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A British couple have shacked up in a budget roadside motel for more than 20 years because they love never having to do the laundry or cooking, they said Tuesday.
David Davidson, 79, and his wife, Jean, 70, first tried out a Travelodge hotel while visiting a sick aunt in 1985, and were instantly hooked.
Their room near Grantham, east central England off the A1 trunk road from London to Edinburgh overlooks a car park, but is also within sight of a slip road that trucks rumble down day and night, jazzing up the view.
"We get great rates because we book well in advance and we even have our own personal housekeeper. All our bed linen is laundered, too. It doesn't get much better than that, does it?" said former Royal Navy sailor David Davidson.
The couple have spent around 100,000 pounds (200,000 dollars, 150,000 euros) renting rooms which cost them as little as 15 pounds (30 dollars, 22 euros) a night.
The motel is renaming their room The Davidsons' Suite and mounting a plaque in the reception to mark their 10-year anniversary.
The couple, who initially lived in a Travelodge in nearby Newark before moving in 1997, have kept their old flat in Sheffield, northern England, and return every fortnight to collect the post.
The Davidsons exchange Christmas presents with the staff, dine out at a roadside eaterie across the car park and watch the traffic go by.
"There is always something outside our window. Our room looks out to the car park and a busy slip road where lorries pass through the night," David Davidson said.
"We do have to be a bit choosy about what we keep in our room as it can fill up easily."
His wife added, "We don't get hit with huge heating bills over the winter and it's safer than a lot of places these days."
The couple do go for trips abroad, but stay in a Travelodge.
"Some will think David and Jean Davidson bonkers to have spent the last 22 years living in a hotel," said the Daily Express in its editorial.
But their room rates are "not more than many people's mortgage payments, the housework is done for them and they do not pay utility bills. What's not to like?"
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Edward Hawrot, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1976Edit My Page
Title: Alva O. Way University Professor of Medical Science
Department: Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology
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We pursue biochemical and pharmacological studies aimed at understanding the fundamental structure-function relationship of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs). We also study the molecular basis for the highly specific recognition of muscle-type nAChRs by certain snake venom-derived toxins classified as alpha-neurotoxins. More recently, we have used homologous recombination techniques to construct a knock-in mouse in which the alpha3 gene encoding one subtype of neuronal nAChRs has been minimally mutated to impart pharmacological sensitivity to the classic nicotinic antagonist, alpha-bungarotoxin. These mice should enable a systematic determination of the role of alpha3-containing nAChRs in behavior and nervous system function.
I received my Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Harvard and then moved from Gene Kennedy's lab in Biological Chemistry to the Department of Neurobiology at Harvard Medical School as a Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellow working with Paul Patterson. Subsequently, after ten years on the faculty in the Department of Pharmacology at Yale University School of Medicine, I relocated to Brown University in 1990 initially as Chair of the Section of Molecular Pharmacology in the Division of Biology and Medicine. As a past Established Investigator of the American Heart Association and Upjohn Professor of Pharmacology, my research interests include the understanding of the structure and function of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and of the neurotoxins that target these important receptors.
Research Description
The nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) mediates synaptic transmission at the neuromuscular junction, in peripheral autonomic ganglia, and in the central nervous system. The nAChR belongs to a super-family of ligand-gated channels which include the glycine and GABA-A receptors. In the case of the nAChR, receptor activation occurs after binding of the physiological agonist, acetylcholine (ACh), to the receptor complex leading to the transient formation of a cation-selective channel. Antagonists with relative specificity for the nAChR include tubocurarine and the snake venom-derived neurotoxins such as alpha-bungarotoxin (BGTX) and alpha-cobratoxin. Our major interest is in determining the molecular and structural basis for the specificity of drug-receptor interactions. To accomplish this we are carrying out protein and peptide biophysical studies of receptor fragments. These studies include determining the solution structure of toxin-receptor fragment complexes using modern multidimensional NMR spectroscopic techniques. We also are applying molecular biological approaches to this problem by using heterologous expression and site-directed mutagenesis of both receptor and toxin residues in order to elucidate the structure-function relationship in this system. Both approaches are complementary and will facilitate the complete structural determination of the ligand binding site in the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor. Such information could provide the basis for the rational design of drugs selective for such sites.
