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If you're a fan of the Jack Ryan universe, this is an awesome book. It tells the origins of special agent John Clark. Jack Ryan doesn't appear in this book, but if you're read other books about Clark, it's quite a treat to find out where he came from and what his emotional past is.
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"Scrubs" creator attached to franchise restart?
Sounds like the long-awaited "Fletch" redo is going to be somewhat of a "Scrubs" reunion.
Not only is Zach Braff the frontrunner to star as the young reporter – played by Chevy Chase in the two previous films, of which this won't have any correlation to – but "Scrubs" creator Bill Lawrence is rumoured to be directing the film, says Coming Soon.
Lawrence is said to have inked a deal to helm the next two "Fletch" films with The Weinstein Company. Kevin Smith had previously been pegged to do the film.
As much as I would've loved to have seen what Smith would've coughed up, I'd be just as interested to see how well Lawrence pulls it off too – and I'm sure he will.
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Over at his official site, Zach Braff has confirmed that Bill Lawrence is going to be both Writing & Directing "Fletch Won", but no mention of a follow up pic:
"There's gonna be an exciting news break tomorrow, so I'll go ahead and spoil it for anyone who's awake at 1:34am pacific standard time. Bill Lawrence (the creator of Scrubs) has been hired by Harvey Weinstein to write and direct "Fletch Won" aka "Young Fletch". For those of you that don't know, the original Fletch was based on a series of books by Gregory McDonald. The book, "Fletch Won" goes back to the beginning a la "Batman Begins" and tells the story of how Fletch became Fletch. For those of you who've never seen it, go check out Chevy Chase in "Fletch". It is a classic; you will laugh till your nipples chafe against your shirt.
I know the obvious question that follows, and the answer is: I don't know yet. There are many things up in the air. Most important to me is directing my adaptation of "Open Hearts," which I had planned to shoot next summer……. We'll see what happens. But for now, I am very happy for Bill, cause he is the perfect man for the job. Not only is he one of the funniest people I've ever met, but he is a die-hard Fletch fan."
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Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3333 days 13 hours 55 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2429 days 7 hours 40 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2419 days 3 hours 11 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
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Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
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Come and enjoy Ecopolitan, the only 100% vegan restaurant in Minnesota, and learn about the joys of raw vegan eats on Monday, June 2 at 7:30pm, 2409 Lyndale Ave S in Minneapolis. We will have a tabletop sign so you can find us easily. RSVP at Vegan Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/vegan-415/
|5 End Animal Addiction Protest at 1:00 pm
Your attendance at No Pain in My Name protests is always needed to send Dr. Marilyn Carroll and the U of Minnesota the message that 30 years of forced animal addiction is too long. However, we need you more than ever at this event because Nick News will be there from NYC with a film crew to focus on Lilia, our summer intern. This event offers us the amazing opportunity to bring national (even international) attention to Carrolls research practices. Event is on Thursday, June 5 from 1:00-3:00pm at Moos Tower at the U of M (NOTE: We are meeting at the Moos Tower location on Washington Ave. Mall; if you are at the intersection of Harvard St. S.E. and Washington Ave. Mall, we will be just west of there). Contact: Kim at email@example.com for more info.
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If you want to check out Mad City Vegan Fest in Madison and spend a little time helping at the Ethique Nouveau booth, we are looking for people to help us set up the booth, keep it looking nice, sell cool vegan things to help animals, and pack it all up at the end of the day. Shifts will be available during the day. We are not sure how transportation will go yet, but there will likely be a carpool of folks from the Twin Cities going that way for this event because its so much fun. Lots of great food to try, too. The vegan fest is at Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa Street in Madison, Wisconsin from 10-5.
