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- Posted by Johanna on November 26, 2007 at 11:57 am
- Category: Digital and Webcomics, Minicomics
I did some cleanup of my minicomic archives over the weekend, and I stumbled across a bunch of projects I really loved but hadn't heard from the creators of in a while. So let's test my Google skills and figure out what they're doing now.
Amy Unbounded
Spin-off series Return of the Mad Bun is published as a webcomic, although I can't tell when it was last updated. Author Rachel Hartman is mommy-blogging. From that site, I gather that she's working on a novel. Collection, published 2002, still available through used book dealers.
Also now a webcomic that actively updates. Author Tara Tallan has a blog. Collection available used as well.
Xeno's Arrow
Online as a webcomic, only at a different site. There's also an interview with the creators talking about their plans. If you want to talk to them, they have a forum.
Johnny Public
There was an additional issue, #9, since those I recommended. The publisher's website was last updated in summer 2005. A tenth issue shows up at a different online shop run by the artist as of last August, and she has a blog. I imagine life got in the way. Shame. It was intriguing, but needs to be read in large lumps.
You know, I follow very few webcomics, and I'm not good at reading page-at-a-time online, so I haven't been keeping up with the first three, much as I enjoyed them in print. Yet the one that's still in print, I'm not bothering with either. I'm not a very good customer.
Zero Hour
No, not that one. Patty Leidy did a strip of that name from 1995-1997, collected as minicomics. I enjoyed her humor, but haven't seen anything from her in a decade, only to find her blog. Yay! Right now she's having some pain issues that take up her posting, but if you scroll down, there are new comics. What a cool discovery!
9 Responses to "Whatever Happened To…"
- Tara Tallan Says:
November 26, 2007 at 5:23 PMThank you, Johanna!! It's really wonderful to hear that you still remember Galaxion so fondly. My goal is to collect the new pages (when I have enough of them) and get it published as a first-of-a-series graphic novel, so you'll be able to read it properly eventually!
- Johanna Says:
November 26, 2007 at 6:57 PMWonderful! I look forward to it, whenever it happens.
- James Schee Says:
November 26, 2007 at 8:45 PMLOL wow with Galaxion and Xeno's Arrow both listed, its a shame you didn't list Thieves & Kings. Then you would have had the entire Wayward Tour (I think it was called?) that I was lucky enough to have dinner with at my first ever con in Charlotte many, many years back.
Good to see that so many of the old favorites like them, Amy Unbounded and the like are still going. When I get time I'll go check them out!
- J. Kevin Carrier Says:
November 26, 2007 at 9:47 PMThanks for the update on Patty Leidy! I was just looking through some old "Action Girl Comics" with her work the other day, and wondered what she was up to.
- Greg Beettam Says:
November 26, 2007 at 10:06 PMHey, thanks Johanna! It's bit weird to realize we've become appropriate fodder for a "whatever happened to…" list (where does the time go?) but it's also nice not to be forgotten. And rest assured we are still plugging away creatively, albeit somewhat more behind the scenes these days. Hopefully there will be more news to tell in the next year or so… (hint hint, tease tease!)
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;) G - Stephen Geigen-Miller Says:
November 27, 2007 at 1:40 PMYou know, not a day goes by that I don't wonder whatever happened to me. :)
Yes, Xeno's Arrow is running on Modern Tales. I also have a new webcomics project in development. You can see a teaser in the Gallery on my ComicSpace profile (just click on the link at the top of this comment!)
Thanks, Johanna — and it's great to see Patty Leidy's comics again.
- Johanna Says:
November 27, 2007 at 2:23 PMHee hee hee. My devious plan worked — old friends are showing up!
Good luck with the new work, Stephen, and I look forward to finding out what you're talking about, Greg!
- Joshua Says:
November 29, 2007 at 12:50 PMReturn of the Mad Bun is still updating on Thursdays (latest installment today, though she spaced out last week), though it's just old Mad Bun stories that were originally published as minis. Still, they're new to whoever hasn't read them. I think the current story line (The Log Baby) is the last of the Mad Bun material, though, and I'm not sure what happens after that. Rachel's novel has been sold, and is scheduled to come out from Atheneum (a division of Simon & Schuster) in 2010.