More recent efforts are directed to exploiting the binding determinants responsible for BGTX action by transplanting these into other subunits normally insensitive to BGTX. We have termed the peptide sequence with this property a "pharmatope". We find that in some cases BGTX binding to such a pharmatope produces functional blockade of receptor action through an allosteric as opposed to a competitive mechanism. One further advantage to a pharmatope-tagged receptor subunit is that the many commercially available derivates of BGTX can now be used to label and functionally inhibit receptor complexes containing the tagged subunit. We are now pushing this approach to the organismic level by preparing a mouse using the homologous recombination technique (i.e., knock-in) in which the alpha3 gene is replaced by one containing a five amino substitution rendering the mutant subunit sensitive to BGTX, whereas the wild-type alpha3 is completely insensitive to BGTX. This mouse was the pioneer mouse generated in the Brown University Transgenic Facility in collaboration with Dr. Jan Klysik. The heterozygous mice are completely normal and breed well. We are currently assessing the functional sensitivity of the neuronal nicotinic receptors in the peripheral ganglia from these knock-in mice. The aim here is to use these mice to explore the physiological function of the alpha3 subunit in the central nervous system utilizing a standard pharmacological dissection approach.
Many drugsboth those that are therapeutically useful and those that are notphysically interact with receptor proteins found on the cell surface of neurons and other excitable tissue. I am interested in determining the molecular and structural basis for the remarkable specificity of drug-receptor interactions in the brain. In particular, I am interested in the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, which mediates synaptic transmission at the junction between motor nerves and skeletal muscle. The function of the neuromuscular junction can be completely blocked by alpha-neurotoxins derived from snake venom that work by binding to the receptor. The specificity and potency of the alpha-neurotoxins found in snake venom are so great that they represent an ideal toward which drug developers and medicinal chemists strive. The ideal is a drug extremely active at low concentrations that does not interact with irrelevant receptors, thus reducing the likelihood of side effects. Working toward that ideal, and to increase our understanding of how receptors work, I am pursuing a number of biophysical studies with other researchers involving receptor fragments. With more detailed structural information describing the toxin-receptor interface, it should be possible for us to engineer the toxin by mutagenesis so as to alter its specificity.
I became interested in this line of research as a result of my interests in chemistry and in the functioning of the brain. Both of these areas of interest were satisfied by studies of drugs and toxins and their interactions with receptors important for brain and nervous system function.
2005-2009 NIH (CSR) BSCT/BPNS Study Section (Biophysics of Neural Systems)
2010 NIH (CSR) ZRG1 MDCN-B(02) Special Emphasis Panel
2011 NIH (CSR) MNPS Study Section (ad hoc member)
2013 NIH (CSR) NINDS SNRP Study Section (ad hoc)
2011 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2001-2006 Editorial Board, Journal of Biological Chemistry
Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society for Pharmacology & Experimental Therapeutics, American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Society for Neuroscience, Association of Medical School Pharmacology Chairs
Funded Research
2010-2011 NIH/NCRR (1S10RR027027-01) Acquisition of an LTQ Orbitrap Velos ETD Mass Spectrometer
2010-2015 NIH (1T32GM077995-01A2) Predoctoral Training Program in Trans-Disciplinary Pharmacological Sciences
2010-2012 National Science Foundation (EPS-1005789) High-Capacity Cyber-Connectivity to the Jewelry District Campuses in Providence, RI
2010-2015 National Science Foundation (EPS-10040507; subaward to Brown University from URI) Rhode Island Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (RI-EPSCoR): Infrastructure to Advance Life Sciences in the Ocean State
2011-2013 NIH/NIA (1R21AG038774-01A1) Effects of Alzheimer's Disease on Hippocampal alpha7-nAChR Protein Interactors
Courses Taught
- Biotechnology in Medicine (BI017)
Selected Publications
- Peng, C., Chen, W., Sanders, T., Chew, G., Liu, J., Hawrot, E., and Chi, C., Chemical Synthesis and Characterization of Two αlpha4/7-Conotoxins. Epub 2010 Aug 27, Acta Biochim Biophys Sinica (Shanghai), Oct;42(10):745-753, 2010.(2010)
