Second part seems a bit awkward…not sure entirely of the way you want this to read. I think it could use either , and atmospheric in a way or , atmospheric even,
A different sort of jam arrives with the appropriate disco vibe of "Disco//Very." The dubstep tempo gives it a dancefloor-ready tone that – who knows? – an enterprising DJ might want to remix into a clubby banger.
Later, keyboards and beats are all layered together with "Biggy." Beginning with a slight chick-chick from a shaker, the groove expands as a spare drumline helps the wave build and guitar plucks are finally heard midway through. By the end of "Biggy," the ethereal forest is almost too thick to navigate out from, and only the song's abrupt ending can rouse the listener from their trance.
Fans will have the opportunity to see exactly what went in to Warpaint with the eventual release of a documentary titled Love Is To Die. The group allowed visionary director Chris Cunningham an all-access pass to film and photograph the two-year process.
Hopefully, Cunningham includes a fun mishap that takes place during the album's two and a half-minute intro, where Mozgawa comes in a little too quickly with her kit and has to apologize.
The goof is quickly laughed off and everyone easily settles in. But one can't help but wonder why they included it on the final product. Perhaps it is a nod to the comfort level the individual artists had in writing material as a foursome.
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You guys just watched the eighth episode; I just watched the eighth episode, and we really have some important stuff to talk about. But actually the most important thing I want to talk to you guys about are my shoes, which we can't really see, so I'll talk them off and show them to you. How great are these boots? They're business on the top, and party on the bottom! They're my Prada mullet shoes! Aren't they cute?
As far as the episode goes, my two favorite friends that love to indulge in the libation, specifically GG and MJ, are trying to have serious conversation about some really heavy shit, like morals and character, and to hear the two of them get after it like that is really fantastic, especially when MJ's hair looked like she has just gotten nailed to the wall. Were you guys noticing all that stuff that was going on? And then GG rolls up to Omid's house, and Omid had body for days! I wasn't really paying attention to what GG was saying, because I was just concentrating on Omid's yummy torso. And what is GG doing sucking on that lollipop? It makes me think she went over there know she wanted to suck on something, so she kept the lollipop in her mouth so she could abstain from sucking something else. I don't know; that's what I was thinking.


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Pizza is delicious! Service was pretty fast and friendly. Arcade wasn't as large as i thought it would be and map needs to be updated, restaurant was 10 miles further than we thought.
We had a birthday party for a grand child at Fox Pizza (again)! It was nice that the kids could eat and play games in the arcade, while the adults visited in the "party room."
My grand kids love to go there, so it makes a nice inexpensive outing.
We love the Big Daddy Pizza here and the Cheesesticks and my friends' daughter loves playing in the arcade.
This is a great alternative to Pizza Hut and also Chuck E. Cheese even though the arcade is much smaller here. You get much better food and less noise and stress here though.
I have not tried the pasta here yet,...
From pizza to calzones to sandwiches the food is tasty and the fact that they deliver makes it even better. If you visit it's the next best gathering place to Chuckee Cheese. Right down the road is the Argo Drive-Inn. Great way to make a great family night out!
Pizza is good. Above average, I'd say. Love their 'cheesy break'. Other entrees (spaghetti, calzones, etc.) are average - good, but not great.
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'Steyning: Charities for the poor', A History of the County of Sussex: Volume 6 Part 1: Bramber Rape (Southern Part) (1980), pp. 246. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=18263 Date accessed: 26 November 2014.
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Jane Wall by
will dated 1573 left Church mead in Steyning to
her cousin Robert Gravenor, the income to be
given to the poor of the parish in weekly payments
after Sunday morning service. In 1579, however,
Richard Farnfold, the testator's nephew and
occupier of the meadow, settled in trust a rent-charge of £7 6s. 8d. from it. (fn. 45) In the early 19th
century it was customary to use the income to
supplement the poor-rate, but on the instructions
of the Charity Commissioners the parish officers
restricted the payments to the unrelieved poor. (fn. 46)
William Holland by will proved 1614 devised a
rent-charge of £5 out of the White Horse inn in
Steyning for twice-yearly distribution to the poor
in sums of 1s. (fn. 47) In the 1830s the income was being
accumulated for two or three years at a time, to be
distributed in clothing. (fn. 48)
Barnard Parson (d. 1618) devised a cottage in
Steyning for the benefit of the poor for ever, (fn. 49) but
the endowment is not heard of again.
