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Species: Trachylepis ivensii
Habitat: Angola, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, being very hard to find
In evolution, as in life, some things are easier than others. It seems to be pretty straightforward to evolve complex eyes, which have turned up dozens of times.
Similarly, for some groups of animals it's easy to stop laying eggs and start giving birth to live young. Backboned animals have evolved live birth no fewer than 132 times, and nowadays a fifth of lizards and snakes give birth. Human mothers may disagree, but live birth is clearly not that difficult.
What is difficult, however, is nourishing unborn young the way mammals do. A female mammal allows each embryo to burrow deep into the wall of her womb, where it takes nutrients straight from her blood. This intimate arrangement was long thought to have only evolved once, in mammals.
Not so. It now appears that it evolved at least twice: once in mammals, and once in an obscure African lizard called Trachylepis ivensii.
These lizards don't look like rule-breakers. T. ivensii are fairly typical skinks, one of around 1200 species. Adult females grow to 9 to 14 centimetres long, plus tail. They are rarely seen: only a few specimens have been collected. "We don't know much about them," says Daniel Blackburn of Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.
Blackburn began studying T. ivensii in earnest after his colleague Alexander Flemming of Stellenbosch University, South Africa, found nine females preserved in a museum. Blackburn and Flemming worked together to dissect them and find out how their young developed.
They focused on the oviducts – tubes that run from the ovaries to the outside. Live-bearing reptiles release eggs into the oviducts, where they develop into babies before being born. The question is, how were the developing embryos fed while in the oviduct?
All live-bearing reptiles have a basic placenta, but unlike its mammalian counterpart the embryo doesn't get much food that way. It can't: although it nestles up against the oviduct wall, the embryo remains inside a remnant of eggshell that acts as a barrier. Instead, it is nourished by a large yolk.
A very few reptiles, including T. ivensii, break this rule. Their eggs are small, with little yolk, so they must get lots of food from their mothers via the placenta. But only T. ivensii allows the embryo to implant itself in the oviduct wall. "It's unprecedented," Blackburn says.
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The last 3 American's in the top 10 were Roddick, Isner, and Fish. Fish and Roddick play very differently - Fish has a great volley and top notch 2 handed backhand while Roddick depended on serve and forehand. Isner plays similarly to young Roddick when Roddick crushed the FH but this is the only way Isner can play due to his size 6'10" and limited movement.
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"J.T." Ready, a prominent Minuteman Civil Defense Corps volunteer and anti-immigration activist based in Phoenix, has been flitting around the edges of the neo-Nazi movement for more than a year now, quietly creating a profile on the racist social networking website New Saxon and attending a private gathering organized by the neo-Nazi organization National Vanguard.
But when the National Socialist Movement held an anti-immigration rally in Omaha, Neb., on Sept. 1, the leader of the Americans First nativist extremist group was making his public debut as a full-blown neo-Nazi. Photographs (above) captured a grinning Ready, clad in a grey business suit, standing side-by-side with NSM members who wore brown-shirt uniforms with swastika armbands. Any doubt that Ready was an open white supremacist, as well as a hard-line nativist, evaporated at that point. ( continue to full post… )


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William Searle Holdsworth
Sir William Searle Holdsworth, OM, KC, DCL, LL.D, FBA (7 May 1871 – 2 January 1944), was Vinerian Professor of English Law at Oxford University and a legal historian, amongst whose works is the 17 volume History of English Law.
Sir William Searle Holdsworth was born in May 1871, the son of a well-known London solicitor, Charles Joseph Holdsworth and his wife Ellen Caroline (née Searle).[1] He was educated at Dulwich College and in 1890 went on to win a History Exhibition from Dulwich College to New College, Oxford.[2] He took first-class honours both in History and in Law,[3] and second class honours in the BCL (Bachelor of Civil Law, a graduate-law degree.).[4]
Holdsworth's main work, with a first edition of the first book in 1903, was A History of English Law, gradually expanded to cover everything from Ancient Britain to 1875 over his career. Holdsworth became Professor of Constitutional Law at University College, London (1903 to 1908). In 1922 he became the Vinerian Professor of English Law at Oxford.[5] In Charles Dickens as a Legal Historian (1928, repr. 1972), a book version of Holdsworth's Storrs Lectures at Yale Law School, he argued that historians should pay closer attention to the novels of Charles Dickens as source material about the workings of English law and legal institutions; it contains a thoughtful and sensitive analysis of Dickens's novel Bleak House as an illuminating examination of the Chancery system.[5] In Some Makers of English Law (Cambridge University Press, 1938), reprinting the Tagore Lectures delivered in 1937-1938 at Calcutta University, Holdsworth offered an overview of the history of English law through biographical studies of key figures in that history. Holdsworth was knighted in 1929 and was appointed as a member of the Order of Merit in 1943.[6] He died in 1944. There are portraits of Sir William Holdsworth by Bassano in the National Portrait Gallery,[7] and his portrait in pastels by E. Plachter can be seen in the Holdsworth Room of St John's College, Oxford.[8]
A History of English Law[edit]
A History of English Law, eventually comprising 17 volumes, published between 1903 and 1966, was Holdsworth's greatest literary academic achievement. The work begins with Anglo-Saxon times, and it is an account of legal procedure and court organization down to the Judicature Acts of 1875 and of the important phases of substantive law through the 18th century.