- Peng, C., Ye, M., Wang, Y., Shao, X., Yuan, D., Jing Liu, J., Hawrot, E., Wang, C., Chi, C., A New Subfamily of Conotoxins Belonging to the A-Superfamily. Epub August 4, 2010, Peptides 31:2009-2016, 2010.(2010)
- Moise, L., Liu, J., Pryazhnikov, E., Khiroug, L., Jeromin, A., and Hawrot, E. (2010) Kv4.2 channels tagged in the S1-S2 loop for alpha-bungarotoxin binding provide a new tool for studies of channel expression and localization. Channels (Austin), 4(2):115-123. Epub 2010 March 8, PMCID: PMC2888848.(2010)
- Peng, C., Chen, W., Han, Y., Sanders, T., Chew, G., Liu, J., Hawrot, E., Chi, C., and Wang, C., (2009) Characterization of a novel alpha4/4-conotoxin, Qc1.2, from vermivorous Conus quercinus. Acta Biochim Biophys Sinica (Shanghai), 41: 858-864.(2009)
- Caffery, P.M., Krishnaswamy, A., Sanders, T., Liu, J., Hartlaub, H., Klysik, J., Cooper, E., and Hawrot, E. (2009) Engineering neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors with functional sensitivity to alpha-bungarotoxin: A novel alpha3-knock-in mouse. Eur. J. Neurosci., 30:2064-2076, PMCID: PMC2818262.(2009)
- Paulo, J.A., Brucker, W.J., and Hawrot, E., (2009) Proteomic analysis of an alpha7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor interactome. J. Proteome Research 8: 1849-1858, PMCID: PMC289157.(2009)
- Paulo, J.A. and Hawrot, E., (2009) Effect of homologous serotonin receptor loop substitutions on the heterologous expression in Pichia of a chimeric acetylcholine-binding protein with alpha-bungarotoxin-binding activity. Protein Expression and Purification, 67: 76-81, PMCID: PMC2713376.(2009)
- Paulo, J.A. and Hawrot, E., (2009) A radio-isotope label-free alpha-bungarotoxin binding assay using Biacore sensor chip technology for real-time analysis. Analytical Biochemistry 389: 86-88, PMCID: PMC2684811.(2009)
- Goldman, R.E., Kingdon, C., Wasser, J., Clark, M.A., Goldberg, R., Papandonatos, G.D., Hawrot, E., and Koren, G. (2008) Rhode Islanders' Attitudes towards the Development of a Statewide Genetic Biobank. Personalized Medicine 5: 339-359.(2008)
- Peng, C., Han, Y., Sanders, T., Chew, G., Liu, J., Hawrot, E., and Wang, C. (2008) Alpha4/7-conotoxin Lp1.1 is a Novel Antagonist of Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors. Peptides 29:1700-1707.(2008)
- Liu, L., Chew, G., Hawrot, E., Chi, C., and Wang, C. Two Potent Alpha3/5 Conotoxins from Piscivorous Conus achatinus. Acta Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica 39: 438-444, 2007.(2007)
- Sanders, T. and Hawrot, E. (2004) A novel pharmatope tag inserted into the beta4 subunit confers allosteric modulation to neuronal nicotinic receptors. Journal of Biological Chemistry; 279:51460-5. http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/279/49/51460(2004)
- Moise, L., Zeng, H., Caffery, P., Rogowski, R.S., and Hawrot, E. (2002) Structure and function of alpha-bungarotoxin. Journal of Toxicology-Toxin Reviews, 21(3):293-317. http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?an=7705507&db=aph(2002)
- Zeng, H. and Hawrot, E. (2002) NMR-based binding screen and structural analysis of the complex formed between alpha-cobratoxin and an 18-mer cognate peptide derived from the alpha1 subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor from Torpedo californica. Journal of Biological Chemistry 277:37439-37445. http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/277/40/37439(2002)
- Moise, L., Piserchio, A., Basus, V.J., Hawrot, E. (2002) NMR structural analysis of alpha-bungarotoxin and its complex with the principal alpha-neurotoxin binding sequence on the alpha7 subunit of a neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor. Journal of Biological Chemistry 277:12406-17. http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/277/14/12406(2002)
- Zeng, H., Moise, L., Grant, M.A., & Hawrot, E. (2001) The solution structure of the complex formed between alpha-bungarotoxin and an 18mer cognate peptide derived from the alpha1 subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor from Torpedo californica. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 276:22930-40. (http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/276/25/22930)(2001)
- Blein, S., Hawrot, E., & Barlow, P. (2000) The metabotropic GABA receptor: molecular insights and their functional consequences. Cell and Molecular Life Science, 57: 635-650.(2000)
