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Abdelhadi, Yasser Mohamed and Saleh, Osama A. and Sakr, Saleh F. (2010) Study on the effect of wormseed plants; artemisia cina L. and chamomile; matricaria chamomilla L. on Growth Parameters and Immune Response of African Catfish, Clarias gariepinus. Journal of Fisheries International, 5 (1). pp. 1-7. ISSN 1817-3381
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A number of 420 fingerlings of catfish were used to examine the effect of wormseed plants and chamomile on the growth parameters and on non-specific immune response of the African catfish; Clarias gariepinus. Both types of herbs were used in rates of 1, 3 and 5% with 3 replicates per each of the 6 treatments. The 7th treatment was kept as a control group. The experimented catfish were fed with the 7 examined diets in the rate of 3% of fish biomass for 1 month. Different growth parameters as well as blood parameters were estimated to evaluate the growth performance and immune response of the experimented catfish. Results revealed that wormseed plants Artemisia cina L. in the rate of 3 and 5% and chamomile Matricaria chamomilla. L. in the rate of 1% showed the best figures of growth parameters as well as immune response parameters of the examined catfish.
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|Fingerlings; Examine; Treatment; Immune response; Parameter; Performance
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|The aim of this master thesis has been to interpret the Late Cenozoic paleo-environments and the sedimentary processes in the Veslemøy High area, southwestern Barents Sea. Six seismic units and eight seismic unconformities, including the seafloor, are identified in the study area and correlated with previous work in the Sørvestnaget Basin. Submarine channels with a downslope (E-W) orientation suggest a glacimarine environment, i.e. the channels are inferred to have been formed by turbidity currents originating from glacial meltwater on the deepest reflector. On shallower reflectors, megascale glacial lineations, ridges and parts of hill-hole pairs indicate that grounded ice reached the paleo-shelf edge at least six times in the last 1.5 Ma. Moreover, two of the shallower seismic units show indications of sediment blocks that are inferred to have been subglacially eroded, transported and deposited by ice streams. The influence of the ice stream flowing from the Bjørnøyrenna in the last 330 ka is evident in the Veslemøy High; however, the origin of the ice streams is unclear on older paleo-surfaces.
|The overall objective for this PhD-study was to further advance the understanding of the oceanographic variability and development in the Nordic Seas during the Late Glacial and the Holocene and towards the present. The focus is specifically on the poleward Atlantic Water advection along the continental margins of Norway, into the SW Barents Sea and along the West Spitsbergen slope. Four high resolution sediment cores retrieved from northern continental shelve allowed examination of spatial and temporal oceanographic and environmental variability and elucidation of underlying forcing mechanisms. The sediment cores were investigated using several paleoceanographic proxies. These include planktic and benthic foraminiferal fauna distributions, measurements of stable isotopes (δ18O, δ13C) on foraminiferal tests and transfer function SST reconstructions based on planktic foraminifer species counts. Grain size analysis, IRD counts, clay mineral analysis and chemical analysis of bulk sediment carbon content were also used. Additionally the relatively new paleothermometer, the Mg/Ca-ratio, was applied on planktic and benthic foraminifera to test and examine its applicability in Subarctic and Arctic environmental settings. The Mg/Ca-ratios were used to constrain reconstructions of sea surface and bottom water temperatures. Furthermore, Mg/Ca-ratios combined with isotopic measurements performed on the same foraminiferal species were used for quantization of past oceanic salinity changes. Weak Atlantic Water influence was observed briefly at around 18,700 and after 15,000 cal yr B.P. in the SW Barents Sea indicating an early deglaciation of Ingøydjupet. Sub surface Atlantic Water inflow was observed from the beginning of the records (at 14,000 cal yr B.P.) in both the eastern Fram Strait and in Andfjorden. Atlantic Water influx was diminished during the Younger Dryas at all investigated core sites. Strong inflow of Atlantic Water resulted in emergence at the surface during the glacial – interglacial transition. The emergence had a south-north time delay of ca. 1,000 years which probably can be ascribed to increasing influence from a lingering pool of sea-ice and melt water towards the north. Reconstructed temperatures of Atlantic Water entering the Arctic Ocean through the eastern Fram Strait show a ~2°C warming during the last ca. 100 years. This warming is unprecedented over the past 2000 years and is probably linked to the Arctic amplification of global warming.
|Papers 1, 2 and 5 are not available in Munin due to publishers' restrictions:
1. S. Aagaard-Sørensen, K. Husum, M. Hald, J. Knies: 'Paleoceanographic development in the SW Barents Sea during the Late WeichselianeEarly Holocene transition',Quaternary Science Reviews 29 (2010) 3442-3456. Paper available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2010.08.014
2. J. Junttila, S. Aagaard-Sørensen, K. Husum and M. Hald: 'Late Glacial–Holocene clay minerals elucidating glacial history in the SW Barents Sea', Marine Geology 276 (2010) 71–85. Paper available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.margeo.2010.07.009
5. Spielhagen, R. F.,Werner, K., Aagaard-Sørensen, S., Zamelczyk, K., Kandiano,E., Budeus, G., Husum, K., Marchitto, T. and Hald, M.:'Enhanced Modern Heat Transfer to the Arctic by Warm Atlantic Water', SCIENCE(2011), 331, 450-453. Paper available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.119739
|This thesis presents the results of the comparative analysis of surface temperature series from paleoproxy reconstructions and climate simu- lations. The proxy to model comparison is done using the results from 12 simulations produced by 5 different climate models covering the pe- riod of the late Holocene. Agreement between the model results and the paleoproxy reonstrcuctions is analyzed both on the local/regional scale using the paleoproxy series from two marine sediment cores from the northern North Atlantic, and globally with the available multi- proxy reconstruction of past Northern Hemispheric temperature. Long term temperature trends, long range memory properties, magnitude of variability at different time scales as inferred from series spectral properties quantify the capability of the models to simulate past cli- mate. Persistence on time scales up to a few hundred years is found for the Hemispheric temperature reconstruction under study, and some of the simulated data sets. Further, linear trend estimates in sea surface temperature records from two regions in the North Atlantic suggest an- tiphased linear trends for the reconstructed temperature data, which is only reproduced in one of the model experiments. When studying two known temperature anomalies, the medieval warm period and the little ice age, the anomalies are detected in both paleoproxy and simulated temperature time series.