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If you have to be picky about which protests you attend, pick this one from 1:00-3:30 pm at the Petland store at 2123 Old Hudson Road in St. Paul on Sunday, June 8. Help send a message loud and clear that we are not going away until Petland stops selling animals from commercial breeding operations. Even if you can only come for part of the protest, please try to make it. The animals need you to help educate the public on their behalf. Invite your friends. Help us spread the word. Remember that we do not park or trespass in the Petland parking lot. Parking is available in the St. Paul Youth Services lot to the north of the strip mall. RSVP at Minnesota Animal Rights Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Minnesota-Animal-Rights-Meetup/
|9 Discussion on Sexism at 6:30 pm
Open discussion at Animal Rights Coalition/Ethique Nouveau, 317 W 48th St. in Minneapolis, at 6:30 pm on why sexism seems to be so prevalent in a movement in which women are the activist majority?
|12 Leafleting at McDonalds at 4:00 pm
Join ARC for leafleting about farmed animals outside of the Uptown McDonalds (2929 Hennepin Ave) on Thursday, June 12 at 4:00 pm. RSVP at Minnesota Animal Rights Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Minnesota-Animal-Rights-Meetup/
|14 Dineout at French Meadow at 6:30 pm
Please join us for a vegan dine out at French Meadow, 1662 Grand Ave, in St. Paul. They have some excellent options including vegan chili, sandwiches, salads and entrees. This is a great opportunity for vegan and non vegans to learn more about delicious vegan options in our area. RSVP at Vegan Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/vegan-415/
|18 Dineout at Amazing Thailand at 6:30 pm
Please join us at Amazing Thailand, 3024 Hennepin Ave. in Minneapolis, on Wednesday, June 18 at 6:30 pm where we will eat vegan Thai food and have a fun evening. We will have a tabletop sign so you can find us. RSVP at Vegan Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/vegan-415/
|20 Leafleting at US Bank at 3:00 pm
Join ARC for leafleting outside of the U.S. Bank headquarters, 800 Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis. We will be distributing literature and talking with passerby about the company's financing of animal experimentation through their investments in Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS), a company that experiments on animals and has a particularly horrible record. More details and RSVP at Minnesota Animal RIghts Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Minnesota-Animal-Rights-Meetup/
|21 Tour of Chicken Run Rescue at 12:00 pm
Calling all pre-vegans. Have you been thinking about going vegan but have been on the fence for a while? We have a very special opportunity for you and we hope it will help you get off the fence and take the plunge. Chicken Run Rescue is allowing us to tour their rescue and sanctuary so people can meet some of the hens who were previously exploited for their eggs or the roosters who ended up homeless because they were roosters and unwanted. Having the opportunity to spend some time with these individuals may be the inspiration to finally go vegan. Bringing friends and family who are not yet vegan is an option if you are already vegan, but we ask that you bring someone with you who is NOT vegan so we can take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to have the birds speak for themselves. More details and RSVP at Vegan Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/vegan-415/ Petland Protest in St. Paul at 1:00 pm
If you have to be picky about which protests you attend, pick this one from 1:00-3:30 pm at the Petland store at 2123 Old Hudson Road in St. Paul on Saturday, June 21. Help send a message loud and clear that we are not going away until Petland stops selling animals from commercial breeders. Even if you can only come for part of the protest, please try to make it. The animals need you to help educate the public on their behalf. Invite your friends. Help us spread the word. Remember that we do not park or trespass in the Petland parking lot. Parking is available in the St. Paul Youth Services lot to the north of the strip mall. RSVP at Minnesota Animal Rights Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Minnesota-Animal-Rights-Meetup/ June Volunteer Orientation at 3:00 pm
Meet other people who care about animals as much as you do, get an overview of our programs, and figure out what you\'re most excited about so we can connect you with the right folks at ARC. Orientation will be held at Ethique Nouveau, the ARC vegan boutique, 317 W 48th St. in Minneapolis from 3:00-4:30pm.
|26 Leafleting at The Wedge at 12:00 pm
ARC will be handing out Tofurky coupons and information about animals used for food from noon to 1:00pm outside of the Wedge Co-op at 2105 Lyndale Ave. South in Minneapolis. This will be a great opportunity to connect with people while encouraging them to try vegan options.