- patty Says:
January 11, 2008 at 6:24 PMHEY JOHN,
yes I Live…lol
actually I'm working on development , as you can see if you read my blog daily…
LOTS of new comics on there…
I also appreciate any feedback from folks….tooning is a lonely bidness' ya
patty leidy


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08457 90 90 90 / 0161 236 8000
0161 276 53 68 (Central)
0161 922 3801 (out of hours)
0161 637 0808 (for overnight support)
If you feel you are at risk of taking your own life, or seriously harming yourself, attend your local A&E immediately or call 999.
Telephone Counselling at the LGF
Our Telephone Counselling service is for clients aged between 14 and 25 who live in the North West. This is a free service and you will be offered 8 sessions lasting 40 minutes each with a qualified counsellor, these are likely to take place weekly and the counsellor will try to accommodate your availability.
This service is ideal for anyone who is unable to come to the LGF for face-to-face counselling or those who would feel more comfortable accessing the service over the phone.
For more information, please contact us on 0845 3 30 30 30 or email email@example.com. Alternatively you can apply by downloading, completing and returning the Application for Telephone Counselling form (pdf) / the Application for Telephone Counselling (word) via email to email@example.com or by FREEPOST.
Relationship Counselling at the LGF
Some people may find counselling useful to help resolve issues that have arisen in their relationship; but may also find it useful if they have reached a point of irretrievable breakdown and want to use the counselling sessions to help bring their relationship to a respectful end.
To apply please fill in the Application for Counselling Form making it clear you are seeking relationship therapy. A relationship counsellor will contact you to arrange the first meeting which is an assessment session.
Creative Therapies at the LGF
We are currently looking at ways to offer LGF counselling clients the opportunity to work with an Art therapist or a Drama therapist. Creative therapies can be particularly helpful to people who find it hard to express their thoughts and feelings verbally. However, this does not exclude people who are able to express their thoughts and feelings but want to work in a more creative way.
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Last season, the Thomas More Prep-Marian volleyball team accomplished a remarkable turnaround.
In 2010, the Monarchs won just four matches, and then Natausha Dreher was hired as head coach. Dreher got the team's numbers boosted back up, and TMP finished 17-17 -- a 13-win difference.
However, the Monarchs graduated nine seniors from last year's team, which included five all-MCAA players.
TMP returns just one starter from last year's team, but Dreher doesn't want anyone to make excuses for them.
"It's not like we are saying 'Oh no, we lost eight seniors. Our season is over,' " Dreher said. "This is a new season. This is a new team. We are going to be successful. That's the mindset that we are going to have going in."
The Monarchs' top returner is senior Megan Gottschalk, who was a left-side hitter last season.
"She has great hands and is very successful in the back row," Dreher said. "We are looking at her in multiple positions. She is a good, consistent hitter."
Dreher doesn't have her starters set for their matches at Thursday's Abilene Quadrangular, but she said she has multiple players capable of filling spots.
Dreher said sophomore Kelli Veach should see time at setter, and senior Alivia Inlow should be a solid hitter.
"They are putting in the time because they want to be successful," Dreher said. "They understand work has to come with (success). To say one person is stepping up? No, they are all stepping up, and that's what we need."
With her squad, Dreher said her team has the ability to play a 5-1 or 6-2 formation, depending on the matchup.
"Nothing is set in stone right now," Dreher said.
Dreher said her team is focusing on improving its defense.
"That's going to be a big thing for us," she said.
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According to authorities, someone discovered five vehicles were broken into on one of the lots around 11 p.m. Officials said one of the victim's is an off-duty police officer. It was not immediately known what was taken from his or the other four vehicles.
According to the Muny's phone hotline, the venue's performance Wednesday ended around 10:30 p.m.
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Hack using ~ as a blank variable. For example in the line [A B]=max(C), if the variable A is not needed you could write the line as [~ B]=max(C) and the the first output will not be created. This yields an error in Octave (and probably should in matlab). |
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Also make sure to note that if you are using Octave, this program's version of the function "firpm" (Remez Parks-McClellan Optimal FIR Filter Design), might be called "remez" and should work the same as "firpm" works in Matlab.
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purchase (if for some reason you did not get the student version) and/or
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I have written a good deal recently about controlling leadership. As most of my posts do, this stems from current or past experience in leadership. Within the past 6 months, I have talked with close to a dozen individuals in ministry or business who are experiencing this type of leader. It is effecting their personal leadership, as well as the health of their organization.
My theory is that one reason this tension is increasing is due to young leaders who want a voice at the table early in their leadership intersecting with seasoned leaders trying to hold on to power. Perhaps I'll write more about that in another post.