|The present work focuses on the mapping and description of onshore brittle fault zones on the SW Barents Sea Margin, within gneisses and granitic intrusions belonging to the West Troms Basement Complex. The description of the brittle structures includes the geometry, kinematics and fault rock characteristics, using DEM satellite imaging, structural field work and a microstructural analysis of the fault rocks. As a result of the present study,two major sets of onshore brittle faults have been observed, trending NNE-SSW and ENE-WSW,and they are tentatively correlated in two, NE-SW trending fault complexes: the Rekvika and the Vestfjorden-Vanna fault complexes. These fault complexes run parallel to the Troms-Finnmark fault complex that borders major offshore sedimentary basins in the NW. On the one hand, the Vestfjorden-Vanna fault complex defines the southeastern boundary of the West Troms Basement Complex towards the Caledonian nappes, and is made of wide fault zones that have experienced major displacement (ca. 1-3km). On the other hand, the Rekvika fault complex is considered as an intra-horst fault system composed of narrow fault zones that are thought to have accommodated low amounts of displacement (> 250 m). On a local scale, the fault zones display similarities in attitude (trend and dip) with the Caledonian and Precambrian fabrics, indicating a possible influence of pre-existing zones of weakness on brittle faulting. The dominant deformation mechanism (cataclastic flow) indicates pressure range about 0.2-0.3 GPa, i.e. 5-10 km depth for the formation of the cataclastic fault rocks, and these fault rocks contain mineral assemblages that generally indicate temperatures about 350-500ᵒC. This suggests that the West Troms Basement Complex has been largely uplifted later on, until present level. The NNE-SSW and ENE-WSW trending fracture sets are believed to have formed synchronously due to WNW-ESE extension, during an early stage of rifting in the Permian-Early Triassic. The NNE-SSW trending faults likely represent the main fault system, orthogonal to the extension direction, and the ENE-WSW trending faults may correspond to oblique transfer zones that link the NNE-SSW fault segments. An alternative model implies NW-SE trending transfer zones to link the NNE-SSW trending faults. A late stage of minor reverse reactivation of the NNE-SSW and ENE-WSW trending faults, and the development of NW-SE striking fractures are tentatively correlated to ridge-push forces during the opening of the North Atlantic in the Eocene.
|Three sediment cores, swath multibeam bathymetry data and high-resolution seismic data from Billefjorden, Svalbard have been analysed for a better understanding of the Late Weichselian and Holocene glacier activity as well as sedimentary process and glacigenic deposits in the fjord. The data reveal that glacial linear features were generated in the central part of Billefjorden while it was filled with ice draining the Svalbard-Barents Sea ice sheet during the Last Glacial. A till in the bottom of a sediment core from the central part of the fjord is inferred to have been deposited before the ice front retreated into Billefjorden around 11230 cal. years BP. An overlying glacimarine unit deposited between c. 11230 and 11200 cal. years BP indicates that the glacier retreated from central parts of the fjord to the fjord head in approximately 30 years. Annual recessional moraines deposited during this period suggest that the glacier front retreated approximately 330 m/ year at the end of the last Glacial. High concentration of shells, low amounts of IRD and XRD results indicate a Holocene climatic optimum between c. 11200 – 7930 cal. years BP in which Nordenskiöldbreen was most likely much smaller than it is at present. XRD results and comparatively high amounts of IRD point to a complex pattern of ice rafting between c. 7930 and 3230 cal. BP. IRD deposited before c. 5470 cal. years BP was most likely transported by sea ice, whereas IRD after 5470 cal. years points towards a growth of Nordenskiöldbreen. The time after c. 3230 is mainly characterised by suppressed rafting of sea ice and icebergs because of the possible presence of multi-year shorefast sea ice during the Neoglacial maximum. Glacial lineations on a bedrock terrace in the inner fjord were formed during a Neoglacial advance of Nordenskiöldbreen. Iceberg ploughmarks and recessional moraines were most likely generated during the retreat after the maximum Neoglacial extent of Nordenskiöldbreen. Mass-transport activity in Billefjorden probably occurred throughout the entire Holocene. There might haven been an increased mass-transport activity shortly after the deglaciation of the fjord, because high rates of isostatic uplift might have caused seismic activity. Other triggering mechanisms include the development of oversteepened slopes by high sediment supply and the pushing of sediments at the grounding line of the glacier. Pockmarks in the central part of the fjord were most likely generated by the seepage of thermogenic gas along the Billefjorden fault zone.
|Abstract Swath bathymetry, high resolution seismic data and sediment cores were analyzed to reconstruct the Late Weichselian and Holocene sedimentary environments and glacier dynamics in Woodfjorden, Bockfjorden and Liefdefjorden, north Spitsbergen. Mega-scale glacial-lineations provide evidence of fast-flowing grounded ice draining the northwestern parts of the Late Weichselian Svalbard Barents Sea Ice Sheet. Numerous recessional moraines suggest that the deglaciation of the study area occurred stepwise, whereas the deep outer parts of Woodfjorden were deglaciated relatively rapidly (up to ~200 m/yr). The ice fronts retreated slower (~160 m/yr to 50 m/yr) in the shallower middle and inner parts. Suspension settling, as well as ice-rafting from icebergs and sea-ice, are the dominating sedimentary processes. Ice-rafting becomes of relative higher importance with increasing distance from the fjord heads. Sediment supply from tidewater glaciers has a large influence in Liefdefjorden, suspension settling from glacifluvial runoff is higher in inner Woodfjorden and in Bockfjorden. The core data show a strong correlation of color and geochemical properties so that these proxies can be applied to study the influence of sediment sources on the study area over time. Red and Ca-rich sediments are indicative for sediments derived from Woodfjorden; brownish and Fe-rich sediments are characteristic proxies for sediment from Liefdefjorden. Enhanced ice-rafting and dominant sediment delivery from Woodfjorden occurred between ~13,350 and ~13,200 cal. yr. BP. This was followed by an increase in sediment supply from Liefdefjorden until ~12,800 cal. yr. BP. Decreasing ice-rafting, likely related to increased sea-ice cover and cooler surface conditions, occurred from ~12,800 to 12,100 cal. yr. BP. This might be related to climatic cooling during the Younger Dryas. A peak in IRD around ~10,000 cal. yr. BP is inferred to indicate the final phase of deglaciation in Woodfjorden. Increases in ice-rafting from icebergs and sea-ice between ~6200 and ~5000 cal. yr. BP are probably related to a regional cooling. Reduced ice rafting occurred repeatedly during the last ~4000 years, most probably related to the ongoing cooling. The sediment derived mainly from Liefdefjorden. However, periods of enhanced ice-rafting occurred repeatedly until ~1500 cal.