- Levandoski, M.M., Caffery, P., Rogowski, R.S., Shi, Q.-L., & Hawrot, E. (2000) Recombinant expression of alpha-bungarotoxin in Pichia pastoris facilitates identification of mutant toxins engineered to recognize neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. The Journal of Neurochemistry, 74: 1279-1289.(2000)
- Spura, A., Riel, R., Freedman, N.D., Agrawal, S., Seto, C., & Hawrot, E. (2000) Biotinylation of substituted cysteines in the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor reveals distinct binding modes for alpha-bungarotoxin and Erabutoxin a. Journal of Biological Chemistry 275: 22452-22460. (http://www.jbc.org/cgi/content/full/275/29/22452)(2000)
- Levandoski, M.M., Lin, Y., Moise, L., McLaughlin, J.T., Cooper, E., & Hawrot, E. (1999) Chimeric analysis of a neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor reveals amino acids conferring sensitivity to alpha-bungarotoxin. Journal of Biological Chemistry 274: 26113-26119.(1999)
- Grant, M.A., Gentile, L.N., Shi, Q.-L., Pellegrini, M., and Hawrot, E. (1999) Expression and spectroscopic analysis of soluble nicotinic acetylcholine receptor fragments derived from the extracellular domain of the alpha-subunit. Biochemistry 38: 10730-10742.(1999)
- Rosenthal, J.A., Levandoski, M.M., Chang, B., Potts, J.F., Shi, Q.-L., and Hawrot, E. (1999) The functional role of positively charged amino acid side chains in alpha-bungarotoxin revealed by site-directed mutagenesis of a His-tagged recombinant alpha-bungarotoxin. Biochemistry 38: 7847-7855.(1999)
- Spura, A., Russin, T.S., Freedman, N., Grant, M., McLaughlin, J.T., & Hawrot, E. (1999) Probing the agonist domain of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor by cysteine scanning mutagenesis reveals residues in proximity to the alpha-bungarotoxin binding site. Biochemistry 38: 4912-4921.(1999)
- Hawrot, E., Xiao, Y., Shi, Q.-L., Norman, D., Kirkitadze, M., and Barlow, P. (1998) Demonstration of a tandem pair of complement protein modules in GABA-B receptor 1a. FEBS Letters 432: 103-108.(1998)


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Stephen J. Randall, FRSC, PhD (Toronto), is Professor of History at the University of Calgary. He is a Senior Fellow with the Canadian International Council for 2009-2010. As Senior Fellow with the Council he has published papers on Latin American Security, foreign aid, human rights and development as well as trade and foreign investment. He served as Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences (1994-2006) at the University of Calgary. He served as director of the Institute for United States Policy Research in the School of Public Policy (2006-2009). He held previous appointments at McGill University (1974-1989), where he served two terms as chair of the Department of History, and the University of Toronto (1971-1974). In Calgary he was the founding director of the Canadian Foundation for the Americas (West) and a founding member of the Canadian Council of the Americas. He is an elected member of the Royal Society of Canada, and a fellow with the Canadian Defense and Foreign Affairs Institute. He was a member of the editorial board of the Latin American Research Review (2004-2009), and was co-editor of International Journal of the Canadian Institute for International Affairs. A specialist in United States foreign policy and Latin American international relations and politics, he holds the Grand Cross, Order of Merit from the Presidency of Colombia. Dr. Randall has served with the United Nations, Organization of American States and Carter Center in international election supervision in the Caribbean, Latin America and Southeast Asia. In 2007 he held the Fulbright Visiting Chair in North American Studies at American University, Washington D.C.
He is the author, co-author, editor or co-editor of a number of books, including: The Diplomacy of Modernization: The United States and Colombia, 1920-1940 (1977), (Spanish edition 1989); United States Foreign Oil Policy (1984); Hegemony and Interdependence: Colombia and the United States (1992; Spanish Edition 1992)); Ambivalent Allies: Canada and the United States( 1994, 1996, 2002, with John H. Thompson); Canada and Latin America (1992, with Mark O. Dickerson); Federalism and the New World Order (1994, with Roger Gibbins); An International History of the Caribbean Basin(1998, with Graeme S. Mount); North America Without Borders(1992, with Herman Konrad); NAFTA in Transition( 1995, with Herman Konrad). His most recent books are: United States foreign oil policy since World War I. (2005); the 4th edition of Ambivalent Allies (2008); the authorized biography of Alfonso López Michelsen, President of Colombia (1974-1978) by Villegas Editores in Bogotá (2007).
