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We've been slowly reclaiming a lot of overgrown yard space and in the newly clean spaces i discovered these growing? does anyone know what they are? they seem to like the semi-shade of the tree line, i haven't seen them farther than that. we have kids so i want to know if they are safe and i'd like to move them to a more protected spot if i can so our continued clean up won't kill them off. thanks in advance. Elizabeth |
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- Posted by Soleil.Blume.Hooke 8a (My Page) on Wed, May 1, 13 at 13:14
I'm pretty sure that's bull nettle. They are super invasive around where I live. Your photo matches the ones I see and the ones on google images. If you have children, you should eradicate that plant. Because all those hairs on the stem will sting and it's very uncomfortable. I remember running barefoot into a patch of those as a kid ... Definitely a memory that stuck. Pretty to look at but hurts to touch. |
Here is a link that might be useful: BullNettle/Wikipedia
Thanks for solving the mystery, I was walking on a trail a few days ago and saw a mound of these plants, they didn't appear to have hairs on them, got to check them out again |
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But I may die from smoke inhalation.
Thanksgiving is over and it was a good day but it was not without it's moments. It all started when I let Paula Deen come to our thanksgiving brunch. I thought it would be impressive if Paula's ***** Baked French Toast with Praline topping put in an appearance.
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Shame on me for laughing at the word picture you painted. Paula should guarantee that she will come clean the oven and the air for anyone who uses that recipe. Glad you had a good time and shared a grin. |
Paula Deen is a she devil. She is out to get you one way or the other with those recipes of her. I think one of the richest desserts I ever made was for a dinner party I had here a couple of year ago. It was a pear bread pudding on top of custard with a bourbon sauce.Just amazing but I suffered the next day and I'm sure everyone else did too. Glad it didn't turn out worse Jan and other than that it sounds like you had a nice Thanksgiving. |
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Janis, I was quite pleased to read your post. Ok, billowing smoke wasn't pleasant but, hey, like you said, no cuts or bruises. A stellar day! Thanks for sharing. Always good to hear from you. Paula Deen does get a bit carried away, and I always thought I was a butter nut. LOL. Maybe lighten up on the butter, but keep the Mimosa's is my suggestion. Strong suggestion. ;-] |
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Jan, it was so much fun to read your adventure, somehow you are attracting those hilarious situations - well maybe not for those directly involved, but your sense of humor always make them fun to read. I second coconut's suggestion: lighten up on the butter and keep the mimosas, I would. |
Whew! So glad there were no calls for the first-aid kit. Yep, keep the mimosas, maybe add a margarita or two, sit back and enjoy. |
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I'm glad everything worked out ok. . I'm smiling at the way you write about the mishap. A national news co-anchor told about the thanksgiving at her parents house this year. They also had smoke issues, then when her mother opened a champagne bottle, the cork got away from her and hit her DH in they eye and gave him a black eye. According to the anchor, they usually invite the horse, yes a real live horse, into the house to celebrate with them. Because of all the 'events', they forgot to invite the horse, so there "was no horse in the house" this thanksgiving. I agree with the others, keep the mimosa, just watch out for the cork. I don't know what to say about the horse in the dining room. |
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[1215] P16 Expression in Early Müllerian Serous Carcinogenesis
Houman Nafisi, Zeina Ghorab, Nadia Ismiil, Reda Saad, Valerie Dube, Mahmoud A Khalifa, Sharon Nofech-Mozes. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada; Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto, Canada
Background: Mutation of tumor suppressor gene p53 is believed to be responsible for the initiation and progression of serous endometrial (ESC) and ovarian (OSC) carcinomas as well as their early/localized forms: endometrial intraepithelial carcinoma (EIC), tubal intraepithelial carcinoma (TIC) and the putative precursor p53 signature (p53S). In the majority of cases, p53 mutation is associated with p53 immunoreactivity; however, some molecular events do not result in p53 protein accumulation. Recent studies demonstrated P16 expression in ESC and OSC but data on its expression in early serous carcinogenesis is limited. We aimed to examine p16 immunoreactivity in EIC, TIC and p53S.