|In recent years, self-tracking and recording ourself has become increasingly popular. A large ecosystem of interconnected online activity-tracking web services that record, store, analyse, and visualize personal data is evolving to provide useful services to end-users. However, these personal data can be scattered over multiple web-services, which makes it difficult for an individual to manage and maintain an overveiw of activity levels. This thesis identifies requirements, designs, and develops a system for connectioning to a set of activity-tracking web-services. The system retreives personal data from these activity-tracking web-services for end-user, and presents and consolidates personal data stored on these web-services. The main goal for the system is to provide a homogenous, presentation and improve insight for the end-users into their own activity tracking personal data recorded at hetergoenous web-services. The system is evaluated from a proof of concept veiw point.
|Dei siste åra har fleire internasjonale undersøkjingar som TIMSS og PISA vist at norske elever har dårlige realfagsprestasjoner. Fleire tiltak har vorte sett i gang for å betre dette, eitt av dei er eit auka fokus på vitensenter. Vitensenter er eit populærvitenskapeleg opplevings- og læringssenter innanfor matematikk, naturvitenskap og teknologi der dei besøkande lærer ved å eksperimentere sjølv. Oppgåva handler om kva utbytte elever sjølv opplever ved eit besøk på vitensenter, og på kva måte dei ønsker å lære. Den tar opp kva eit vitensenter kan bidra med inn imot naturfagundervisninga, og utfordringer som er med eit besøk på vitensenter.
|Gjennom dei siste tiåra har norsk skule vore gjennom fleire omfattande reformer. Trass dette ser ein at norsk skule ikkje presterar særleg høgt i internasjonale undersøkingar når det gjeld ferdigheiter i matematikk. Ein ser derimot at asiatiske land presterar langt høgare. Denne oppgåva tar for seg ein japanske kompetanseutviklingsmodell kalla lesson study. Denne modellen blir gitt ein del av æra for at den japanske skulen er som den er. Modellen handlar om at fleire lærarar går ilag for å utvile si eiga undervising. Dette vert gjort gjennom felles planlegging, undervising med observasjon og diskusjon i ettertid. Deltakarane som utfører lesson study i oppgåva er ein student på praktisk pedagogisk utdanning, ein lærar ved ein vidaregåande skule, ein rettleiar frå Universitet og underteikna. Vekstfaktor var det matematiske temaet som la grunnlaget for forskingstimen. Oppgåva er eit case-studium av denne lesson study, og prøver å belyse korleis lesson study kan vere med å utvikle og forbetre matematikkundervisinga i norske klasserom.
|Waves that are reflected and refracted by material bodies also transfer momentum to these bodies. This means that the wave field induces a force on the bodies, and multiple reflections between bodies induce forces between them. Light is an electromagnetic wave phenomenon, and the waves carry energy and momentum. Hence, any object that is scattering and refracting light is also acted upon by a light induced force. This force is a tiny force and is usually ignored, but if the objects are small enough the force induced by the light field would dominate all other forces. Due to this it is possible to manipulate small objects using light from a laser. This thesis is based on an experiment on optical binding of two dielectric spheres, where the spheres were small enough to make the force induced by the light field the dominating force. In the experiment bistability and hysteresis in the equilibrium separations of the optically bound dielectric spheres were observed in one dimension. In this thesis the experiment will be modeled with a simplified setup, and the goal is to see if it is possible to find bistability in two dimensions also. Numerical approximations are used to calculate the wave field, and from this the force on the objects can be found.
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|Likningar er eit tema innanfor matematikkfaget som mange elevar synest er vanskeleg. I denne studien har eg prøvd å sjå nærare på elevar si forståing av likningar, og har gjort ein kvalitativ studie mellom elevar på fyrste året i vidaregåande skule. Eg gjennomførte ei undersøkning der elevane skulle løyse oppstilte likningar og svare på spørsmål som gjekk på forståing av likningar. Problemstillinga mi var "Kva veit dei som forstår, om likningar?". Eg drøfta kva dei som forstår veit, og kva dei andre ikkje veit. Det verka som om mange elevar har pugga framgangsmåtar for å løyse likningar, men at dei ikkje skjønar eller tenker over matematikken bak det dei gjer. Dei som forstår, kan truleg lettare lausrive seg frå faste prosedyrar og nytte kreativitet i matematikkfaget.
|We find d − 2 relative differential invariants for a d-web, d ≥ 4, on a two-dimensional manifold and prove that their vanishing is necessary and sufficient for a d-web to be linearizable. If one writes the above invariants in terms of web functions f(x, y) and g4(x, y), ..., gd(x, y), then necessary and sufficient conditions for the linearizabilty of a d-web are two PDEs of the fourth order with respect to f and g4, and d − 4 PDEs of the second order with respect to f and g4, ..., gd. For d = 4, this result confirms Blaschke's conjecture on the nature of conditions for the linearizabilty of a 4-web. We also give Mathematica codes for testing 4- and d-webs (d > 4) for linearizability and examples of their usage.