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Jason Mesnick can attest that DeAnna Pappas altered what she was looking for in a guy during her quest for love on The Bachelorette.
"I could say that the one thing that I thought throughout the whole process was if she was ready for what she said she was ready from Day 1, she would have picked me," Mesnick said in an interview this week.
"But if [DeAnna Pappas] wasn't or things changed throughout the process and she wasn't sure if she was ready for the family, then she'd go with [Jesse Csincsak]. We saw what she did."
What Pappas did was pick Csincsak over the 31-year-old account executive and single father from Kirkland, Wash., on the season finale.
"I know more than anybody that people change and you can learn more about yourself through an experience," Mesnick said.
"Do I think she led me on? I don't know. Maybe a little bit. But I really don't fault her for it at all anymore."
Jason Mesnick said he was able to achieve "final closure" on the situation when he saw DeAnna Pappas and Jesse Csincsak "happy together" at the filming of the season's The Bachelorette: After the Final Rose special.
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was looking for in a man. Jason was 100% better man for
her than Jesse. Deanna and Jesse deserve each other. They both seem to be an egg head. I was floored when she picked Jesse. All of the men there was a better pick than Jesse. Who was she kidding all a long??. Trying to say she wanted to settle down and with a family man who wanted the same things as she did. What
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|Report of the Experts Mission to Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, Senegal, 14-21 September 2000
Conservation issues presented to the World Heritage Committee in 2004
In its report to the 27th session of the Committee, IUCN confirmed the State Party's statement that the proliferation of the invasive species Salvinia molesta, which lead to the inscription of the property on the List of World Heritage in Danger in 2000, had been reduced to an acceptably low level. The Centre and IUCN received a letter dated 3 March 2004 from the Director of the National Parks of Senegal, requesting the Committee to maintain the property on the List of World Heritage in Danger and referring to a number of persisting threats already reported by the State Party in 2003, namely a retreat of natural faunal habitats due to the colonization of invasive aquatic species, growing salinity in the soils resulting in increased mortality of riverine vegetation and silting up of river courses causing a reduction in the natural river flow and impacts on biodiversity. The letter also has proposed a small experts workshop in order to urgently prepare a plan of action. The letter provides no information with regard to possible benchmarks and timeframes for the possible removal of the property from the List of World Heritage in Danger.
IUCN reiterates its observation that, although Salvinia molesta is now under control in the property, monitoring is still needed and that there is a need to asses the threat caused by another invading species, Typha australis, which is colonizing open water bodies due to changing hydrological conditions created by the upstream dam. Unlike Salvinia molesta, which was introduced from the neotropics, Typha australis is a native species that due to changes in environmental conditions has been expanding rapidly into the ecosystem. IUCN notes that, being a native species, it is impossible to control using biological methods. However, it might be managed by increasing water depth, and/or cutting stems under water.
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Draft Decision
Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary (Senegal)
The World Heritage Committee,
1. Requests the World Heritage Centre and IUCN in co-operation with the State Party and the IUCN invasive species specialist group, to undertake a mission to the property to: assess the level of threat posed by they proliferation of Typha australis and other invasive aquatic species; assess the other problems reported by the State Party, namely the growing salinity and silting up of the rivers, and; advise on required actions and possible benchmarks and timeframes for removal of the property from the List of World Heritage in Danger and submit recommendations for examination by the World Heritage Committee at its 29th session in 2005;