If you missed any of these posts you can read:
7 Warning Signs You May Be a Controlling Leader
3 Results of Controlling Leadership
7 Reactions to Controlling Leadership
The obvious most frequent question I receive as a result of these posts involves what to do about a controlling leader? I previously wrote a post about "leading up" called 5 Ways to Influence those Who Lead You, but it addresses a leader who may not be giving you a seat at the table, but not one who is necessarily a controlling leader. Controlling leadership appears to be a more difficult issue. A leader who attempts to control everything within his or her realm is much harder to influence.
So, here's my best answer. Here are three ways to respond to a controlling leader:
Challenge – Like it or not, most complex issues such as this do not disappear on their own. Ask yourself, "Will I be content if this environment continues for the next year or longer?" If the answer is no, then you may have to challenge the controlling leadership. It should be noted that you can't challenge anyone daily. A challenge should be planned, considerate, and infrequent, but there are times where this is the best option.
Compromise – Most controlling leaders have areas in which they are willing to compromise. Much of his or her willingness to do so will be based on the degree of trust placed in others or how important an issue is to them personally. Building a relationship of trust and seeking common ground on issues allows some people to excel under a controlling leader.
Quit – If one is not willing to challenge the issue or can find no areas for compromise, the only solution, other than remaining miserable under controlling leadership, is to seek opportunities elsewhere. I had someone challenge me on Twitter recently that winners never quit, but I disagree. If you were placed in a position by a call of God, this may not be an option until God releases you and I personally would attempt the first two options before considering this option, but sometimes the best thing for the individual and the organization is to make a fresh start. (You might read my post 8 Ways to Know it's Time to Quit.)
Let me offer this closing reminder: Every situation is unique and so no post can answer your specific situation. One thing that all situations share, however, is that regardless of how one responds, each of us have an obligation to be humble, kind, gracious people. In either of these three steps we should behave likewise. Also, remember that your response to a controlling leader often determines his or her response. Momma always said "You'll catch more flies with honey than with vinegar." The Bible says it another way…"A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." (Proverbs 15:1)
Have you ever worked with or for a controlling leader? How did you respond? What steps am I missing? Help us learn from your experience.


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Incoming students receive information from the Office of Career Services regarding preparing a resume for review and other job search preparation tips.
An orientation session for LLM students takes place to ensure a smooth transition into the fall semester and the job search process. Students receive their CSM username and password to begin accessing job listings, job search resources, and the OCS events calendar. Resumes submitted in July are returned to students.
OCS hosts in-depth job search workshops targeted to Tax and Foreign-Trained LLMs. Students may begin setting up one-on-one career counseling appointments after attending a job search workshop. Non-tax, US-trained LLMs may schedule one-on-one appointments once classes begin.
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I am building a site about widget part sales. On this site, I am going to also have a forum about widgets in general. I also want a section later to sell widgets wholesale.
I was thinking of having
www.example.com (widget part sales, main site) forum.example.com (forum for widgets in general, not just their parts) wholesale.example.com (wholesale site)
www.example.com (widget part sales, main site) example.com/forum (forum for widgets in general, not just their parts) example.com/wholesale (wholesale site)
And etc, for each different directory, all relating to widgets.
Now, for the questions:
1) Does a link from subdomain to www act the same as a link from www to folder? And vice versa. Same value in SEO/page rank/rank distribution?
2) If you have the forum as a folder, and the forum has a lot of useless posts, (good to bad post ratio is low), does that hurt the ranking of the whole site?
3) If you have the forum as a subdomain, and the forum has a lot of useless posts, (good to bad post ratio is low), does that hurt the ranking of the www (since you have links to the WWW from a "low quality" section?
4) If the forum is in a directory, can you dilute the rest of the site with too many useless pages (if users are not posting good topics).
5) Do you really need to do seperate marketing for a subdomain? If you have a good www, and you point a lot of useful links into the subdomain, does that count as an "external" link? Like from a different site?
6) Do you need to build links to the subdomain as well? Won't the link juice being passed from the main site help the subdomain enough? If the subdomain gets popular, won't it help the www, since the subdomain links to the www?
7) Does anyone have any good examples of a big ecommerce store that successfully has everything in folders, rather than subdomains? (forums, blogs, profile pages, etc)
8) If a subdomain gets a penalty, does it pass to the WWW? Vice versa?
9) Since google can show up to two listings from your domain and subdomain per SERP, can you potentially get more traffic to your site with subdomains?