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|Colonization of host tissues is a first step taken by many pathogens during the initial stages of infection. Despite the impact of bacterial disease on wild and farmed fish, only a few direct studies have characterized bacterial factors required for colonization of fish tissues. In this study, using live-cell and confocal microscopy, rainbow trout skin epithelial cells, the main structural component of the skin epidermis, were demonstrated to phagocytize bacteria. Mutant analyses showed that the fish pathogen Vibrio anguillarum required the lipopolysaccharide O-antigen to evade phagocytosis and that O-antigen transport required the putative wzm-wzt-wbhA operon, which encodes two ABC polysaccharide transporter proteins and a methyltransferase. Pretreatment of the epithelial cells with mannose prevented phagocytosis of V. anguillarum suggesting that a mannose receptor is involved in the uptake process. In addition, the O-antigen transport mutants could not colonize the skin but they did colonize the intestines of rainbow trout. The O-antigen polysaccharides were also shown to aid resistance to the antimicrobial factors, lysozyme and polymyxin B. In summary, rainbow trout skin epithelial cells play a role in the fish innate immunity by clearing bacteria from the skin epidermis. In defense, V. anguillarum utilizes O-antigen polysaccharides to evade phagocytosis by the epithelial cells allowing it to colonize rapidly fish skin tissues.
|In the thesis the local classification of 2-dimensional solvable Lie algebra action on the plane is given. Normal forms of such actions are found. The classification applied to classifcation of 2nd order differential equations that are solvable in quadratures.
|Long-range memory (LRM) has been found in numerous natural data records, both in geophysics and other fields. In this thesis LRM in surface temperature time series is studied, and comparison with short-range memory (SRM) models performed. Trends are important in climate studies, but the trend definition is ambiguous. Two different approaches are included here: the trend described as a function with parameters estimated from the data, and a response model to external forcing. The most commonly used trend function is the linear trend, often used as a measure of anthropogenic effects on global warming. The significance of the trend is dependent on the noise model assumed to describe the data, and here AR(1) and fractional Gaussian noise (fGn) are used. Some methods for investigating SRM and LRM are described and applied to some selected examples. Comparison of SRM and LRM models is also included. The thesis also includes a literature review. In the scientific literature mostly local temperature records have been analysed with regards to LRM. Global and hemispheric temperature means are far less studied, so this has been the main focus in this thesis. Three papers are included where the LRM properties of local and global instrumental records, temperature reconstructions and simulated temperature from climate model experiments are studied. In Paper I and II, a trend analysis is also performed. The overall conclusion that can be drawn from the present work is that long-range persistence on time scales from years to centuries is ubiquitous in observed Earth surface temperature records, and that similar persistence is present in the most advanced climate models to date. This persistence weakens the significance of observed temperature trends, but not enough to render the rising temperature trends throughout the last century statistically insignificant.
|The use of long-range memory models as a description of the noise in Earth surface temperatures has increased the recent years, and as a measure of the persistence for such time series we have the Hurst exponent. It is known that sea surface temperatures are more persistent than land temperatures, and that global temperatures are more persistent than local temperatures. We also know that the persistence is higher for lower latitudes than for higher latitudes. My results confirm these observations, and in addition they reveal what the Hurst exponents are for spatial scales between local and global. This is done by performing spatial averaging over gridded temperature data to obtain new time series in more coarse-grained grid boxes. To find an explanation for the increase in Hurst exponent that is seen when increasing the spatial scale, I have studied how the autocovariance function for a large grid box depends on the spatial cross-covariances within the box. If these are strong compared to the autocovariances in that area they will have an impact on the Hurst exponent. Scale free long-range memory models are found to give a good description for global temperature and many of the local temperatures on time scales from a few months to ten years. The largest deviations are observed in the eastern equatorial Pacific where ENSO is a very dominating process.
|The paper explores the hypothesis that the temporal global temperature response can be modeled as a long-range memory (LRM) stochastic process characterized by a Hurst exponent 0.5 < H≲1.0 on time scales from months to decades. The LRM is a mathematical representation of the multitude of response times associated with the various subsystems. By analysis of instrumental and reconstructed temperature records, we verify LRM on time scales from months to centuries. We employ well-known detrending methods to demonstrate that LRM increases when one goes from local and regional (H≈0.65) to global (H≈0.75) land temperature records, and LRM is highest in records strongly influenced by the ocean (H≈1.0). The increasing trend through the last century cannot be explained as an unforced LRM fluctuation, but the amplitude of the observed 60 year oscillation can be reconciled with the LRM process. We investigate statistical bias and error of the analysis methods employed, and conclude that, for these short record lengths, the error in estimated H is ±0.07 for the instrumental records. Analysis of a northern-hemisphere reconstruction confirms that the LRM-scaling prevails up to at least 250 years with H=0.9±0.1. We show that, if this reconstruction is correct, the temperature difference between the Medieval Warm Period and the Little Ice Age cannot be explained as an LRM fluctuation.
|This paper is part of Lene Østvand's doctoral thesis which is available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/6391
|Northern Hemisphere (NH) temperature records from a palaeoclimate reconstruction and a number of millennium-long climate model experiments are investigated for long-range memory (LRM). The models are two Earth system models and two atmosphere–ocean general circulation models. The periodogram, detrended fluctuation analysis and wavelet variance analysis are applied to examine scaling properties and to estimate a scaling exponent of the temperature records. A simple linear model for the climate response to external forcing is also applied to the reconstruction and the forced climate model runs, and then compared to unforced control runs to extract the LRM generated by internal dynamics of the climate system. The climate models show strong persistent scaling with power spectral densities of the form S(f ) ∼ f −β with 0.8 < β < 1 on timescales from years to several centuries. This is somewhat stronger persistence than found in the reconstruction (β ≈ 0.7). We find no indication that LRM found in these model runs is induced by external forcing, which suggests that LRM on sub-decadal to century time scales in NH mean temperatures is a property of the internal dynamics of the climate system. Reconstructed and instrumental sea surface temperature records for a local site, Reykjanes Ridge, are also studied, showing that strong persistence is found also for local ocean temperature.
|A manuscript version of this article is part of Lene Østvand's doctoral thesis, which is available in Munin at http://hdl.handle.net/10037/6391
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Suspect In Custody After Battle With Police, The Father Says He's Confidence They're Innocence!!!-- The father of two men suspected of carrying out the Boston marathon bombings has spoken out in support of his sons, saying he had total confidence in their innocence.