|28 ARC Booth at TC Pride Festival (All Day)
Stop by the ARC booth (O125) at the Pride Festival in Loring Park in Minneapolis on Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29. Book Group: Rattling the Cage at 10:00 am
Join the ARC Book Group for a discussion of Rattling the Cage by Stephen Wise on Saturday, June 28 from 10:00-11:00 am at Tao Foods, 2200 Hennepin Ave. in Minneapolis. Rattling the Cage explains how the failure to recognize the basic legal rights of chimpanzees and bonobos in light of modern scientific findings creates a glaring contradiction in our law. Celebrate Vegan Pizza Day at 7:00 pm
Vegan Pizza Day is just around the corner and we have decided to celebrate with a Meetup. It will be at Galactic Pizza on Saturday, June 28 at 7:00 pm. Galactic has even offered to donate 25% of the tab to the Animal Rights Coalition. This will be a great opportunity to meet and reconnect with others throughout the Twin Cities and enjoy some delicious vegan pizza. See you there. RSVP at Vegan Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/vegan-415/
|29 ARC Booth at TC Pride Festival (All Day)
Stop by the ARC booth (O125) at the Pride Festival in Loring Park in Minneapolis on Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29. VegKins Play Date and Pizza at 3:30 pm
VegKins parents and families: join your VegKins friends for an afternoon of fun at Oak Hill Park, 3201 Rhode Island Ave S. in St. Louis Park. There is new playground equipment as well as a fun splash pad. (Bring swimsuits, towels and $1/child if you want to take advantage of the splash pad. Water shoes are suggested as well and little toys like buckets seem to be a big hit.) There are 2 playgrounds at the park -- we will meet up by the larger one on the southern side of the park, next to the splash pad. After the kids have worn themselves out, we will head to the nearby Hopkins Pizza Luce at 210 Blake Road N to fill up with delicious vegan food. RSVP on the VegKins Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/VegKins/244189053557
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Star Tribune writer Kim Ode had wonderful things to say about Rhymes with Vegan, the online cooking show sponsored by ARC, and its host Meagan Holtgrewe. Ode said: "Good production values, great music and Holtgrewe's engaging manner combine to make this a local asset." Read the article. And the Bridge newspaper did a two-page spread on Rhymes with Vegan entitled "Critter-free cooking" and featured it in their "Chow" section.
Meagan was also featured on Fox 9 News Live. During this five-minute spot, she made her Grandpa Earl's stuffing and rosemary gravy and talked with the host about vegan cooking. The CityPages Twin Cities Eater blog also gave high praise to the pilot episode of Rhymes with Vegan. CityPages said: "The pilot episode holds its own against any programming found on the Food Network, complete with veggie chopping scene cuts, explanations of potentially confusing ingredients artfully written on a brown bag, and the ever–popular party montage at the end."
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It's been a little while since our last sightings report so we plenty to tell you about. A pair of Egyptian geese paid us a brief visit on the 18th but haven't been seen since. A pair of smew have been seen most days but can give observers the run around as they flit from one end of the reserve to the other.
A pair of tawny owls have been roosting along the Riverbank Trail and have been providing great views. They can be tricky to spot if you don't know where they are hiding so if you want to see them the best bet is to join in one of our daily Ranger Walks which are free and depart from the Visitor Centre.
We have been blessed with an abundance of raptors in the past week with red kites, peregrines, marsh harriers and up to 10 buzzards seen almost daily. In addition to the tawnies we have also had sightings of barn, little and short-eared varieties of owl too.
The Cedric's Pool area has been productive in the last few days with sightings of a pair of bearded tits, up to 4 stonechats and a singing Cetti's warbler. Wintering wildfowl numbers out on the lakes are steadily building up with plenty of goldeneye, goosanders, shoveler, pochard and a few pintail. Thanks to Andy Hay (rspb-images) for this super photo of a male bearded tit.
