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Questions of whether the greater Starkville area will see snow and ice today and tomorrow became increasingly moot late Saturday after National Weather Service meteorologists in Jackson issued a winter storm warning for much of Mississippi.
The winter storm warning was issued late Saturday afternoon. The warning also includes much of Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee.
Oktibbeha County Emergency Management Director Jim Britt said Saturday that he has been in continual contact with state emergency management and NWS officials in Jackson about the approaching weather system, which is tracking along a low pressure front over Mexico and into the northern Gulf of Mexico.
If the front stays on its current track, the Starkville area will see significant sleet snowfall today, tonight and tomorrow.
"We're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best," said Britt by phone Saturday evening. "We're going to have some winter precipitation. It's not a question of whether we're going to get it, but more a question of how much."
Should the low pressure system move to the north a bit, sleet and freezing rain a more likely, significantly increasing the risk for ice, Britt said.
Current forecasts are calling for a mixture of snow and sleet to begin falling sometime around mid-morning to midday today, with increasingly heavy snowfall throughout the day and into the nighttime hours.
Accumulations between 4 and 8 inches are forecast, with a snow/sleet mix continuing into Monday morning with a chance for light snow Monday night.
Brisk east to northeast winds between 10 and 25 mph are also expected, which, combined with any snow or ice accumulations, could result in some power interruptions and make travel in the affected areas difficult.
"Sustained winds of 15 to 20 mph and gusts of 30 mph and higher, combined with frozen precipitation, will likely mean that there are some power outages," Britt said Saturday night. "People need to prepare for that."
City, county and state road crews are prepared to respond to handle hazardous road conditions, particularly on bridges and overpasses, Britt said. Travel Sunday night will be dangerous and is discouraged unless absolutely necessary, Britt said.
"We're looking for our roads to freeze over and be pretty treacherous. Folks don't need to get out in this stuff unless they have to," Britt said. "Even if the daytime temperatures rise above freezing for a bit and some of this stuff starts to melt off, it will refreeze again at night and be just as dangerous."
Local utility crews are also ready to respond, officials said.
But the likelihood of any significant melting over the next two days is minimal if forecast models hold true.
NWS forecasts show high temperatures today and Monday at or slightly above the freezing mark, with nighttime low temperatures in the 20s. High temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday are forecast in the mid- to upper 30s.
"It's going to get cold and stay cold for a few days," Britt said.
Should a widespread power outage occur today and tonight, Oktibbeha-Starkville Emergency Response Volunteer Services (OSERVS) volunteers were making preparations to open a shelter and feeding center at downtown area churches.
Both city and county school officials and Mississippi State University officials urged students, faculty and staff to pay attention to local media reports, their respective websites and electronic messaging for notification on any school cancellations Monday.
Residents are reminded to have plenty of non-perishable food, water and other necessary supplies, including medications and batteries for flashlights and radios, in case of a prolonged power outage.
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Michael Elgin defeated El Generico, with a tilt a whirl powerbomb.
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Thanks I am still working on it but right now the customer installer is almost double the size of the original, it was messy, and didn't work right. The only thing it did was put most of the files and registry entries where they needed to be. Neither WMP10 or WMP11 would run right after using the installer. I used the update.inf files to figure out what went where and what needed to be registered.
Good job man
I think that you should release a custom installer. That would be sweet. NSIS for WMP11 on Win2k3.
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Yes it is. I cannot get WMP11 to hide the controls in fullscreen mode for some reason but I haven't tried much to fix it. One nice touch is that DVD's automatically run in fullscreen.
Is that third screenshot the fullscreen mode?
It runs really well for a beta. It uses between eleven and fifteen megs of memory (playing wma files) when visable and eight megs in mini mode. It is a little slower opening media but its not bad. The new search feature is nice, it searches as you type. One odd thing I found is if I use high quality mode most (of my) divx files do not play correctly.
That looks really nice. Does it run well?
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Unfortunately I don't know yet. The batch file I used won't work for most other pc's because it's based on the speed of the pc. The batch file switches a file mid-install and if the timing isn't perfect you end up with one of two error messages.
So whens the link gonna be Up?
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February 13 Performance and Dinner Benefit Alexandria Black History Museum
Experience the true spirit of Black History Month with actor, scholar and activist Paul Robeson at the Carlyle Club in Alexandria! On Sunday, February 13, actor Hugh Staples will bring Robeson to life in a special one-night performance of "Paul Robeson, A Play by Philip Dean Hayes" at the Carlyle Club (411 John Carlyle Street). The show begins at 5 p.m. and will be followed by a sumptuous dinner and a discussion with the actor. Proceeds benefit educational programming at the Alexandria Black History Museum.