There were multiple explosions Friday night near where authorities have engaged a possible suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, CNN crews reported from Watertown, Massachusetts. As many as a dozen people were being moved away from the scene of intense police activity in Watertown, Massachusetts, including a young girl being carried in a police officer's arms, CNN's David Fitzpatrick reported.
Authorities have engaged the possible remaining suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings in Watertown, Massachusetts, a senior federal law enforcement official said. The Boston Police Department tweeted that there are "police operations" on Franklin Street in Watertown, Massachusetts. CNN crew at the scene heard gunshots and saw several law enforcement vehicles race toward the scene.
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Tell me something how would they frame someone that carjack and kill a police officer while on the run..........And have a bomb strap to him when found..........If it looks like a duck and quack like a duck it's a duck............
Yes police officers and agents set blacks up all the time......I believe that to be true. But it's case by case bases.........
Essentially what you are doing is being a hypocrite.
Its injustice when they wrongly accuse us of doing a crime
but when they do it to an Arab "suspected" of doing something without any evidence its justice now?
If you believe that to be true then I will just let you have it.
You not older enough to smell or know propaganda if it slap you in the face.....Propaganda has never knock at your door so stop using that word. It's too much information out there now a days for people to get caught up in propaganda. When propaganda was in the mist you wasn't even born yet.......So don't be a parrot.......
No one said the men were Arab. These people are Russian. Their complexion and features appear to be East Indian or Pakistani.......Maybe even Turkey or Mocedanian.....The father and uncle had olive complexion.
I'm not the judge, jury or the one that capture them So at the end of the day it doesn't matter what I believe.......To be honest with you if he did it he did it. If he didn't he didn't. That's his family problem to prove his innocents.
I just know he's in the best place now so he won't hurt any more people...........The bombing has stop. And keeping locked up will stop the bombing keep him in jail...........So the public and law enforcement did a good job in capturing him.........
And lay off the dust it's fogging your brains. You sound like someone dusted.
Hypocrite. how are going to tell me I don't know what propaganda is when you keep regurgitating the fabricated story from the Main Stream Media?
You just said that your not the judge or the jury but you are still calling these men guilty without any evidence except the propaganda you got from the Main Stream Media.
I have been on a mission to keep people from believing the fabricated story.
you haven't told me how YOU believe they did it, you keep telling me how CNN, Fox, MSNBC and the Police say he did it. And they too have no evidence
here is proof of who really did it
J Cain it's not important how I know or where I've gotten my information from. If you have some doubt in my statement prove me wrong. Do some research to prove it didn't happen the way I describe. I'm happy with the media. And I'm please with the out come with the police department.
Your mission is to keep people from believing fabricated story? So anything that working class people does why performing their duties in law enforcement or government you have the understanding it's a lie..... I take it you are unemployed and have been to prison?
Tell me something what were you convicted of when you were sentence to prison?....And how long was your sentence?
When you complete this mission. What do you feel you have accomplish in changing people minds? How productive this will be to you spending your time doing this? Are you employable?
If you are unemployed. If you could find a job what type of job would you be interested in?
Having been arrested do you feel some how it was false charges brought against you?
I'm trying to get a understanding as why you are so against the government and law enforcement. Because most people want change. They go out and vote. Or get a job and work and provide for their children so they could be successful. Or work in the community to make it safe so youths won't get arrested or falsely accused......
There are so many ways you could spend your time in helping people if they are falsely or prevent them from getting into the circumstances you are speaking on.
Spending your time with people that have more experience and a whole lot smarter than you when it comes to the government and law enforcement to change their minds is senseless.......You should generate that energy for something worth while and more constructive.
Well I can see that I'm beating a dead horse here. You are Biased. Disinformation is the game and you are falling for it terribly. To say that you are older than me is just an indictment on how conditioned you are to believe everything you hear on the news without having any objectivity.
"J Cain it's not important how I know or where I've gotten my information from" wow that basically telling me to be quiet and believe what you say and don't question you. wow
And I been challenging all of your MEDIA talking points but you never took the time to investigate what I was saying
I know what you are saying because I ALREADY HEARD IT FROM CNN FOX AND MSNBC
You must be former military, police or something.
Oh The hypocrisy, how hypocritical is it for you to tell me to do my own research when you did no research and you are just regurgitating the official story like a parrot and you have the audacity to call me a parrot
They have a picture of the boy leaving the marathon WITH HIS BACKPACK ON.
I gave you a link and you obviously didn't look at it.
Im in the slums everyday. I work for a non-profit org that helps homeless and disenfranchised individuals get housing, free meals, proper documentation etc. And I am over an after school program that helps kids with their homework, gives them the only meal they will have after school, and gives the kids social interaction. Check
I dealt with your type before and here is a litmus test: did Osama bin Laden orchestrate 9/11?
Did he?


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Coach Mark Bran joined St. George's Independent School in February of 2011. Originally from Memphis, he brings with him 25 years of competition and coaching experience. Coach Bran was a member of the Men's 5.0 National Qualifying Team in 1999, and he competed in the National Championships in Flushing meadows, NY, that same year. In 1997 he was named the Tennessee Tennis Pro of the Year for his outstanding leadership in growing the game in our area. Most recently, he was named 2012 Best of Preps Tennis Coach of the Year. In 1992 Coach Bran was a quarter-finalist in the United States Professional Tennis Association International Doubles Championship in Palm Springs, CA and was ranked No. 1 in the USTA Southern Region in Men's Open Doubles. Coach Bran played college tennis at Delta State University, where he captured a conference title in doubles and was an All-Conference selection.