A little closer to the Visitor Centre the usual tree sparrows, willow tits and bullfinches continue to delight visitors as well as the occasional reed bunting, jay, goldcrest, redpoll and great-spotted woodpecker.
Finally sad, but interesting, news that a female blackbird that was ringed here at Fairburn in March 2013 was found in Sweden in the August. The sad part of the tale is that unfortunately the poor bird was found dead in the front grille of a car by a lady near Lidkoping. The arrival of redwings and fieldfares from the low countries and Scandinavia in autumn is a well known feature of the annual cycle of migration but, as this ringing recovery demonstrates, our winter bird population are joined by millions of other more familiar species such as; robins, starlings and blackbirds, that visit our temperate shores to escape the harsh winters of mainland Europe.
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That red-headed smew is still causing havoc, especially now she has a partner in crime. The drake was first seen on Sunday 8th and since then the trixy pair have been up and down the reserve. They have been switching between Main Bay and Village bay a few times a day, with occasional jaunts down to the Cut and Lin Dike.
Male and female smew, Mike Langman (rspb-images.com)
The other big excitement this week has been nuthatch. Up until a few years ago nuthatch were extremely rare at Fairburn but in the past two or three years they have become more commonplace. There has been a sighting nearly every day this week, mainly on feeding stations around the visitor centre, but also down at Pick-up Hide. It is very exciting and if you see one on you visit please do let us know.
Other notable sightings include raven, one seen over the visitor centre on Friday, and another over Main Bay on Saturday. There have also been two bittern sightings, over the Moat on Thursday and again on Saturday, although the exact location isn't clear.
Nuthatch, John Bridges (rspb-images.com)
There was quite a stir on Sunday with what were at first thought to be two long-eared owls spotted roosting in the trees near Village Bay Viewpoint, although other reports claim they were tawny owls. It's still not entirely clear what the final verdict was but it was a lovely sight for visitors on the day!
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That red-headed smew has been giving us quite the run around the past couple of weeks. Each time someone asks where it is we have to run and check the book because it switches between Lin Dike and Village Bay every other day it seems. It has been most recently seen on Village Bay, so if you're heading down at the weekend that's the probably the first port of call.
Water rail have also been popping up all over the place, they were seen on Cut Lane and at Phalarope pool on Friday, and there was even one out on the duck feeding boardwalk on Monday. The Cut also yielded a little grebe and several snipe this week, and a tawny owl and meadow pipit were seen above Main Bay stack.
On the nest box cams!
It has been another amazing week for birds of prey. A red kite flew straight past the visitor centre doors on Wednesday morning as we were opening up. There was something in its talons, and we had a magnificent view as it circled above the trees next to the Kingfisher screen. On Wednesday there was also a sparrowhawk over the visitor centre, a peregrine over Main Bay, two more red kite, and several buzzard over Newfield. This morning there was a marsh harrier and a buzzard over Lin Dike hide.
Sunset over the Ings, Beki Williams
There should be some bright spells over the weekend, do pop in and say hello. It's also binocular and telescope weekend, so feel free to drop in for any advice you might want.
The balcony feeding station came down on Monday as we bid goodbye to Big Garden Birdwatch for the year. Some of the regular birds returned for a few days and looked a little bereft that their dinner had gone missing, but they've grown used to the feeders being down in the Wildlife Garden again. There also appears to have been an explosion of finches, with at least seven bullfinches out there the other day.
Don't worry though, the wildlife spectacle continues as the nest box cameras were switched on this week. Tree sparrows have already begun nest building and blue tits are popping in and out while they make up their minds about this year's real estate. You're very welcome to settle down with a coffee, it's better than anything else on telly!
The smew excitement continues. The female smew which caused a stir down on Village Bay last week was spotted down on Spoonbill Flash on Wednesday and Thursday, and flew past Lin Dike hide this morning. Please let us know about any new sightings.