Design: We studied p53 and p16 expression in EIC (n=27; 9 pure EIC and 18 with adjacent ESC), TIC (n=10) and p53S cases (n=11), using immunohistochemistry. Expression [percent staining (score 0-4) + intensity (score 1-3)] was assessed in the neoplastic epithelium and categorized as positive if the combined score was ≥5.
Results: Among EIC cases, 22/27 (81%) were positive for p53 and 27/27 (100%) for p16. Among ESC cases 14/18 (78%) were positive for p53 and (17/18) 94% for p16. Among TIC cases, 9/10 (90%) were p53 positive and 10/10 (100%) were p16 positive. P53 was negative in 4 cases on both EIC and ESC components, one pure EIC and one TIC case. All p53 negative cases had typical morphologic features of serous/intraepithelial carcinoma. P53 was positive in all 11 p53S by definition, while p16 was universally negative.
Conclusions: We analyzed the gene products of p53 and p16 with pivotal role in cell cycle regulation and tumorigenesis. There is a high level of concordance between p53 and p16 expression in ESC and EIC component. These results suggest that p16 has a role in early müllerian serous carcinogenesis but is absent in non-committed lesions such as p53 signature. P16 immunohistochemistry is more sensitive than p53 in identifying early/localized forms of serous carcinoma and can be used as an adjunct confirmatory tool in p53 negative cases.
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It's not that the plant can't/won't tolerate the photo load associated with full sun; more accurately, it doesn't tolerate the high leaf temperatures associated with the heat build-up in full sun sites. W/o good air movement and cool ambient temperatures, the leaves are much more likely to overheat and die in full indoor sun. You can repot any time with little in the way of ill effects, if you're careful about your watering habits - especially until the newly increased soil volume is colonized by roots. This plant likes humidity & doesn't do well in the warm, dry, indoor conditions associated with centrally heated homes that don't have humidifiers. Ideal conditions would be something like: humidity 40% or higher, day temps between 55-60* with night temps being about 10* cooler than day temps, very bright indirect light, and a fast draining and well aerated soil. Al |
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I live about 3 miles inland from the Pacific, so I do know these plants love the coastal climate. We do have ocean breezes most of the time. I don't want to keep it as a houseplant. I want to grow it outside in a larger pot. Can I keep it under a tree for partial shade, near a water fountain, where it can get some humidity? I would like to take good care of this tree, and hopefully plant it outdoors so it grows into a large tree. They're beautiful. Thanks, TammyPie |
To be a large tree -- how "large" is large by your definition? -- it needs to ultimately be in a humongous pot. |
- Posted by tammypie 9 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Dec 25, 11 at 2:18
jean001a, I don't plan to leave it in a pot - I want to plant it outdoors NOT IN A POT. TPie |
I'm confused. Dec 23, 11 at 23:14 you said "I want to grow it outside in a larger pot." Then Dec 25, 11 at 2:18 you said "I want to plant it outdoors NOT IN A POT." So is it that you want to transfer to a larger container now, then into the ground later? If so, that works. If you purchased it from outdoor stock, then plant outdoors now. The sooner the roots are in the ground, the better. As for how much heat load it can tolerate or not, depends upon where you live. They do fine in coastal California. Jean |
- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (email@example.com) on Tue, Dec 27, 11 at 14:49
Tammy, I too am confused. Pot or ground? lol. How tall is your NIP? Either, or, they're slow-growers. A young Norfolk Pine will eventually heighten, but it can take years. If you wanted a large tree, perhaps you should have purchsed a 3-4 footer. They're available everywhere, including Walmart. Not expensive either. Norfolks do well in full sun, as long as soil doesn't dry too much and there's moisture in the air. When needles brown and drop, they don't regrow. Good luck, Toni |
- Posted by tammypie 9 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Dec 28, 11 at 0:56
OK Jean Let me clarify. I want to someday plant it outdoors either in my front or back yard. Of a house I don't own yet. Today, my NIP is in a 4-inch pot, it's small maybe 1 foot high at the moment. I want to plant it in a larger size pot. Where I live I am renting but don't plan on staying here forever. The next home I buy, I will plant the NIP. I want to know, if I repot into a larger pot, can I keep it in full sun? One day it will be planted in the ground, at a property I own. So, what are the lighting requirements of a small, 4 inch NIP that will soon be transplanted into a much larger pot? Sorry for the confusion. TPie |