Coach Bran is a member of several professional tennis and athletic associations, including the United States Professional Tennis Association, the USTA, and the American Sports Builders Association, and he is past president of the Memphis Professional Tennis Association. He has always been actively involved in community service and hopes to continue that work. His past experiences include working with the Special Olympics for Tennessee and creating and implementing Game! Set! Match! - a tennis-focused drug free education program for schools. Prior to joining the coaching staff at St. George's, Coach Bran was on staff at Memphis University School's Dunavant-Wellford Tennis Center as tennis professional and middle school tennis coach. He was head tennis professional at the Bluewater Bay Tennis Center in Niceville, FL. His previous work experience also includes serving as owner and president of Derrick Barton Tennis Court Construction and as the Director of Tennis at Colonial Country Club in Memphis, TN. He currently lives in Collierville, TN with his wife, Elizabeth, and their children, Kristina '07, Alex '12, Annie '19 and Matthew '21. His oldest child, Jessica Bran Butler, lives in Memphis with her husband, Wes.
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Sabi's Random Sapphire Nuzlocke
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Sabi's Random Sapphire Nuzlocke
So, welcome to my random Sapphire Nuzlocke challenge. Ive decided to do more traditional Nuzlocke rules, aside from my other ones where I usually alter the rule of capturing the first thing I see en route. Okay thats half a lie mostly Im doing this Sapphire run due to the fact Im holding on my HG one to do comic pages, and the fact that everyone in my skype group is Nuzlocking. Seriously, we get on, as soon as one person starts, were ALL doing it. This is one basically in my spare time, since one of them is doing a Ruby run, hell it gives me a reason to play my Sapphire again. Skipping the usual tutorial stuffs, Im going to quickly run down my rules, then get to the action.
Must catch first Pokémon seen on route, no second chances
Nicknames are Mandatory
No healing in battle
No running from wild encounters
Fainting means no further use, AKA death
If I find a shiny, I must catch it
So, I decided to start out with Treecko. Simple enough starter seeing as there arent many grass types I favor in Hoenn.
Kimoa the Treecko, lvl 5, female Naughty
Somehow gonna turn her into a mixed sweeper and have a sudden urge to teach her Attract anyway, going on my way, grinding a bit before I get to Brendan, Kimoa manages to 2HKO his Torchic with Pound. She was level 8. Yes I was that bored and grinded to that level, only to have her at level 9 afterwards. She seemed impressed with herself though Im worried that may go to her head. Coming back, we obtain the Pokedex, Pokeballs, and now the real adventure begins. The route outside Littleroot I dont encounter anything, and dont want to end up having my first Pokémon as a Zigzagoon. Wasnt too too fond of those guys. Moving on to route 103, we encounter out first team mate, a Poochyena. Hesitant that Kimoa may kill it, I only go for a single Pound attack, that cuts down just bellow half its HP. Not risking it, I throw a Pokeball, and low and behold, we have team member number one.
Gura the Poochyena, lvl 3 male, Brave
Im half cringing at the nature he has, being a win and a loss, but hey, its a Nuzlocke, I cant complain. Hes a bit slow, but mightily goes into battle and as I find out likes to take crits and almost die Kimoa doesnt seem impressed but maybe its because I had to stop and train him a bit and give her a break I know she likes the attention
Moving onto route 102, our next encounter awaits for our new team mate. Im ready for a Wurmple, I honestly was, instead Gura managed to sniff out a Lotad. Another grass type, meh, but its part water, which means good stuff for the gym ahead until I realize it doesnt get water moves until much later on regardless, I must capture her! Gura does a fair bit, only after getting beaten a bit himself, again, more crits. I swear hes trying to prove something other than the fact hes looking like some medieval guard dog. Pokeball go!
Lila the Lotad, lvl 3, female, Mild
Being another female grass type Im sure that Kimoa didnt like her at first. Though the nature wasnt bad, another win lose, she had to have Swift Swim rather than Rain Dish. I am sad face. Well, it was mass grinding time, as I run into that Wurmple after a few more Lotad, Lila proving shes got some punch, while Gura beat the crap out of things that beat the crap out of him with some close calls that made me run back to the Pokémon Centre every single time he went under half his health. Honestly, if he wasnt at full health at the start of a battle, he would have been dead by now. After some lily pad poundings and bug busting, Im about ready to move on and head to Petalburg when I run into something I would of really liked.
A Ralts.
Seriously, you show up AFTER ALL THIS GRINDING REALLY the thing was trolling me, I swear, so I had to get rid of it, despite my want to capture it. IT HAD TRACE DAMMIT, TRACI am calm, I am in control
So we move on to the trainers, and I let Gura have the first go at it, hoping he doesnt take any crits. Luckily, he doesnt, but he gets hit like a truck. Really Gura, this is a Nuzlocke, youre supposed to do the thing called SURVIVING maybe its just a male dominance thing considering I have two females on my team at least he learned Howl to his use, of which he made use of to make quick work of the other trainers on the way to Petalburg.
Its simple and quick, Pokémon Centre, then gym to visit Dad, new Gym Leader of Petalburg. Honestly why did we move to Littleroot when Petalburg would have been so much easier why be in a gym two towns away it doesnt make logic sense to me sure Blue grew up in Kanto as a kid but hes not a kid, earned the Gym
Moving on, the sickly kid known as Wally shows up asks surrogate in-game Dad for a Pokémon before he moves. Sure enough Im stuck with the errand of going with him to catch a Pokémon. Wandering back into the familiar grass, we come upon his Pokémon.
Ralts my arch nemesis
We meet AGAIN
As Wally goes to battle this demonspawPokémon, I watch, noticing that Zigzagoon uses Tackle, only knocking it down to about three fourths its HP. It goes for a second Tackle, and misses. Ralts Growls KNOW ITS TAUNTING ME-Control control. Assuming Wally is going to go for a third tackle, Im surprised he withdraws and then throws a Pokeball, and of course, captures it. Now as we walk back, Im wondering how does he train that thing? It only knows Growl. Does he have a TM hidden somewhere or something? It wont be able to Struggle because everything is bound to kill it beforehand. In my ponderings we head out towards Petalburg Woods, as I hope to run into a Wurmple or Shroomish, not setting my sights too high in terms of Pokémon findings. Just before we head into the grass, my mind on grinding, we run into a Zigzagoon of which Gura kills before I realize that was the first thing on this route and we could of captured it
Whoops at least Gura is improving ? Well, as we move into the woods, we battle the guy with all the Wurmple, who, I think is rather foolish shouting his team of Pokémon out before the battle even starts reminds me of something Ive seen before well after that bug fest, having to run back to the Pokémon Center due to multiple poisoning accounts, I enter the grass, again, hoping for something common for my first catch. Encounter a battle, and what do we find? A Slakoth
Wait the first thing I run into is a Slakoth ?
wait how rare are these things.