10) Am I thinking about this too much?
Please answer these questions taken only whitehat and full SEO has been taken into place on both the forum and www domains and folders.
Thanks in advance guys... i hope this doesn't just help me, but everyone else with this question!
BTW, I read this from Matt Cutts: [mattcutts.com...] and while it's helpful, it doesn't answer the questions above.
5) Do you really need to do separate marketing for a subdomain? If you have a good www, and you point a lot of useful links into the subdomain, does that count as an "external" link? Like from a different site?
If you properly interlink your sub-domains you can get a big boost. I heard Matt Cutts, in answer to a question, say that sub domains are just like directories. Whilst I don't 100% agree with him for the reasons outlined in 8, I think he was talking about PR etc.
Defo, you need targeted links to your subdomains as well
No, I currently have a penalty on one of my subdomains which has not followed through to my global site. I see this as a big plus to subdomains.
yes you can potentially get more traffic BUT Google is very quick to penalize if two pages are similar
I have even seen Google penalize for different language pages if the title text, descriptions or body is too similar. This is relevant if you are using subdomains for different language or differnet countries.
Exampe: fr.widgets.com/widgets de.widgets.com/widgets
No, these are good questions
No, I currently have a penalty on one of my subdomains which has not followed through to my global site.
But vice versa can be true - if the principle domain gets penalized, that definitely can take down the subdomains, too.
strictly speaking, www.example.com is a subdomain of example.com, as is blog.example.com, forum.example.com, fr.example.com, etc.
I understand. My question was if it passes the penalty to other subdomains.
Strictly speaking, and someone corrected me on this not long ago, www.example.com is a host domain of example.com. :)
Host Domains rock when used correctly. If abused, c'ya.
do you have a citation for that? i couldn't find anything on ietf or w3c about subdomain naming conventions or standards.
This chapter describes the various mechanisms that... computers use to resolve host names, such as www.example.com, to their corresponding IP addresses. Network administrators must understand host name resolution... to troubleshoot issues with host name resolution and to prepare for the complexities of Domain Name System (DNS).
phranque, someone corrected me back in 2007 as they knew how anal I was about using proper terminology. I had been using the subdomain nomenclature for years. I've since corrected my use of that term. :)
Here's another reference, you know the Wiki would have one.
Hostname at Wiki [en.wikipedia.org...]
Reference RFC 952 and RFC 1123.
i still can't find anything in any of the referenced or linked documents that gives any special meaning to "www" or how you specify which domain name is "the" host name.
Here's a reference showing how some of the usual suspects at Google: Bharat, Henzinger, et al define and refer to hosts (Warning: PDF):
Who Links to Whom: Mining Linkage between Web Sites [people.csail.mit.edu]
Another neat paper from a couple more of the usual suspects at Stanford, notice how they reference hosts or hostnames (Warning: PDF):
Exploiting the Block Structure of theWeb for Computing PageRank [citeseer.ist.psu.edu]
There really wouldn't be specs at W3C, since it's DNS/Protocol/Hosting/Server issues rather than standards and markup. Here's a nice post about the topic in this www vs. non-www thread [webmasterworld.com].
There's reference at Apache.org, like in the section on canonical hosts [httpd.apache.org].
[edited by: Marcia at 3:01 am (utc) on Aug. 20, 2008]
if there is a domain name that has some inherent authority among your (sub/host)domains it would be important to establish that for the benefit of your discussion.
I was thinking of having...
If you're just starting out with a widget parts site, it would be a good idea to use the simplest structure possible and get some content rich pages up, enough to get some decent inbound links, and build up a history, including a decent link profile.
It's better to start smaller with quality than to load up a site with a bunch of pages that will land in the Supplemental index, including forum pages with little content (and low to no PR) before you even have enough PR, exposure and traffic.
Also think about where you'll have a shopping cart, if you'll be having one.
That's because it's kind of "secret sauce" and Google isn't about to share the exact details. But w know this, Google wants to limit anyone's ability to get more than two results on page one of a high volume search - even two from the parent domain and one more from subdomain.
Links seem to be valued in a similar fashion - internally across directories or across subdomains. They're both a kind of internal link.
My rule of thumb is that a subdomain needs a distinct business purpose and plenty of unique content to support that purpose. In other words, it's almost an independent domain.
The decision to use a subdomain (a different hostname variant) is more of an organizational issue, rather than made for ranking reasons. It can be lot easier to manage template differences, CMS variations and so on.