Holdsworth's history has been criticised as involving lapses of full modern scholarly standards, and is consequently treated with some caution by some current legal historians.[9]
Holdsworth Club[edit]
The Holdsworth Club is the University of Birmingham Law School's student law society. The Holdsworth Club was founded in 1927 and named after Sir William Holdsworth, by Professor C.E. Smalley-Baker who served as the first Dean of the University of Birmingham's Faculty of Law between 1928 and 1949.[10] Sir William Holdsworth was Smalley-Baker's mentor and had been an External Examiner at the University for several years.[11]
After giving his name to the Law Faculty's Student Club (the names of Bacon, Coke and Blackstone having been considered and rejected); Sir William Holdsworth became its active Patron. In this role he attended and spoke at the Club's annual dinner, and he gave an annual presidential address. The establishment of the presidency of the Holdsworth Club as an annual office, involving the sole obligations of attending a dinner and giving a lecture, led to the Faculty gaining a distinguished line of visiting speakers, (which by 1948 already included two Lord Chancellors and two Masters of the Rolls).
Sir William Holdsworth remained patron of the club until his death in 1944 (after which there have been two more patrons: Dean Smalley-Baker 1949-72; and Professor Owen Hood-Phillips 1974-86). The list of distinguished presidents includes lord chancellors, such as Hailsham, father and son, Master of the Rolls, Denning (three times); Donaldson; Bingham; Green, the majority of the great law lords of the 20th century and academic lawyers such as the international lawyer Sir Arnold McNair and the American jurist Dean Roscoe Pound to whom the Golden Medal of the American Bar Association was awarded for "conspicuous service to the cause of American jurisprudence" was presented in 1940. This medal is still worn by Holdsworth presidents when delivering their address. The vice president of the club is Mr George Applebey, lecturer at law.[12]
Holdsworth Society[edit]
The Holdsworth Society is the College Law Society of St John's College, Oxford. The Committee consists of the President (the previous year's Secretary), the Secretary and the Librarian. The Holdsworth Society attracts a high calibre of guest speaker, and also hosts termly black tie dinners. The social highlight of the Society's year is undoubtedly the Alumni Dinner, which is held in Hall at the end of Hilary Term.
The St John's College Law Library is named The Holdsworth Library after Sir William Searle Holdsworth, Fellow of St. John's 1897-1922 and Vinerian Professor of Law, and later Honorary Fellow. His portrait in pastels by E. Plachter can be seen there.[8]
- A history of English law
- Book I, The Judicial System, vol 1
- Book II, Anglo-Saxon Antiquities (449-1066) vol 2 (3rd edn 1923)
- Book III, The Mediaeval Common Law (1066-1485) vols 2 and 3 (3rd edn 1923)
- Book IV, The Common Law and its Rivals (1485-1700) vols 4 to 9
- Book V, The Centuries of Settlement and Reform (1701-1875) vols 10-12
- The Historians of Anglo-American Law (1928, repr. 1966)
See also[edit]
- ^ Canadian Bar Association (1923), The Canadian Bar Review, Page 362, (Canadian Bar Association)
- ^ (1944) The Law Quarterly Review, (Stevens)
- ^ (1965) The Law Journal, Page 9
- ^ H. G. Hanbury, 'Holdsworth, Sir William Searle (1871–1944)', rev. David Ibbetson, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 ;online edn, May 2006 accessed 21 Nov 2010
- ^ a b The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright 2007 Columbia University Press
- ^ Royal Insight:GREAT BRITONS: CELEBRATING THE CENTENARY OF THE ORDER OF MERIT
- ^ National Portrait Gallery
- ^ a b St John's College Oxford
- ^ Cosgrove, Richard A., "The Culture of Academic Legal History: Lawyers' History and Historians' Law 1870-1930", 33 Cambrian L. Rev. 23-34 (2002).
- ^ University of Birmingham, (2005), LLM Taught Masters programmes in Law, Page 22, (University of Birmingham)
- ^ The Holdsworth Club
- ^ John Bosworth , (1987), History of the Birmingham Law Faculty, the First Sixty Years
- Goodhart, A.L., (1954), Sir William Searle Holdsworth, O.M., 1871-1944, A Memorial Address, (Bernard Quaritch [for the Selden Society] London)
- John Bosworth, (1987), History of the Birmingham Law Faculty, the First Sixty Years
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Stand-up Comedian Regan was inspired by the 'lifting-people-up' comic style of late-night TV icon Johnny Carson
What does he think of today's crop of comedians?