2. Decides to retain Djoudj Bird Sanctuary on the List of World Heritage in Danger.
List of World Heritage in Danger
The World Heritage Committee,
1. Following examination of state of conservation reports of properties on the List of World Heritage in Danger (WHC-04/28.COM/15A Rev),
2. Decides to maintain the following properties on the List of World Heritage in Danger:
- Minaret and Archaeological Remains of Jam, Afghanistan (Decision 28 COM 15A.21)
- Cultural Landscape and Archaeological Remains of the Bamiyan Valley, Afghanistan (Decision 28 COM 15A.22)
- Butrint, Albania (Decision 28 COM 15A.28)
- Tipasa, Algeria (Decision 28 COM 15A.16)
- Walled City of Baku with the Shirvanshah's Palace and Maiden Tower, Azerbaijan (Decision 28 COM 15A.29)
- Royal Palaces of Abomey, Benin (Decision 28 COM 15A.14)
- Manovo-Gounda St Floris National Park, Central African Republic (Decision 28 COM 15A.1)
- Comoé National Park, Côte d'Ivoire (Decision 28 COM 15A.2 )
- Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, Côte d'Ivoire/Guinea (Decision 28 COM 15A.5)
- Okapi Wildlife Reserve, Democratic Rep. of the Congo (Decision 28 COM 15A.3)
- Kahuzi-Biega National Park, Democratic Rep. of the Congo (Decision 28 COM 15A.3)
- Virunga National Park, Democratic Rep. of the Congo (Decision 28 COM 15A.3)
- Garamba National Park, Democratic Rep. of the Congo (Decision 28 COM 15A.3)
- Salonga National Park, Democratic Rep. of the Congo (Decision 28 COM 15A.3)
- Sangay National Park, Ecuador (Decision 28 COM 15A.12)
- Abu Mena, Egypt (Decision 28 COM 15A.17)
- Simien National Park, Ethiopia
- (Decision 28 COM 15A.4)
- Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve, Honduras (Decision 28 COM 15A.13)
- Group of Monuments at Hampi, India (Decision 28 COM 15A.24)
- Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, India (Decision 28 COM 15A.10)
- Ashur (Qal'at Sherqat), Iraq (Decision 28 COM 15A.18)
- Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls, Jerusalem (Decision 28 COM 15A.31)
- Timbuktu, Mali (Decision 28 COM 15A. 15)
- Kathmandu Valley, Nepal (Decision 28 COM 15A.25)
- Air and Ténéré Natural Reserves, Niger (Decision 28 COM 15A.6)
- Fort and Shalamar Gardens in Lahore, Pakistan (Decision 28 COM 15A.26)
- Chan Chan Archaelogical Zone, Peru (Decision 28 COM 15A.30)
- Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, Philippines (Decision 28 COM 15A.27)
- Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, Senegal (Decision 28 COM 15A.7 )
- Ichkeul National Park, Tunisia (Decision 28 COM 15A.9)
- Everglades National Park, United States of America (Decision 28 COM 15A.11)
- Historic Town of Zabid, Yemen (Decision 28 COM 15A.20)
Draft Decision: 28 COM 15A.7
The World Heritage Committee,
1. Requests the State Party to invite the Centre and IUCN in close co-operation with the IUCN Invasive Species Specialist Group, to organise an expert mission to the property to assess the level of threat posed by the proliferation of Typha australis and other invasive aquatic species as well as the other problems reported by the State Party, namely the growing salinity and the silting up of rivers and to advise on required actions and possible benchmarks and timeframes for removal of the property from the List of World Heritage in Danger;
2. Decides to retain Djoudj Bird Sanctuary on the List of World Heritage in Danger.
Documents examined by the Committee in 2004WHC-04/28.COM/15A.Rev
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Keys Goldencents, Handsome Mike
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- Voice Actors: Bill Cosby, Jan Crawford, Gerald Edwards, Eric Suter, Lou Scheimer.
- Directed By Hal Sutherland.
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- First Aired on November 25, 1972.
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Considering I just rec'd my a7 yesterday, this is great news!
Wow... this makes the Hasselblad collector cams look really good. What is Nikon thinking? Then again, everyone knows that if you cover the nameplate with some gaffers tape, nobody will know you are carrying around a pricey camera... :)
expressivecanvas: Lame... nothing like the leading camera manufacturer (for now, anyway) making themselves look desperate. I find this nonsense just that... nonsense.
...and, unprofessional.
Lame... nothing like the leading camera manufacturer (for now, anyway) making themselves look desperate. I find this nonsense just that... nonsense.
mpgxsvcd: I don't think this guy has ever actually seen any camera other than a Canon.
That is exactly what I was thinking as I read this interview. I couldn't help but wonder if he had even wandered around the show to see what was being showcased at his competitor's booths. About three-quarters of the way through the article, I suspected he has never checked out cameras from any other manufacturers. He seems to be living in a Canon world where everything is Canon.
For an 'entry-level' four-thirds camera... and assuming it will be priced competitively... the sample photos really are quite nice. It appears to be a simple, no-fuss camera for the mass market. Most people (read none of us in this forum) just want to be able to pick up a camera, point it in the right direction, and capture a decent photo. Zero learning curve. A very basic camera lacking options and controls found on more advanced cameras is a good thing for the general public. Back to my original thought... the sample photos looked much better than I thought they would look. If priced below all other new m4/3 cameras and put in the right stores, it just might be successful. The price really needs to be low, though, to tempt all those who are satisfied with their cellphones for capturing photographic records of their family adventures...