Not sure these are fully hardy in zone 9. Also do note that these things can get incredibly tall and have relatively small root systems and are not really a good choice if you're in an area with lots of strong winds. And that they get pinecones that are roughly the size of pineapples which can be /very/ dangerous when they drop. |
- Posted by TrooperRat none (My Page) on Sat, Jul 21, 12 at 10:00
This is going to go against the grain, but so beit. I have read the experts writing about Norfolk pines and their need for high humidity and not planting in climates over 95 degrees and this, that and the other thing. Well, 4 years ago, after Christmas, I bought 4 of them at Home Depot, they had marked them down less than half off. At the time I knew nothing about them and so I planted 3 of them in direct sunlight and the 4th I planted in front of my house. I live in Phoenix, AZ btw. The 3 in direct sunlight died, of course. But the 4th? It's been in the ground for 4 years now. It has endured temperatures as high as 117 degrees. It is VERY dry here most of the year. I water it every other day. It doesn't grow very fast, admittedly, maybe a few inches per year. But, I don't care about that aspect of it, it's an absolutely beautiful tree, growing outside, in the Sonoran desert. It has also withstood a moderate frost - though some of the tips of some of the branches died out during that episode, amazingly, it made a comeback on those branches as well and started growing again! It is never in direct sunlight - well some portions of branches that grew out got into the direct sunlight and it didn't care for that at all. However, the way this thing is growing, it will just be a small, beautiful tree that does nothing but add to the look of my front yard. It would be interesting, however, for all the experts (of which I am definitely not) to tell me how all of you say that these trees cannot possibly grow outside, especially in Arizona in the desert? My tree seems to be contradicting that logic. |
- Posted by tammypie 9 (email@example.com) on Thu, Jul 26, 12 at 2:52
I am currently keeping my Norfolk in a 6 inch pot and is in a west-facing garden window. I'm misting it daily with a little bit of plant food that I add to the spray bottle (5 drops). I see there are several NFP's planted in this pot; some have browned up and died. The main plant - the tallest - is growing slowly, as someone said. So that it is growing, and one day I plan on putting it in the ground to it becomes a full-fledged tree - in the meantime can I pot up? Thanks for all your advice, TammyPie |
- Posted by tammypie 9 (email@example.com) on Sat, Dec 1, 12 at 23:46
Well it's December 1, 2012 and I still have my small NIP. I did put it outdoors in full sun, now that it's Fall. I noticed that the upper branches faded a little but, so I brought it indoors and put it back where I usually keep it - west facing garden window. Did I kill it? I mist it ever day and keep the soil semi-moist. How come there are large NIL growing in my neighborhood in full sun, beautiful and large? If full sun if bad for them and they need partial-shade, you could have fooled me. Why do they grow so good? |
- Posted by nicoblue74 IN (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 12:24
My experience with NIP has been that when I buy them in the 4 in pot there are several plants in one pot and i need to prune back or separate the plants or they will surely die within the year. They also seem to rebound for me when there is a cold or hot blast to them, so hopeully yours will as well. However, I can not stress enough that you will want to separate them if your pot is filled with several little trees. Good luck! |
- Posted by tammypie 9 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Dec 5, 12 at 23:14
Today I purchased another with several little trees in one pot. I planted it in a larger pot with new potting mix. Tomorrow I'll separate them out. I'm glad you mentioned this to me. |
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I have done well with my cuttings this year and now I need to know if I should feed them during the Winter months. They are in cold green house kept just above freezing. Also most are in 4 pack cells and I wonder if I should pot them on now or wait until Spring. Thank you for any advice you can share with me. |