*investigates to find its rare at 5%*
GOOD GOD ARCEUS attack it once and make the capture. Welcome to the team!
Volla the Slakoth, female, Jolly
Waitwaitwait I found a jolly female Slakoth in-game in a Nuzlocke run
hello in-game staple. This totally made up for the Ralts earlier.
We wander through, grinding a bit more, making our way through when we run into the Devon Worker who apparently needs to share his fondness of Shroomish with random people that isnt weird at all soon his weirdness is put to a stop by a pirate in wait no thats no, definitely a pirate. We encounter the stand alone pirate, carrying a Poochyena with him, so naturally, Gura feels the need to protect my, so far, feminist team. Really I think these girls can handle theirGURA .STOP. TAKING. CRITS HONESTLY. ITS. NOT. COOL. Lila save his tail please. Thank you. As my kick ass lilypad sends the pirate packing, he mentions that his gang was after something in the next city as well. You know because, if youre a SMART and COOL criminal group you tell RANDOM PEOPLE and the company employee youre robbing rom that youre after something in their city. Yeah because common people wont catch on at all which sadly has some truth in it under the oozing sarcasm making a puddle on the floor.
We enter the route just before Rustboro, claiming the Bullet Seed TM from the guy randomly spitting watermelon seeds at my dog I try getting to Rustboro without having to battle, wanting to get to the Pokémon Centre before having to do so, when I forget about the long range sensing girl just before the bridge. Kimoa shows her up and kicks ass and takes names. We hussle our way to the Pokémon Center, heal, then head back around the Flower shop on Route 104, and run into another Zigzagoon. Im not entirely thrilled, but Pick Up is going to be useful, even if I dont train the thing. Gura akes a swing and then has Lila take over because he cant stay in to save his life
Zigzi the Zigzagoon, lvl 4, female Quiet
Not the greatest Nature of them all
Knowing the gym is ahead, I go into the area above Rustboro, Route 116 for grinding, and to try my luck and finding a Nincada. What do I get? A Taillow. Eh, its not bad, type diversity I suppose. I let Gura take a go at it, seeing as Kimoa and Lila are at a type disadvantage and Volla is a bit slow. The bird doesnt brutally attack Gura as we capture it.
Tavia the Taillow, lvl 6, female, Mild
Blah nature makes me cringe and sad face I decide to box her, knowing that I probably wont get around grinding her. Honestly though, females across the board besides Gura. Im starting to see a pattern here, and perhaps the game is trying to show him that his attempts at protecting the damsel in distress only distresses me after grinding to about eleven and twelve, I decide that its about time to take on Roxanne. First, to deal with her posse.
Lila absorbs the hell out of them while Kimoa finishes off the last guys Geodude with the help of Vollas Yawn abuse. Okay now its the real deal. Roxanne, its time for you to go down.
The battle consists of Volla using Yawn, and switching out into Kimoa for the Geodude, who proceeds to use Harden on his first attack, and then Rock Throw, which does nothing to Kimoa, who I know thinks of herself as a bad ass. One Absorb, one KO. Easy, simple, done, now, its the Nosepass. I switch back to Volla, expecting a Thunder Wave as I used Yawn. Instead I get a Harden, and as I switch, I expect to have Kimoa hit with another Thunder Wave. Nope, another Harden attack. As the bugger falls asleep, I have Kimoa use absorb, not doing as much damage, but enough that I dont have to worry. Then of course, the damn compass thing had to WAKE UP seriously, one turn for sleep, cheap ass move. Still, I keep going for Absorb while the compass duck goes for Rock Tomb. I see the speed lower, and see the damage caused, which was a bit more than I liked. This, then, gave Nosepass speed advantage. After a second Rock Tomb, the health Kimoa had, I knew one more and shed be done. Even with the Absorb damage, it only brought her health back up a few points. I knew the HP wasnt low enough to trigger item use, so I only hoped there was none of this critting business. I go for another Absorb, hoping that Rock Tomb wasnt going to mess anything up. However, Kimoa had another idea, and decided to have the Tomb of Rock miss, and get in an Absorb that finished the stone bird wannabe off.
Honestly I knew Kimoa was earning a habit of hitting on people but damn she knows when to hit HARD.
As we leave the gym, Kimoa impressed with herself, we see the old bad criminal pirate run off, with the creepy Shroomish lover behind him, talking about not taking his goods.
Yeah thats perfectly sane sounding when its in that kind of context.
We ran back to the Pokémon Centre, healed, and resumed to forcibly help this guy who seemingly couldnt help himself, and to get these goods back. We move along the routes, as I curse the Nincada for not showing up before, battling trainers, and then getting to the cave itself, where the old guy rants at me about his Peecko. Really is everyone this random in the game? I never realized how many crazy people were in Hoenn
Moving on, we find our bad pirate criminal holding a Wingull hostage, backing away from us. I think Kimoa was giving him a look or something I swear as we talk to him, he complains about a useless Pokémon, which seems to be a catching trend among lack luster criminal groups. Again, its Poochyena vs Poochyena as Gura tries his best at the not nearly dying bit. It starts out as a Tackle Spamming war, until we have Gura take out about two thirds of his rivals health where then he starts using Howl. Gura tackles again, not doing enough to KO it as the speedier Poochyena gets in another Howl before hand. I know that if that Poochyena tackles again, that could be it for Gura however he Howls again, and Gura gets a Tackle for the win.
We save the Wingull of which the old man has untimely entering. He takes his Wingull away and just as we leave, we run into a Whismur, of which Gura proceeds to get beaten up by despite being five levels higher than her.
Chatta the Whismur, lvl 6, female, Lonely
Seriously feminist team much?
So as we attempt to go back into town to buy supplies, we get seen by the employee of Devon who Im not surprised is fired by this point, and takes me to see his president. Thus, I find myself on an errand run because of Mr. Cant-Help-Myself and have nothing to-
*is given PokeNav*
Okay nevermind.