"I think many, many different kinds of comedy are all valid," he said. "It's like music. There are a lot of subdivisions under the umbrella of music. You can like one kind of music and appreciate another … same with comedy. I like the fact that there are people like Bill Maher out there with people like Jerry Seinfeld."
When he's not on the road, his home base is Las Vegas, where he has two "wonderful" kids and a girlfriend. His son is 14, his daughter 9.
Do they think Dad's funny?
"They think I'm kinda silly," Regan said. "That means a lot to me."


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Hi everyone!! Pregnant with #2 here due around July 4-5th. I don't see my midwife til December 10. No real symptoms for me other than having to pee a lot, but this is normal for me. I never really had symptoms with #1. I had a CP in August so I am a little nervous, but I am just trying to take care of myself and hope for the best. Let's hurry up and get that due date club open!! Looking forward to getting to know everyone!
I'm due July 16th with my third...just got the BFP this morning.
congrats ladies! now if i can just get a moderator to put our club! haha!
Due: July2014
semi crunchy, but getting crispier!
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Yay!! It looks like we got our DDC! http://www.mothering.com/community/groups/show/60/july-2014-due-date-club
Jen , mom to DD12 and DS7 and six ('01, '06, '13, '13, '14, '14).
I started an introductory thread, so please head over and introduce yourselves!
Beautiful baby girl born 8/13/2012. Little star baby lost at 10 weeks pregnant, 12/18/2013. Rainbow baby girl born 12/22/2014.
Congrats, louloudeer! Come join us over in the DDC (due date club)! It's open now.
With my son, I had a horrible aversion to green veggies, too. I hope to avoid that this time...
Thank you Kitty! I just joined! I am happy to hear that I'm not the only one with the veggie aversion!
Thank you Kitty! I just joined! I am happy to hear that I'm not the only one with the veggie aversion!
I don't seem to have the issue as bad this time, but last time the only way I could eat a veggie was if it was covered with bacon ranch dressing. Which actually sounds kind of good right now. Hmmm......
I read through all of your messages and congrats to everyone!!
One thing I wanted to reach out to Kittymama...I also take 400 mg of progesterone. The side effects are horrendous. I started inserting them vaginally ( strange I know) but the medicine gets right where it needs to be and you don't get all the unwanted side effects. You don't have to worry about it slipping out either. Just insert it at a time like maybe after lunch when you might be at your desk for a good stretch.
Check with your doctor about it. I was having such a hard time taking it orally. So when I asked he was like sure! Same thing....(really ok well you could have mentioned that..lol) I had read about it on one of the other boards. You just make sure to wash your hands first to avoid introducing bacteria to your cervical canal...but it is much easier. And it works because my level went from 8 to 20...so I know it is working that way.
Good luck to you hun- I suffer from anxiety so I have to change my meds a bit too. But it is worth it. The OB/GYN medical community tends to err on the side of caution. There are tons of babies born healthy while mom takes psych meds. Have you checked out Dr. Hale's website? He does studies for medications during pregnancy...for documentation. Since there is so little. (Which is the problem) Hang in there and hoping this progesterone boosts your hcg levels and symptoms back up!! I had two chemicals, like I said. I hope and pray that everything is fine for you...and for some reason if it is a chemical please don't beat yourself up. It is not anything that we can avoid. It is usually something chromosomal or low progesterone. Hopefully upping your dose will help your little bean along! Take care...
Good luck everyone! I hope to join your DDC once I get confirmation of betas. :-)
Meeeeee!!! I just got my BFP today at 10 DPO! I'm in shock! EDD 7/22
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Welshman dominates Frenchman in his hometown
Gavin Rees produced a fantastic performance in Anthony Mezaaches backyard in France, forcing a seventh round stoppage to retain his European lightweight title in style.
The Welshman traveled over to Paris for his second defence in the venue that former champion Mezaaches last three fights had been in and was the aggressor from the opening bell.
The 31 year old produced a classy, powerful and controlled display to dismiss the Frenchmans challenge and move a step closer to his dream of becoming a two-weight World champion.
I keep telling people I can punch at lightweight and giving the chance I think I can win another World title, said Rees.
I had a great training camp, it was boiling in here tonight but I still felt fresh. I worked well on the jab and I was catching him with the right often and I think I did a great job tonight.
Rees connected early with his right hand and mixed his work up well, controlling things with his jab. A clash of heads in the second round caused a nasty gash to the Frenchmans forehead and threatened to bring the fight to a premature end, but thankfully Mezaaches corner stemmed the flow of blood and the fight continued, and Rees moved through the gears seamlessly.
The champion really put his foot down in the sixth round, rocking the hometown favourite at will and relentlessly pouring the pressure on with unerring accuracy.
Some great work to the body led to another big right hand in the opening half of the seventh round that floored the Frenchman and with so much time left in the round, Rees saw his chance to end things and pounced brilliantly. Again, the jackhammer right landed to rock Mezaache and he pinned him on the ropes with some stinging blows, and a combination of Mezaaches corner and the referee ended the contest with 45 seconds of the seventh round left.
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