Henry Hilton of Clapham by will proved 1641
left the sum of £24 annually for 99 years out of his
lands in co. Durham, to be distributed among the
twelve poorest inhabitants of the parish. (fn. 50) Little or
none of the income was paid before 1669. (fn. 51) In 1711
the income was said to be paid sometimes yearly,
sometimes less often, and to have been last paid in
1709. (fn. 52) By 1724 it had been reduced to £16 by the
fall of rents, and the cost of collection was c. £1. (fn. 53)
The income was still apparently being received in
1730. (fn. 54)
Charles Marshall by will proved 1845 left £200
stock in trust, the income to be used for distributing
bread to the poor. (fn. 55) In the early 1860s the income
was £6. (fn. 56)
Mrs. Fanny Ingram by will proved 1911 devised
£1,000 in trust, the income to be distributed among
the deserving poor of the parish over 70. (fn. 57) In 1966
the income was £73.
The Wall, Holland, and Marshall charities were
administered together by 1962, and generally known
as Steyning parochial charities. In 1973 those three
together with the Ingram charity were formally
amalgamated as the Steyning Parochial Charity,
whose combined assets, besides the White Horse
and Church mead rent-charges, comprised £1,570
stock. In 1976 part of the Church mead rent-charge
was redeemed for a lump sum. At that date the
income of the combined charity was being distributed
to elderly residents of Steyning in cash or fuel.
Florence Marie Taylor by a deed of 1934 settled
a cottage in Jarvis Lane known as Jarvis Lodge in
trust for low-cost housing for elderly women from
Steyning or near by. The charity survived in 1968. (fn. 58)
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I've always wanted to mount a shotgun on a wall in a glass case with such a sign. ^
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K-31´s are really great, but get their ammo at least here in Spain is a nightmare.
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Did you guys hear about that AR15 owner who was finally sentenced to 30 months in prison because his AR was misfiring and doing 2 round bursts and becoming a "Class III machine gun"? Story broke a few months ago, but he was just finally sentenced recently.
Seeing what happened to him makes me a little twitchy...giving me the impression that the ATF went a bit too far with this case. The problem he had with his AR is not found in newer generation AR15s right? I read in reports his rifle was almost 20 years old. I'd hate for that to happen to me, so does anyone know what exactly causes the accidental burst? I maintain my rifle pretty well, so I don't know what else could cause something like that..besides bad ammo?
I heard he actually did modify it, but I don't remember the source of that so bleh. Although if it was continually malfunctioning, there was probably some foul play with the rifle. Also, since that's the first time such a story has surfaced, I wouldn't be worried about it happening to my rifle, plus he got in trouble because he loaned it out.
Nice Garand Grinch.
According to CNN, he didn't modify anything. He wasn't even shooting the gun when it happened. He let his neighbor take it to the range to shoot it, and that's when it started malfunctioning. The ATF charged him for 'illegally transporting a Class III machine gun," and not for "modifying a weapon into class III machine gun."
The guy modified a semi Auto AR with full auto components. There is a thread on it here. The rifle's selector was in the full auto position, it was not a accident.
About every thing you hear about the guy being a innocent as the pure driven snow is BS.
More than likely if you had a accidental burst, it will blow your magazine out of the rifle fracture the bolt, other words destroy you rifle.
Wait, is this the same case though? They reported the gun wasn't modified, but it was an old Olympic Arms AR15. They couldn't even get it to fire 2 rounds burst most of the time when the ATF was testing it.
Oh ok, didn't know that. If that's the case, I'm REALLY surprised that CNN didn't bother pointing that out...since they're usually biased. All the sources I've read said it was a 'malfunction,' so I guess I must have missed some parts.
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