Cetti's warbler, Mike Lane (rspb-images.com)
Sunday was a busy day with 300 golden plover over the Newfield area, two whooper swans down at Charlie's hide and a 12 snipe at big hole. There were also eight dunlin at Big Hole on Monday and a curlew was seen in along the Lin Dike Link path.
Grey wagtail, Andrew Parkinson (rspb-images.com)
The long-eared owls returned to the pool beyond the iron bridge at the weekend. There were two roosting on Sunday and they were being serenaded by a nearby Cetti's warbler. The warbler was heard there again on Monday along with a guest appearance from a green woodpecker and a grey wagtail.
If you've been recently you will have probably heard the woodpecker drumming in the Discovery Trail, well one has been heard on the Riverbank Trail now as well! Signs of spring indeed.
Another amazing week for birds of prey here at Fairburn. Red kites and marsh harriers have been seen every day, a peregrine was over Hickson's Pool on Tuesday and today five buzzards were seen together from Pick-up Hide.
One of the most exciting sighting this week was a female smew out on main bay. It was reported on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and there is still time today so hopefully it's still around!
Female smew, Ben Hall (rspb-images.com)
Large groups of pink-footed geese flew over on Saturday, Sunday and again on Thursday. 18 pintail were seen heading west over the visitor centre on Monday and 19 skylark were over New Flash on Wednesday.
Lin Dike has been busy for non bird sightings with 4 roe deer and a weasel seen there on Sunday. And off along the Riverbank Trail today 7 whooper swans were visible from Bob Dicken's hide while there were 16 snipe, 5 at Charlie's and 11 at Big Hole on Thursday.
Tree sparrow, Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
House sparrow, Ray Kennedy (rspb-images.com)
Blue tits started prospecting nest boxes near the visitor centre this week and there have been record numbers of house sparrows to complement our blooming population of tree sparrows. If you're used to seeing tree sparrows around the visitor centre and Discovery Trail, you can pick out house sparrows fairly easily. They're slightly smaller, with a grey crown rather than brown, and are missing the distinctive black cheek spot.
As ever, keep letting us know your sightings!
Snowdrops flowered in the Discovery Trail this week and catkins have started appearing on the alder trees. Cormorants and herons have begun nest building, and woodpeckers have started drumming. So while it may be grey, and it may or not be snowing, it's time to start looking forward to spring!
Discovery trail snowdrops, taken by Sally Granger
Birds of prey have been spotted across the reserve with a sparrowhawk, marsh harrier and kestrel over the flashes and lagoons, and a peregrine not too far from the visitor centre. Also down on the flashes were eight curlew, several stonechat, a bearded tit and 14 pink-footed geese.
Two raven flew north-west over the visitor centre on Wednesday and a bank vole was spotted just a stone's throw from the visitor centre, on the way to Pick-up hide. There have also been two reports of a yellow legged gull, once in the Main Bay gull roost and again on big hole. Both sightings were of a bird in its third year, could it be the same one?
Female marsh harrier, Chris Gomersall (rspb-images.com)
Very jealous of whichever lucky soul caught a glimpse of a brambling just beyond the Kingfisher Screen. While the Kingfisher screen itself has hosted a great variety this week, including a water rail and two goosander.
Keep warm everyone, I definitely recommend a visit first thing when the reserve is still crisp with frost!
Well, where to start, there are all sorts of exciting things happening on the reserve at the moment. The beautiful weather has enticed so many people out into the fresh winter wind, and the wildlife hasn't disappointed either.
Perhaps the biggest excitement of the week was the brimstone butterfly sighting near Phalarope Pool on Monday. We have since found out that this was the first sighting in the UK this year! Brimstones are one of a handful of British butterflies which hibernate in cold weather, so this fellow will be from last year, out taking advantage of a warm day. They're known for being one of the first butterflies to emerge each year and carry the common myth that the name 'butterfly' derives from their buttery coloured wings.