Lawrencew: Any suggestion as to why the video quality from the X-T1 and the X-E2 is so poor?
Is it something that can be addressed in a firmware fix down the line, or is it something inherent in the sensor?
Fuji has always been notoriously behind the competition when it comes to video (even long before xtrans). It seems to me that video is only included on cameras just so they can add it to their marketing jibberish. That being said, Fuji video is 'okay' for family clips on family outings. There is nothing 'professional' about it though. It is just a basic functioning minor feature.
expressivecanvas: I agree with many previous comments. First time I attempted to view this, couldn't get past the 1:22 mark. Went back a few hours later but had difficulty for the same reasons. I ended up skipping through and fast-forwarding.
One reason why this was difficult to watch is because the clips are so short. Many of the clips are more like a slideshow of still shots with slideshow panning transitions. Lighting was problematic. Perhaps more planning should have gone into creating more artistic clips of very specific highlights... building to a climax... la de da... you all get the idea.
cont'd... As a musician, I felt the music chosen was a poor choice. I like the piece, it was just a poor choice for this production. This music evoked feelings of monotony and boredom rather than excitement and exploration into the unknown. Perhaps the music should even have had a slight 'underground' DSP effect to match what we are viewing. If the music was more appropriate, that would have made a tremendous difference in how I felt overall. Even with no improvements to the video side of things, more appropriate music may have helped hold my attention for longer than 1:22.
Great idea but really poorly executed/produced. They really should go back to the "cutting room" floor and start over... this time effectively listening to the constructive criticism. This really could be a great idea.
I agree with many previous comments. First time I attempted to view this, couldn't get past the 1:22 mark. Went back a few hours later but had difficulty for the same reasons. I ended up skipping through and fast-forwarding.
One reason why this was difficult to watch is because the clips are so short. Many of the clips are more like a slideshow of still shots with slideshow panning transitions. Lighting was problematic. Perhaps more planning should have gone into creating more artistic clips of very specific highlights... building to a climax... la de da... you all get the idea.
If Sigma dropped all Nikon mount lenses over this nonsense by Nikon, who would be hurt the most? It would not be Sigma...
Sigma should put more effort into m4/3, Pentax, Fuji X and maybe one or two others. Significant numbers of annoyed Nikon users would be annoyed that Nikon forced Sigma to drop development of their mount and probably drop their Nikon gear for greener pastures with more options available.
In the end, Sigma could garner more sales... along with more users of m4/3, Pentax, Fuji X...
If Nikon wants to stand alone and push away all third party development, let them play with themselves...
I believe Nikon is isolating themselves which just may be corporate suicide in such a small world.
This idea could have made for a very interesting and artistic series of photographs. Poor angles (the palm tree hat is perhaps the worst offender), VERY poor modeling, some poor lighting (including fill imbalances), and some truly disgusting ideas makes for a poor series in general. DPR really felt the need to report on, share and waste space with this garbage?
Outstanding job, Fuji... watch out Canon and Nikon! Before long, I can see Fuji putting a serious hurt on Olympus and Panasonic too. Great job, Fuji!
Heefe: As always pictures look unsharp on high res displays like the Retina. Flickr can do it, why not dpreview?
In my experience, Flickr over-sharpens and over-saturates everything. Please, DPR, don't do anything Flickr does to photos!
evogt500: After seeing Fuji's new line of bridge cameras, I'm happy to still have my S200EXR.
Agreed. I'm glad I never parted with my S100FS. This announcement is an amazingly huge disappointment... and amazingly underwhelming when compared to the rumors on the street. That kind of publicity only hurts a manufacturer.
I was about 99% sure I will be moving to a Pentax system to replace my obsolete Olympus system but if Tamron is going to be passing on making lenses in Pentax mount from now on, I might need to reevaluate. I'm not implying that I think this particular lens will be a 'good' lens, but Tamron does indeed make some really nice, fast lenses. If they are dropping Pentax, I definitely need to reevaluate systems...
I find this lens fairly interesting... Seems like M42 mount would make more sense for an all manual lens. It would be much more easily adaptable for all cameras in that mount, wouldn't it?