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Video TranscriptIF YOU HEARD THE WEATHER SIRENS TODAY IN DOUGLAS COUNTY - IT'S A TEST. BUT AN áIMPORTANT ONE. K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S MOLLY MILES FOLLOWED ALONG, AS CREWS LISTENED AND LOOKED AT áEACH SIREN. ALL TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE READY FOR SEVERE WEATHER SEASON. IT'S A SOUNDS THAT USUALLY MEANS TROUBLE AND ONE YOU WOULD RATHER NOT HEAR , BUT TODAY FOR MARK CHASTAIN, IT WAS MUSIC TO HIS EARS.(MARK CHASTAIN/community emergency response team) We have severe weather season coming up to us and if they are in nonworking order and the public it's outdoors they won't get adequate notice of tornadoes or any kind of severe weather. CREWS WENT TO ALL 118 SIRENS AROUND TOWN --CB RADIO NATS-- TO MAKE SURE EACH AN EVERY ONE WAS IN WORKING ORDER.(Chastain) If they don't go off then they can come out and get them fixed before the severe weather does arrive.THE COUNTY SOUNDS THE SIREN'S ONCE A MONTH TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE WORKING, BUT DURING THIS ANNUAL TEST, THEY ALSO PHYSICALLY LOOKED AT THE SIRENS.(Chastain) I was watching to make sure there's no debris coming out of the siren and was it rotating like it should.CHASTAIN ADMITS THAT THE SIRENS CAN BE A BIT ANNOYING.(Chastain) What people need to remember (sirens cut him off)AND SOMETIMES INTRUSIVE, BUT IT'S A SOUND THAT CAN SAVE LIVES. (Chastain) They may not be happy to hear them but they should be happy that they are there to notify them of any severe weather.IN OMAHA, MOLLY MILES, KETV NEWSWATCH 7. TEAMS FOUND 3 SIRENS THAT WERE áNOT WORKING...CREWS WILL
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Through the tree line at Adventure Zone Paintball, visitors can often hear the scattered reports of paintball markers and the thwack of their projectiles finding their targets. These friendly conflicts take place on seven fields, each ranging in size and configuration to encourage different combat situations. The largest is Hidden Valley, a heavily forested arena interwoven by trails and spotted with cover. The Outback encourages long-distance play with its central clearing, with players hiding in sniper towers, squatting behind plank walls, and standing awkwardly to pretend they are just trees. The small Urban Chaos field facilitates fast-paced games as teams duck behind overturned barrels and underneath the gate of a pretend car wash.


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Lee bought this property — nearly fifty acres surrounded by mountains — in 2002. He started building his cabin in 2003 and moved in two years later. He named his spread the Laughing Valley Ranch, after a place in L. Frank Baum's 1902 story "The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus." In it, an infant Santa is abandoned in a forest populated by fairies, elves and gnomes. He's raised by a wood nymph until he comes of age and the forest dwellers decide he must learn the ways of humans. Santa eventually settles in the Laughing Valley.
Though Lee moved himself and his animals to Idaho Springs about a decade ago, he'd been ranching on rented land for years. He started around the same time he became Santa. He didn't come from a ranching family, but Lee always loved animals and owned dogs. After his divorce, he took up trail running and became interested in burro racing. He decided to buy a donkey of his own, figuring he could also use it in the historical mountain-man storytelling show he was developing. Lee became deeply involved in both activities and his herd grew from there, eventually expanding to include a variety of animals that he used for petting zoos and other events. Along with the occasional bartending gig, he began making a living this way.
Lee holds a special place in pack-burro racing. The sport celebrates Colorado's mining days; according to legend, when two miners discovered gold in the same place, they'd grab their burros and race each other to the claims office in town. Today's pack-burro races are similar. Racers run while leading a burro on a rope. The burro must carry a pack saddle that weighs at least 33 pounds and includes a pick, a gold pan and a shovel. Riding the burros isn't allowed. Instead, the runners coax the stubborn animals to complete the course, which is no easy task; the annual Fairplay race, the first of pack-burro racing's so-called Triple Crown, is 29 miles long.
"Bill's one of the reasons the sport is still here," says Brad Wann, a fellow racer who handles media relations for the Western Pack Burro Ass-ociation. Lee kept a substantial herd of donkeys, Wann says, and was always willing to loan or rent them to newcomers.