Stonechat, Ben Hall (rspb-images.com)
There have been several barn owl sightings this week, including one over the flashes and another between Cedric's and Phalarope. Other excitement in that area includes several stonechats and a few reports of bearded tits. A peregrine was also spotted flying over the flashes, and of course, the long-eared owls have returned to their roost.
Reed bunting, Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
Some lovely non-bird sightings include a fox on the trails near to Pick-up Hide, and a close encounter with a couple of roe deer on the Riverbank Trail.
Also on the Riverbank Trail there have been several pairs of goldeneye and an Iceland gull on the main bay roost. It takes a sharp pair of eyes to pick out these individuals, Iceland gulls are smaller than most herring gulls and they have very pale plumage. A small number overwinter here and they are usually alone among the roost.
The balcony feeding station which serves the Big Garden Birdwatch lounge has been a great success and is covered with tits and finches, including several pairs of bullfinches. The tree sparrows have made themselves at home and several robins have been keeping onlookers entertained as they attempt to stake claim to the food. There have also been a few willow tit sightings, several reports of reed buntings and even a couple of redpoll! That, and a cheeky male pheasant stealing a sneaky snack now and then. The Birdwatch Lounge is a lovely spot for lunch, while you're there don't forget to take a #selfieonthesofa.
Just a quick update from Fairburn Ings today.
Its a gorgeous crispy day here with the reserve covered in a frosty blanket. The icy weather is encouraging lots of birds to visit our feeders with willow tits, bullfinches, tree sparrows, reed buntings and even a water rail spotted outside the visitor centre today. The long-eared owls are still roosting in their usual spot and several sightings of kingfishers have been reported in the last few days. Birds of prey have been spotted by several lucky visitors with red kite, peregrine, buzzard and marsh harrier all reported.
Other birds of interest include goosander, goldeneye, treecreeper, siskin, redpoll, stonechat, golden plover and flock of 200 pink-footed geese that flew over the reserve yesterday.
Large numbers of gulls are coming in to roost on the Main Lake. Among the commoner species have been Iceland and glaucous gulls.
It's not long now until Big Garden Birdwatch. In preparation we have set up our own lounge here in the visitor centre where you can brush up your ID skills, make a bird feeder and learn more about how you can contribute to the UK's largest wildlife survey.
It's been a busy old week for birds of prey here at Fairburn. Buzzards have been spotted nearly every day with sightings at Newfield, Pick-up and from Lin Dike hide. Two red kites were also seen over Newfield at the weekend and another two flew over the visitor centre on Thursday.
On Monday there was a peregrine over Lin Dike, and another over Cedric's pool on Tuesday. Down at Cedric's there was also a water rail and a Cetti's warbler calling. However, the main excitement there this week were the bearded tits! Two males and a female were reported as well as several other sightings of individuals and plenty of people who heard them calling.
Red kite, Ben Hall (rspb-images.com)
Zooming to the other end of the reserve and out onto the Main Bay gull roost. On Monday evening there was one Caspian gull, but the bumper sighting came on Tuesday night when there were four spotted amongst the crowd.
There have been regular sightings of Caspian gulls in the roost over the past few weeks. Very similar to the more common herring gulls and yellow-legged gulls, in the past they have been quite a rarity in the UK but the sightings are becoming more common. The identifying features are quite subtle; in the shape of the head, the slightly drooping tip of the bill and distinctive primary feathers.
Bearded tit, Mike Richards (rspb-images.com)
Tuesday's excitement continued with a bellowing of 12 bullfinches seen between Lin Dike and Hickson's. There were nine males and three females with a trixy siskin hiding amongst them.
And finally, in the main car park a weasel put on a little show as it gave chase to a rabbit, an awesome wildlife moment for everyone that was down there.
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Hi, im planning on getting a tropical pitcher plant, but i also wanna get a red eyed tree frog in the future, could i have the plant w/ the frog tho?..