Mike Walters: Is it that the 3rd party batteries do not work, or just that the reporting of the remaining charge doesnt work? If it is the latter, then what do you expect with a 3rd party battery. The remaining charge reporting is a firmware function and if Nikon decide to change that (which they are within thier rights to do) then the camera may not have the ability to report the remaining charge of a 3rd paty battery....what a surprise.
Reports are that the firmware update renders some 3rd party batteries useless. And by 'some' that means that enough batteries had this problem that this was a well known problem around the globe within hours.
egk4260: I never even considered a third party battery until the V1 battery issue with OEM batteries branded both Nikon and Sony showed early failure and no support or recognition by Nikon. In correspondence with them they sent me this link:
which you will note carries order info for OEM batteries with no warranty and third party batteries with up to three year warranty. OEM 70USD batteries with 2-3 month life span in a throwaway like the V1 was unacceptable.
Holy moly! Approx $60 for one battery!?! Why, oh why, oh why, would anyone in their right mind by a Nikon if that is the legitimate cost of batteries? Thanks Nikon for all this nonsense which brought this to my attention (and which you caused yourself)... now, not only will I never buy a Nikon, I will never recommend a Nikon to family/friends. That price is absolutely insane for a battery! One battery!!
hectorsm: I currently own nine 3rd party batteries for several different cameras. Some of the batteries are around 10 years old. None of them have ever failed or overheated. I'm yet to see any statistics or numbers that point to 3rd party batteries causing damage to Nikon cameras.
I believe Nikon reason for the firmware block are pure marketing. Nothing else, just that.
I agree... I use 3rd party batteries for my Fuji and Oly gear... been using them for years because I get more shots per charge and the 3rd party batteries cost significantly less. I have never had a problem with my batteries nor do I know of anyone having any problems other than age and no longer taking a charge after years of use. This Nikon nonsense probably has nothing to do with warrantees... maybe, however, about crappy, cheap voltage regulators in Nikons if Nikon cams are seeing a lot of power issues. Seems to me this nonsense is just about Nikon trying to block other manufacturers' sales rather than taking care of their customers and subsequently boosting their own sales. Maybe they are blindly under the assumption that ANY ink is good ink... meanwhile more and more customers get annoyed and jump ship. Sorry Nikon fans, but I am seeing desperation and poor decisions while leaving customers in the dark...
runamuck817: It's becoming impossible to recommend Nikon anymore. I wanted a small cam with long zoom and passed over the Nikon P520 and got a Panasonic FZ200 instead. The Nikon won't take filters--the panny will.
I was thinking about the D5300 with the wifi built in, but I found out it won't play nice with any of my Sigma lenses. I bought a wifi card instead. Sorry, Nikon.
Will the last person out of Nikon headquarters please turn out the lights? Nikon is digging its own grave and we may as well start dumping Nikon gear while we can still get something for it.
I agree, completely.


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Woody Harrelson finally did it!
After 20 years with girlfriend Laura Louie, the actor took the plunge this past Sunday and said "I do" in Hawaii.
"Woody Harrelson and Laura Louie were officially married yesterday on the island of Maui," the actor's rep told UsMagazine.com Monday. "The ceremony was attended by family and friends. The couple have been together 20 years and are the proud parents of three daughters."
Some of the guests included Woody's good pal Owen Wilson, Willie Nelson and Sean Penn. Alanis Morisette even sang at the ceremony.
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Buffalo Tigers FL Everglades Airboat Rides
In honor of Veteran's Day, Nov. 11, 2014, the weekend of November 8th-11th, show your military id and get $3.00 off ticket price of 45 minute guided tour.
On Thanksgiving day we will be open normal business hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
On Christmas day we will open half the day, from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
Call 305-559-5250 for special group rates for schools, summer camps, or special events. Let us customize a private airboat tour experience just for you or for the entire family.
Take an authentic, thrilling, exciting memorable airboat tour with the original Florida natives the Miccosukee. Let our native guides give you an airboat experience to remember.
We are Miccosukee family owned and operated. Buffalo Tiger started his airboat tours, after over 20 years of service as the Chairman of the Miccosukee people, to share the wonder and beauty of the Florida Everglades the ancestral homeland of our people. As you glide over "The River of Grass" you will see native wildlife such as the american alligator in its natural habitat. You will stop at a Tree Island to see Buffalo's ancestral home and take a walk on our nature trail. Experience the mystery and learn about the Everglades from our native guides.
Visitors always ask what will they see on a tour. This footage taken during a private group tour. Enjoy!