It's not a good idea to compare your decisions and strategies to those of a large enterprise - if your business is not also a large enterprise. The big corporations have organizational challenges that put them at a competitive DISADVANTAGE. What you see on their domains may be something that is a thorn in their side - something that would take too many resources to fix, so they just live with it.
Great quote tedster! I'll take it one step further and say the same applies to large enterprise. Just because your competitor is doing it doesn't mean it is the correct or most optimal way for your business.
Ain't that the truth! I know from personal experience. Undoing years of programming "layering" to get things done quickly and efficiently without any forethought to scalability has brought many to their knees. That's the kind of work I like doing. Undoing the many years of "we need this now" or "the product launches on Monday" type of environment. Been there, done that, still doing it!
I've been slowly moving sub-directories to host domain levels over time. And, they are those areas that have grown way beyond their initial expectations. Also, different things occur at the host domain level from an indexing and PR standpoint. You have much more control at the host domain level and that is me personal opinion. Google may say one thing but experience says something else. The thing is, if you even come close to abusing the proper protocols, you'll get canned with no questions asked. So be very frugal in how you set up your architecture and where everything "flows".
Oh, and stay away from all the nofollow stuff and anything else that is a plugin for SEO. :)
Wouldn't that be a good case for a forum? If you had to put a forum on a site, would you put it in a subdomain?
You mean "sub-domains to host domain levels" ? Or do you mean the host domain level would be a subdomain?
Yes, if I were introducing a new forum on a website, I would consider a new subdomain (host name) - but only for the ease-of-management reasons I gave above, not because of ranking considerations. Note that I said "consider", not definitely use it. Especially with Matt Cutts' relatively recent suggestion in mind, if the site's back end can handle a subdirectory address, then I would lean in that direction for a new forum.
I'm beginning to think you might be ;) either way can work out fine.
[edited by: tedster at 1:09 am (utc) on Aug. 21, 2008]
And yes, I always overthink everything... better to start everything off the right way the first time. :)
I decided to go with the subdomain for the forum, and think it would be best.
Thanks again!
Man, sorry about that. Yes, I meant Hostname! Ya see how confusing this gets? I may go back to calling them sub domains if I make that slip again.
Heh, and ya'll let me get away with it too. Don't believe everything I say. Not in this one instance anyway. ;)


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Intro: I am a proud Hyderabadi and needless to say I love Hyderabad and everything about it. I miss that place and food so much. One of my all-time favourite sweet is Double-Ka-Meetha / Indian Bread Pudding. This is a special Hyderabadi sweet which is a...
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Rice Pudding
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I like to think I'm comfortable with myself, but I find myself breaking away from anyone who suspects that I might be gay. It is at the point where I think it is time to just drop the facade and come out. So many less worries and regrets...
I wouldn't have to lie to my Mom anymore. That's a big thing for me right now. I lie to her by not telling her the entire truth... and lying is wrong. I even FEEL really deviant and shifty when I have to lie about going to B-GLAD.
I wouldn't have to think about acting "too queer"... The other night at work one of the girls I worked with apparently said to her guy-friend there that I was a "fem" but that it was okay. I didn't really try to defend myself... I mean, hey... It's not like I don't know that I'm a touch on the fem side... but still, to have her say that to her guy-friend -- and then to deny it after he sits there and says it repeatedly. (Yes - I know it'd be a case for sexual harassment... I don't care about it that much to make a deal out of it.)
Okay, so I have a solution: Come out.
My decision has been made and it only comes around to, when? I am a terrible procrastinator. I hope to not procrastinate on this further (after what, 2 years of "meaning to tell them"?)... but I do want to leave it until after the play that I am working on is finished... I want to be there and able to answer questions if my family has them.
But what about public life? What about that guy that I like? What should I do? Get myself a rainbow shirt and just start telling people? I guess I really don't know how.
I was even directly asked by someone in a class the other day wanting to fix me up, "You're into girls, right?" "Right," I said, thrusting my foot into my mouth and mentally ripping myself apart...
Luckily, I'm already out to a very close-knit group of friends from my youth group. These are the people that, even though some are out of state at colleges, I feel they are my closest and most dear friends. When I told them I just kind of went with an ongoing joke concerning our gay pastor, a bus, and turtlenecks... (I'll expound on this some other time...) and that was just kind of it. We were away on a conference and I was free to be me for a nice few days... then we went home. Back to the same scenario, however now with a few more solid shoulders to lean on.