His burros were impressive, too. They won prizes at the Stock Show and took first place in championship burro races. Blaster the burro served as the mascot for the Colorado School of Mines, and a contingent of Lee's burros — including a white donkey that had been painted green — won Best Equine Western Entry in this year's St. Patrick's Day parade in Denver.
But Lee's ability to care for his animals was compromised in April 2011, when he suffered grave injuries in an auto accident. He was in Arvada buying goat's milk for his baby reindeer when his truck started to roll down the driveway. Lee tried to stop it, but fell underneath it instead. The truck ran over his chest, breaking all of his ribs, cracking his breastbone and collapsing both of his lungs. He was rushed to a Denver hospital, where he spent several weeks.
His second wife, Carol, tried to take care of the ranch. She told the weekly Clear Creek Courant newspaper that she was searching for homes for some of Lee's animals while he was in the hospital. "I'm trying to foster and adopt as many animals as possible," she said, "and still maintain the reindeer, because he is Santa Claus."
The first complaint came in on May 12, a little over a month after Lee's accident. A woman named Belinda Douglas sent an e-mail to the Colorado Bureau of Animal Protection, which supports local law enforcement agencies in investigating animal cruelty. The e-mail was forwarded to Staci McBrayer, animal-control officer with the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office.
According to McBrayer's fifteen-page search warrant, Douglas reported that she'd been to Lee's property twice with a friend who was helping to care for Lee's donkeys while he was in the hospital. Douglas said she'd been given permission to foster two of the donkeys, though McBrayer noted "it was unclear who gave her permission." But once Lee was released from the hospital, he refused to allow her to take them. Douglas told McBrayer that the donkeys were suffering from "severe hair loss," perhaps due to lice or a skin infection.
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That day, McBrayer observed 126 animals. Several — including six donkeys, a llama, two Highland cattle and a dark-colored mule — had no shelter. One pen full of goats, sheep and alpacas contained a buried water tub "that allowed manure and contamination to seep into it." And two of Santa's reindeer, she wrote, "appeared to move in [a] painful, slow manner."


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I was involved devloping the lessons, experiments, and assessments for the GetBac! program. I helped present the program at the National Press Club in DC and gave workshops at NSTA many years ago. The program is still great, leads to inquiry science learning and integrates common core curriculum content. It's been a great partnership for schools, government agencies, and other places that teach children about food safety.
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Thank you Kids in Need Foundation! As an elementary teacher, I spend thousands of dollars every year on books and materials to infuse hands-on, real-life applications for learning. You helped me tremendously to do three expensive projects! My kids will learn so much more from manipulating actual materials to build projects.
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- Front Page
- High School Programs
- Intellectually Gifted and Mature Program
Intellectually Gifted and Mature Program
High School Programs
- Career Technical Education Pathways
- College Tech Prep
- College Transfer Pathways
- GED Program
- Haywood Early College
- Haywood Early College Contact Information
- High School Schedules
- Home-Schooled Students
- Intellectually Gifted and Mature Program
Effective January 2012, community colleges will no longer be permitted to enroll students under the age of 16 as part of the Intellectually or Academically Gifted (AIG) program. On July 1, 2011, in Section 7.1A.(f) of Senate Law 2011-145 and House Bill 200, the North Carolina General Assembly repealed G.S. 115D-1.1 and G.S. 115D-1.2 which previously allowed students under the age of 16 who met specific academic criteria to enroll in community college courses. In effect, community colleges are no longer able to offer enrollment options for students who are under the age of 16 unless they have earned a high school diploma or unless they are participating in one of the three Career and College Promise pathways.
To review the listing of repeal, please visit http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Sessions/2011/Bills/House/PDF/H200v9.pdf.