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So why do you not just report Exclusive Authors uploading their original content to other Marketplaces ?
Does it make sense to discuss it here and maybe even motivate others to jump on the train ?
MusicBoxStudios said
but I have heard a few bigger selling artists here using an almost identical "re-work" of their popular AJ-exclusive tracks. Can I assume this is a violation also?
This is a critical point, if this is seen as violation, then many of the tracks here on AJ should be banned, as they are "soundalikes" and really very similar to some top selling tracks.
I'd say, if a author is uploading dozens of tracks like that, it's not ok. But if you find one or two tracks from an author on other marketplace that sound similar to his ones on AJ, it's not more unfair then all the people copying ideas from other authors. That said, most of the clapping ukulele whistle tracks should be banned
I listened as well and i have to agree with others :
1. The timing (especially the shaker) is off
2. Some Reverbs and Delays are off in the timing
Those are probably the reasons for the rejection. It's not a question of "taste" here, but sure a matter of "wrong" settings that can be heard by someone without trained ears.
Fix these things, work a bit on the mixdown and resubmit it
Hello All
I Agree that it is not fair to sell exclusive tracks on other stock sites. I had to open a second non-exclusive AJ account to upload some tracks on AJ and on the other marketplaces.
Not sure what other think about it, but i used some older AJ tracks as a base to produce a new one and uploaded this "new" track to other Marketplaces and used sometimes a similar name and the same promotional pictures for it. This helps me saving time in writing a description and creating graphics for each track.
To my understanding this does not violate any terms of AJ and i think it's fair enough to spend one or two days on a "old" track and take it as a "new" one even if some sounds are re-used and the name is similar.
I was a loyal exclusive author for 4 years now on AJ and had to make the move to other marketplaces because i try to life from my income generated by music. Therefore it's simply to "dangerous" to rely on one marketplace.
That's just my opinion and i hope no one feels offended or cheated by doing things as described.
Yup ! Audiojungle, Graphicriver, Videohive and soon 3D Ocean
First of all, thanks for bringing this up again as a constructive discussion. Here are my points that i have experienced and some general thoughts about piracy :
Seeing Authors from Themeforest coming up with suggestions like "Envato should ask $5 per item per month from authors to handle DMCA for them" really annoys me. Especialy speaking as Audiojungle Author where money is earned the hard way.
Hearing that we, the authors are responsible for taking action and sending DMCA's out is not the best way to motivate authors. I can assure you, that i invest 20-30 hours a week into my work for Envato (AJ, GR and VH) and earn approx $1'000 per month. Putting another 10 hours monthly into keeping my portfolio looking nice and tidy, plus doing some promotion for my items. If i have to invest another few hours in sending DMCA's out brings me to a point where i have to ask myself if it's worth the immense amount of work for $1'000 ?
If i as a individual send out a DMCA to a hosting company does for sure not make the same pressure as if Envato, a mutli million dollar company sends out DMCA and Warnings on a regular base. Especialy as most of the pirated files contain "Grahicriver" or "Videohive" in the filename, it is easy to send a compiled list with hundreds of items per DMCA, which i as single author can't.
The EU just released a new law, where providers and hosting company can now be forced to shut down accounts and company servers where illegal content has been distributed. This is brand new and we should really make use of that. I anyway don't see a reason why any of these companies are still online (at least in the EU and US) as 99% of the content they host is pirated material. Who else uses services like this to store files ?
And here some general thoughts to people constantly claiming "it's 2014 and piracy is a fact, we have to life with it as fighting against it is wasting your time". I don't know why people constantly think that a year, or decade is responsible for that situation. Because it's human greed and egoistic behaviour that creates this situation. Everyone thinks digital content should be free and it's nothing bad to download pirated stuff. If we all keep acting like this, i can assure you that we will loose many, many more jobs and this will affect EVERYONE out there in the long term. And everytime you download illegal stuff, you should be aware that you are putting your own job in danger as our economy is a cycle and everything affects the other over a period of time. This is not really hard to understand, but as egoism and greed is the driving force behind many individuals, they simply ignore this until the day they will loose their job because no one has money to buy their services are someone else offers a cheaper solution.