This situation is different. This is telling people I hardly know and ALSO telling those who think they know me best.
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Geographic and Temporal Variation of Cardenolide-Based Chemical Defenses of Queen Butterfly (Danaus gilippus) in Northern Florida
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The cardenolide-based chemical defenses of danaine butterflies vary macrogeographically. This study demonstrates that these defenses also vary both microgeographically and temporally. We sampled 280 queen butterflies (Danaus gilippus) at 11 sites in northern Florida during the summer of 1993 and determined their cardenolide concentrations and thin-layer chromatography profiles. Queens captured in coastal salt marshes and xeric inland sites were low in cardenolide concentration, while those from hydric inland sites had much higher concentrations. Concentrations also varied temporally, especially at the coastal sites. Thin-layer chromatography analyses of wild-captured queens and those reared on local milkweeds indicated that microgeographic and temporal variation in the cardenolide chemistry of the butterflies is mediated by their host plants. The large differences in cardenolide concentrations among queen populations must result in strong differences in palatability spectra to vertebrate predators. This finding has major implications both for interspecific mimicry and for automimicry.
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- Geographic and Temporal Variation of Cardenolide-Based Chemical Defenses of Queen Butterfly (Danaus gilippus) in Northern Florida
- Journal
Journal of Chemical Ecology
Volume 24, Issue 5 , pp 905-932
- Cover Date
- 1998-05-01
- Print ISSN
- 0098-0331
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1561
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Danainae
- Danaus gilippus
- queen butterfly
- milkweed
- Asclepiadaceae
- cardenolide
- cardiac glycoside
- geographic variation
- temporal variation
- unpalatability
- palatability spectrum
- chemical defense
- host plant
- sequestration
- thin-layer chromatography fingerprinting
- mimicry
- automimicry
- Florida
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- Raymond Moranz (1)
- Lincoln P. Brower (2)
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- 1. Department of Biology, Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, Virginia, 24595
- 2. Department of Zoology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 32611


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Mariana Resources Limited is engaged in the exploration for minerals, mainly gold, silver and copper in Argentina, Chile and Peru. The Company operates in four segments: Argentina, which includes exploration activities in Argentina; Chile, which include exploration activities in Chile, Peru, which is involved in exploration activities in Peru, and head office operations, which include support function provided to the Company from Guernsey and Australia, Canada, including early stage exploration opportunities. The Company's Argentina projects include Sierra Blanca Gold-Silver Project, Canadon Largo, Las Calandrias, Los Amigos and Condor de Oro. The Company has a letter of intent with Condor Resources Inc. to earn a 51% interest and operate the Pucayacu Gold-Copper Property. more »


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TO promote the economic thoughts of Iqbal and to find practical possibilities for its implementation, an international conference 'Pak Finance 2012' will be held today (Wednesday).
In line with pm's announcement of declaring 2012 as Iqbal Year, this is Iqbal Academy Pakistan's first major event to be held at Lahore. Pak Finance 2012 is being organized by eTechnologies and Management (eTeaM), Lahore. Its theme is 'Islamic Finance: Breaking Chains of Exploitation' and an Islamic


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George B. Zavoico, Ph.D.
George B. Zavoico, Ph.D., is a Senior Healthcare Analyst at MLV & Co. Dr. Zavoico has over 10 years of experience as a life sciences analyst writing research on publicly traded equities. Prior to joining MLV & Co, he worked at Westport Capital Markets and Cantor Fitzgerald in their research departments. He received The Financial Times/Starmine Award two years in a row for being among the top-ranked Earnings Estimators in the Biotechnology Sector. His principal focus is on biotechnology, biopharmaceutical, specialty pharmaceutical, and molecular diagnostics companies engaged in discovering, developing, and marketing drugs and value-added diagnostics for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer and cardiovascular, inflammatory/immune, and central nervous system diseases and disorders. Prior to working as an analyst, Dr. Zavoico established his own consulting company serving the biotech and pharmaceutical industries by providing competitive intelligence and marketing research, due diligence services, and guidance in regulatory affairs. He also wrote extensively on healthcare and the biotech and pharmaceutical industries for periodicals targeting the general public and industry executives. Dr. Zavoico began his career as a Senior Research Scientist at Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., moving on to management positions at Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and T Cell Sciences, Inc. (now Celldex Therapeutics, Inc.). He has a B.S. in Biology from St. Lawrence University and Ph.D. in Physiology from the University of Virginia.