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Happy Earth Day, Spring Warm Up
Flowers are blooming, birds a-chirping, and it's the perfect just-a-sweater weather – what's there not to like about Spring? For these warm but breezy days, our idea of perfect outerwear is this Stewart+Brown drape net cardigan. Not too big, not too small, this simple hoodie is made of 100 percent hand-knit organic cotton, can be dressed up or down, and is the epitome of the Los Angeles-based brand's desire to produce quality, highly functional clothing that make little impact on the planet. Their pieces are also produced using fair trade practices and one percent of all sales is donated to non-profit, environmental, and social welfare organizations. Wife and husband team Karen Stewart and Howard Brown are just trying to do their part in securing their children's future. And so far, they seem to be doing everything just right. Buy it now at stewartbrown.com.
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PATH's Maureen Mukai brings us news today of a new holiday season tradition, Giving Tuesday (or, if you speak Twitter, as the organizers of the event do, #GivingTuesday). The idea is to take a day to open up your heart—and your wallet—for good causes.
If you live in the United States, there's a good chance you indulged in some retail therapy on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. After doubling up on these days for shopping deals, let's devote a day to giving back!
Today is the very first #GivingTuesday. Join more than 2,000 organizations and thousands of individuals in putting this new tradition on the calendar and bringing the focus back to charitable giving. Whether you can give $50, $250, or $1,000, please support a healthier world for everyone and make a gift to PATH.
In honor of #GivingTuesday, PATH is launching our year-end matching challenge early. That means a group of PATH donors will match all gifts to our Catalyst Fund, up to a total of $100,000, now through December 31. This is a great chance to double your impact. Stand up for global health equity, and donate to PATH.


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Not Continental Drift but Plate Tectonics (Released May 2010)
All aspects of Wegener's theory and many qualities of Wegener himself were subject to attack. Because Wegener was trained as a meteorologist, critics questioned the relevance of his experience. Because he relied on published studies instead of conducting his own fieldwork, he was criticized for co-opting, misinterpreting, or cherry-picking other scientists' work. Even the jigsaw fit of the continents that initially inspired continental drift was denied, with Jeffreys, Rollin Chamberlain, and others arguing that the margins of the continents matched only if they were dramatically deformed.26 (This argument is telling of the lack of care of some critics of Wegener, who failed to notice that Wegener's fit was based on the continental shelves, not the outlines of the continents as they appeared above sea level.27)
Above all geologists rejected the notion of the horizontal displacement of the continents. For many critics, the argument against continental drift boiled down to a single point: Continents could not move. Jeffreys, a pioneering seismologist, was particularly adamant that the Earth's rigidity precluded displacement.28 Bowie made a similar argument based on isostasy.29 Most geologists were not so final in their rejection, but nevertheless considered the mechanisms suggested by Wegener and his allies to be inadequate to displace a continent. Nor did they concede that displacement was necessary to explain mountain building or homologies. Other reasonable explanations existed. When attempts to measure continental displacement using astronomical observation and telegraph signals provided ambiguous results, most geologists were content to dismiss continental drift.30
The alternative theories developed during and after the debate on drift theory still struggled with the conflicting requirements of isostasy and the fossil and structural homologies. Many theories simply ignored one or the other of these lines of evidence. For example, the fissiparturition hypothesis argued that the present distribution of the continents occurred when the Moon was ripped from the Earth, splitting the then-continuous granitic crust and filling the cracks with basalt. But this theory offered no explanation for fossil homologies.31 Others tried to reconcile the problematic observations by appealing to processes operating in the deep crust. Joseph Barrell argued that loading the lower crust of land bridges with intrusions of basalt would make them dense enough to sink, a model rejected on isostatic grounds.32 Perhaps the most successful theory in this period was a different reimagining of the land bridge hypothesis, this one proposed by Charles Schuchert and Bailey Willis. They argued that land bridges were not granitic but rather thick accumulations of basalt, similar to modern ocean islands that rise above the surface of the ocean but eventually subside.33 Though this model had its flawschief among them that Schuchert believed that the trans-Atlantic land bridge must have been large and granitic, thus burdening it with the same problems that doomed earlier land bridge theoriesit was widely regarded as a good solution to the problem of fossil homologies.