So, as we are now free to get supplies, a short shopping trip here and a quick walk to Mr. Brineys house, where hes chasing his Wingull around a table. Really, thats all he does running around the table only to stop when I talk to him yeah Hoenn a la Loco.
He offers to give us a ride to Dewford and considering we have nothing to swim us anywhere, we have no choice. Arriving in Dewford, I head out towards the cave, fighting the fisherman along the way only to run back to the Pokémon center both times because of hax poisoning Tentacruel. Honestly, poisoning from Poison Sting EVERY TIME IT HITS? This game knows Im Nuzlocking, it just does. I box Chatta in the process, knowing Ill find something good in Granite Cave.
Moving into the cave, I make sure to walk in the first area as to not run into anything. Amazingly, that actually works as we enter the darkened part of the Granite Cave. After more walking I still dont run into anything, and just when my doubts start to come out, we have our encounter.
She proceeds to beat the crap out of most of my team until I use one of Zigzis picked up Ultra Balls to capture her.
Charoa the Aron, lvl 10, female Sassy
Okay nature isnt the best, but it could have been worse, and she has Rock Head. Hello Double Edge abuse and another Pokémon I cant use in the next gym because its a fighting type.
*looks at team so far*
Right Kimoa and Lila are the only ones who arent weak against them okay then, MASS GRINDING MONTAGE HERE.
Now Volla I knew evolved at level 18, and was currently level 12. She was going to be a Vigoroth before we took on Brawly, and in that time, Lila had evolved already, getting kick ass Nature Pwer and almost sweeping everything with it. Giving the item to Steven, we began our mass grinding of hell. Why do I say grinding of hell?
Well you know that ability Truant? That makes things twice as slow oh and did I mention that the experience rate for Slakoth was SLOW ALREADY? This grinding session needed serious theme music that lasted about FIVE HOURS then, the last little bit of experience at level 17 in Granite Cave a Makuhita showed up, and for some reason, I didnt notice it was level 10, the level where it learned Arm Thrust, until AFTER I attacked it. It decided to Sand attack as Volla loafed, then did another scratch. Thts when it decided to use Focus Energy and now I had something to worry about. However, I impulsively hit for her to do Scratch again instead of switching, and luckily for me it Tackled. Now I had a feeling I should switch, and to Kimoa, who was now a Grovye, to finish off the Makuhita. The punching punching bag then did Arm Thrust, so I knew it was a good switch-
Kimoa takes it like a boss but HONESTLY THREE. TIMES. IN. A. ROW.
Kimoa beats it out, and then we proceed to beat the last damn thing to get this grinding session for Volla over with.
Never have I been happier to see a Pokémon evolve in MY LIFE *shove Everstone down new Vigoroths throat*
So with that, I leave you with this first installment of my Sapphire Nuzlocke run. Next stop, Brawly.
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Kimoa the Grovyle [F] LVL 16
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Gura the Poochyena [M] LVL 14
Charoa the Aron [F] LVL 11
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I am about to attempt to culture yeast out of a couple of bottles of beer. I would like to streak plates and work from there. I have never done this before and would be interested in any thoughts and experience out there.
Also just to make it even harder on me I am going to be attempting to do this from spontaneously fermented beers. (Yes I am aware of the microbial soup that they contain) My thought/ hope is to pull one or two nice Sac. sp. yeast from them. So ...?
Try posting on the BBB ( http://www.babblebelt.com/newboard/f...108752780&pg=1 ) you might get a better respose there for a complex microbe question like this. Personally I would just pitch the dregs along with a standard yeast culture, I doubt the Sacch from a lambic is that interesting/important.
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If you are after the yeast, I'd pitch them into a starter medium and let them grow some, then decant. You should be left with a higher percentage of yeast to work with.
you would be better going with a slant to sub culture your yeast
any asian or phillipene store can provide malt agar (as they use this to cook with) just bring it to a boil then pour it into sterile tubes and lean them on a book about an inch thick
when time to sub culture have a flame sourse ready
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Bamboo leaf has been used in China as a food and herbal medicine. The botanical name for bamboo is bambusa vulgaris. There are more than a thousand species of bamboo around the globe. Bamboo is a rich source of silica. For more information on Chinese herbs.
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Q. Is there such a thing as bamboo extract?
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Bamboo is showing up in beauty products across
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Using topical bamboo leaf extract on the skin is not likely to lead to much absorption of the active ingredients into the blood stream whereas ingesting it as a supplement could lead to potential health benefits. Bamboo shoots are used in certain Asian dishes and broths, and are available in supermarkets in various sliced forms. Since there have not been studies comparing the health benefits of consuming bamboo shoots versus taking a leaf extract supplement, it is not easy to say which form is preferable but I suspect both are good options.
Bamboo leaf research for cholesterol
The effect of bamboo leaves extract on hemorheology of normal rats
Zhong Yao Cai. 2005.
Sixty rats were randomly divides into six groups. Blood stasis model was set up by sc isoprenaline, and different dose of bamboo leaf extract (15 mg/kg, 30 mg/kg and 60 mg/kg) were iv. The effects of bamboo leaf extract on rat's blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, FIB, ESR, TK, electrophoresis times and HCT were measured by automatic analysis system. Sixty mice were randomly divided into six groups, and the serum cholesterol of the high cholesterol's mice was obtained by eyepit vein and measured. The results showed that bamboo leaf extract (15 mg/kg, 30 mg/kg and 60 mg/kg) could reduce blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, FIB, ESR, TK, HCT and increase the speed of electrophoresis time in blood adhesion model, and bamboo leaf extract (22 mg/kg, 45 mg/kg, 90 mg/kg) could significantly reduce serum cholesterol of the high cholesterol in mice.
Bamboo in skin care
Finely milled bamboo powder is used as an exfoliant in cleansers and scrubs. The smooth bamboo particles are less harsh than the scraggly, uneven grains made from salt and nuts, making it safer and less irritating to sensitive skin.
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I have been reading about bamboo extract and silica. I was
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