Thanks for reading all this
illuminations said
I have a further question regarding transferring files to a non exclusive account that probably needs a staff reply. when I remove a file with sales on it does it affect my overall sales #'s? Basically if I have 1500 sales and I remove a track that had 10 sales would my new sales # show 1490?
No, i did not see that happen when i removed an item.
Thanks for all the infos Matt.
I registered and upload my complete backstock last week to AdRev. The AJ tracks do not have priority for me, but my "official" releases. I constantly find many "fans" uploading my track with some sort of video or slideshow, so why not getting these monetized to earn at least something in return.
I will keep you updated as soon as i get the first statement from AdRev.
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I downloaded and looked at it. Seems very nice but I wonder if it will work for Audio Jungle since it automatically determines the frequency of the watermark based on your song length and it also adjusts the watermark volume as well. According to Audio Jungle, "Do not edit the watermark in any way. It must play every ten seconds." http://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/353
If you watch the tutorial video, it explains, that you can simply switch of volume detecting (which i wouldn't as i now do the same manualy) . Also, if you make a short AJ watermark loop with a 10sec repeating freq. and use this as "only" watermark for the script, it will ignore the variable lengths.
For automatic watermarking on AJ while uploading :
I'm not too sure if this is "better" – the only plus is that you might save some time, but with this script it is also very quick to do.
Hello fellow AJ authors
just came across this awesome (and free) VBS script that does automate bulk watermarking. And that's not all, it does also :
- Convert from wav to mp3, ogg and others in one step.
- Add a watermark loop based on file length (short file, more frequent watermark, long files less frequent)
- Add the watermark volume based on the source material (soft source volume, soft watermark volume)
and many, many more. It's completely free to download, but make sure you donate something to the author if you find it useful (as i really do). Saves so much time and effort to watermark large libraries.
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Felicitating the wards of journalists who had scored high marks in Plus Two and SSLC examinations at a function organised by Ramanathapuram Press Club here on Saturday evening, the Minister said the serials telecast by private satellite televisions spoiled the young minds and wean them away from the path of goodness.
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Do Interactions between Unemployment Insurance and Sickness Insurance Affect Transitions to Employment?
Previous research suggests that there are substantial interactions between the unemployment insurance (UI) and the sickness insurance (SI) in Sweden. Moral hazard arises in the interplay between these two social insurance systems, since by reporting sick an unemployed person can postpone the UI expiration date and sometimes also receive considerably higher benefits. This paper examines whether these interactions affect the transition rate from unemployment to employment. To study this question I utilize a reform which greatly reduced the incentives for unemployed persons to transfer to the SI. While there is evidence that this reform substantially lowered the incidence of sick reports among the unemployed, I find no evidence suggesting that the reduced sick report rate in turn affected the transition rate to employment
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Veryyyyy BADDDD!!!! Do Not Rent From by PrinceJ4eva - 01/01/2012
body i am very upset about the manger at Aarons in Roanoke Rapids named david he treated me very wrong on 12/31/2011 i have 2 agreements with you all now and i had some other agreements before that i did not keep but my aarons service plus said that its included in my package that you can try something and if you dont like you can return it i try to go in there and get my friend that lives with me a 32" tv and he told me that he was not going to let me get it cause i had returned 4 thing but right now i have a 73" tv out and a blue ray and i explained to him that the reason i returned it cause i was not happy with it and he did not really care and this it has really made me upset with you all i have talked so good about that store and since D left she was the manger before it has gone down where i dont want to do business with you all anymore i have told alot of people about u all how pleased i am how good people u all are and everything i loved your store i wanted to do more bus
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