Not all geologists were content with this direction. Outside of the United States, many scientists supported continental drift. The South African field geologist Alexander du Toit, a passionate (and often frustrated) defender of drift, made detailed studies of fossil assemblages and geological structures in rocks from South Africa and South America that were adjacent in Pangaea, addressing concerns about the quality of the homologies cited by Wegener.34 But perhaps the most important adherent to the theory of continental drift was the British geologist Arthur Holmes, whose research provided the mechanism for driving plate motion lacking from Wegener's theory. Holmes argued that convection of the mantle was necessary to transfer excess radiogenic heat from the base of the mantle to the surface. Convection cells would transfer hot material from near the core to just below the crust, then travel laterally along the base of the crust until the material had cooled sufficiently to sink back into the mantle. The lateral, near-surface currents would drag the overlying continents along as they moved.35 As the historian Naomi Oreskes notes, Holmes's theory is similar and in key aspects superior to the theory of mantle convection by Harry H. Hess that is credited with sparking the plate tectonic revolution of the 1960s.36 In America, where continental drift was a theory non grata, a small number of geologists contributed work that supported the theory and foreshadowed key aspects of modern plate tectonic theory. Prominent among these were Reginald Daly and G. A. F. Molengraaf.37 Despite their efforts, however, and those of international colleagues like du Toit and Holmes, they failed to convince other American geologists of the merits of drift theory.
Wegener died during an expedition to Greenland in 1930. By the mid-1930s, the debate about mobile continents in America had petered out, and adherents would remain in the minority until the 1960s. The revival of the idea came only in response to new data from studies of the Earth's magnetic field and seafloor conducted in the 1950s and 1960s. Some forty odd years after Wegener's initial proposal, mapping of the seafloor revealed faulting and high heat flow along mid-ocean ridges that traced the midline of all the ocean basins, leading Hess to propose that the seafloor was spreading apart at these ridges as a result of deep currents in the mantle.38
Evidence consistent with mantle convection came from the new field of paleomagnetism, which looked at changes in the Earth's magnetic field over time as recorded in rocks. Certain iron-rich minerals align with the orientation of the magnetic field operating at the time of their crystallization. Sensitive magnetometers allowed geologists to measure this remanent magnetism in both continental and seafloor samples. Studies of paleomagnetism revealed three additional pieces of evidence key to the formulation of plate tectonic theory:
Unlike Wegener's theory, which failed to gain the support of the geological community, these interpretations of the new geophysical evidence were quickly assimilated into the scientific canon. The result of the 1960s research was a new theory of continental displacement, plate tectonics, which posits that the Earth's surface is divided into mobile plates driven along by deep mantle currents. Plate tectonics differs in key respects from Wegener's continental drift but shares the core, long-controversial premise of mobile continents. Today, plate tectonics enjoys nearly universally acceptance, and Wegener's continental drift is recognized as a perceptive but fatally flawed forerunner of the modern theory.
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Sweater Girl
For Lisa Anne Auerbach, the yarn is the message
Lisa Anne Auerbach, 41, works in a unique medium: sweaters. They're sweaters with messages knitted in, either through words (she has an "addiction to language") or through images of icons like Barack Obama and Sandy Koufax. The Chicago-bred artist earned her MFA from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena in 1994, and she's lived in California ever since. Many of her works are on display now through October at the University of Michigan Museum of Art. She's also at work on a series of sweaters for a festival in Nottingham, England, inspired by Robin Hood and the Luddite rebellion which began there in 1811, in which, she says, she'll be "recasting the merry men as this group of anarcho-feminists." She explained six of her works to Tablet.


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The Toronto Raptors capped off the 2010 portion of the 2010-2011 NBA season the same way they started on opening night against the Knicks on October 27th: With a loss.
This one was different, though. Falling to the Houston Rockets on the road, the Raptors were down to nine bodies, eight after reserve Jerryd Bayless had to be taken out of the game after re-aggravating an ankle injury that was sustained during the Raptors Tuesday night victory over the Mavs.
Despite the thinned roster, tired and achy bodies and temptations to rush through the game to get on a plane and return to Toronto to ring in 2011, the Raptors fought. They fought hard and they did not fold after a crippling second quarter that saw them give up 42 points to the Rockets. Starting Joey Dorsey and Amir Johnson along with injured Jose Calderon, up-and-down sophomore DeMar DeRozan and Linas Kleiza, one wonders what coach Jay Triano has running through his head when looking at his bench, trying to figure out substitutions when the bodies just are not there.
Reggie Evans was spending his new year "in the hood" with his healing foot, Andrea Bargnani was back in Toronto with that strained calf, Sonny Weems was looking sleek, but stuck on the sidelines with a sore back rooting BFF DeRozan on and Peja Stojakovic was likely stashed in an empty gym somewhere, hitting much-needed three-pointer after three-pointer…nah, just playing, he's still got that swollen left-knee.
So, against Houston, the team went with that nine-man rotation that was shortened to eight and they came out on the losing end, but came out showing something.
DeRozan, specifically, showed something.
After scoring eight points in the first half, DeRozan exploded for 29 points in the second, finishing with a career-high 37 points. Not a bad way to finish off 2010. Especially nice to see when you defend DeRozan's talent and work ethic on days that most days that end with "y" and also write things like this.
So the game was a brilliant one for DeRozan. The team needed it without Andrea Bargnani. Perhaps, he needed it even more than they did, to see what he can do when he makes the decision to be aggressive.
His big night wasn't enough for the team to get the victory, but his performance becomes a blueprint for what his coaches can begin demanding from him. This is as important as any late December victory in my books.
Now, to get to the actual game: Raptors were up…and then they gave up those 42 second quarter points and fell behind at the half. They battled until the end and that's about it. They shared a few holiday greetings with the Rockets, hopped on a plane to get back to Toronto and tomorrow they will face the Boston Celtics.
To be honest, I didn't see the game. I was finishing off a visit in Nova Scotia with family and flew home early this morning. Still, I had a ton of texts and bbms and tweets from people telling me all about DeRozan's big night. Now that I'm finally back in Toronto, I'm looking forward to watching it for myself.
And with these 500+ words of ramble that are the result of pulling an all-nighter last night/this morning, I will leave you go until tomorrow. Not a typical recap, but it wasn't a typical night. Happy 2011, everyone. May DeRozan and the rest of us all have continued success and happiness.


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LUCKNOW: The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court has expressed displeasure over poor maintenance of its lawns and open spaces in the court premises as well as apathy of the state officials in solving the problems of judges of the lower courts.Looking to the strict view of the court, principal secretary (law) ZU Khan, principal secretary (finance) Anand Mishra and director (horticulture) ON Singh assured the court that they would draw a comprehensive scheme and file affidavits within a week. The court also directed principal secretary (PWD) to file an affidavit, requiring him to forthwith attend the seepage problem in the premises of Oudh Bar Association. t
The order came from a division bench of Justice Uma Nath Singh and Justice SUZ Siddiqui on a PIL. The petitioner's counsel BK Singh had drawn court's attention on poor upkeep of lawns and open spaces of the premises and need of groundwater recharging in the premises.
In course of hearing, the bench came across different problems of lower judiciary. The principal secretary (law) assured the court to personally look into the matter within a fortnight. TA bills of subordinate judges have been pending for a long time. Despite state government sanction on March 28, 2012, the government officials are not providing official vehicles to chief judicial magistrates. Insufficient budget towards office expenses, allowances, stationary, furniture, telephone charges, minor constructions and maintenance of computers etc is causing difficulty in smooth function of courts.
The government has also not paid arrears under the Shetty Commission. The bench posted the matter on August 22 and directed the aforesaid principal secretaries to appear in the court, if the order was not complied with.
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I got my collectors edition last week!!
I got my collectors edition last week!!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
I can't wait! I don't have this one. Getting the Lithographs too!
"I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse." -Walt Disney
It means no worries for the rest of your days. It's our problem free philosophy - Hakuna Matata.
Caribbean Beach: 3/94
All-Star Music: 3/95
Dixie Landings: 6/96
Offsite: 8/01
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Pop Century: 8/05
And if I'm flying solo, at least I'm flying free!
It's time to remember the magic!
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