This play, directed by Cody Jones, follows Paul Robseon (1898-1976) from his youth in New Jersey through his adult years as he traveled the world. An All-American athlete and a graduate of Columbia Law School, Robeson negotiated a complicated system of racism as he spoke out against the injustices he witnessed. Fighting for civil rights and labor causes, he triumphed in the midst of adversity that turned him into a modern-day martyr.
Following the 90-minute performance, guests will enjoy their choice of a two- or three-course meal. Tickets begin at $40 per person with reduced rates for children or guests who attend the play only. Advance reservations are required and can be made by calling the Alexandria Black History Museum at 703.746.4356.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 21:33
No, battery life won't get better after a year. If you charge your smartphone everyday, battery life will deteriorate over time. This is true for any Lithium-ion battery.
Don't worry about charging it every night, that's best practice for these phones. I've been doing that to my trophy for a year and the battery life is getting better, not worse. I used to top it off in the afternoon, now I don't worry about it.
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I can deal with the speaker phone issues, but get an alarm clock if you rely on your phone to wake you up.
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Having to charge the battery nightly is pretty much across the board standard with most smartphones. iPhones and maybe Samsung Galaxy Note 2's being the small exception of phones where light use might get you through 2 days. I can go 2 days between charges on my iPhone, but I charge it pretty much every evening regardless if it is only down to 70%.
If you are coming from a feature phone then you will see a dramatic difference in battery life, no doubt. I remember my last feature phone I could go 4-5 days before charging.
As far as wearing out the battery goes, charging it nightly should be fine. The battery life will degrade but I think it should get you through 3 years of use without needing to be changed. What would be detrimental to the battery is letting it discharge fully or charging it in elevated temperatures (like leaving it on the charger in your vehicle on a hot summer day).
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I dunno about the 920 but my 8X hasn't rebooted at all since I got it over a week now. I've also installed a good deal of apps and games etc so I don't think it's a specific app problem but more of a quirky firmware/driver problem that should get fixed soon.
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Lured by the tranquil waters of riverscapes, Daubigny began to explore the river valleys outside Paris in the late 1850s from Le Botin, his floating studio. An heir to the open-air sketching tradition and an important precursor for the Impressionists, Daubigny recorded the subtle interplay of light, water, and atmosphere as the day progressed. In this image, Daubigny blends the pink hues of the waning sunset with the lavender and silver tones of the moonrise. While the painter reserves a delicacy of touch for the water birds and river grasses, he uses broader, more gestural brushwork for the changing sky.
- Artist: Charles-François Daubigny, French, 1817-1878
- Medium: Oil on panel
- Place Made: France
- Dates: 1877
- Dimensions: 15 7/8 x 26 3/4 in. (40.3 x 67.9 cm) Frame: 27 1/2 x 39 x 5 1/2 in. (69.9 x 99.1 x 14 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed and dated lower right: "Daubigny 1877"
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- Accession Number: 13.59
- Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Carll H. de Silver in memory of her husband
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- Caption: Charles-François Daubigny (French, 1817-1878). Moonrise, 1877. Oil on panel, 15 7/8 x 26 3/4 in. (40.3 x 67.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mrs. Carll H. de Silver in memory of her husband, 13.59
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Urban Outfitters Apologizes For Blood-Stained Kent State Sweatshirt
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Apple Pushes Digital Wallet With Apple Pay
Apple is betting that people want to pay with a tap of the phone rather than a swipe of the card.
South Florida Fast Food Workers Take To The Streets In Protests
Fast food workers in South Florida have joined their counterparts across the country in a push for $15-an-hour wages.
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AutoNation said Thursday that its new vehicle sales rose 7 percent last month, as the auto dealership chain sold 32,660 vehicles.
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Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is starting to advise many homeowners with expiring policies that they have to go through an electronic clearinghouse intended to shift more policies into the private market.
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Miami-Based Burger King Wants To Buy Tim Hortons
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Back in the 1970s, it was easy for the "Six Million Dollar Man," Steve Austin, to spot a robotic person — or a fembot as the hip sci-fi show called them. In 2010, Japanese robotics makers have taken careful notes and are creating some of the most life-like robots ever — so life-like they can even be used for medical training. It seems the future is indeed now.
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Cerro Punta is on the main highway from David and on the road leading to La Amistad International Park.
How to arrive?
- Plane: A one-hour flight from Panama City will bring you to David, and from there you can complete the rest of the journey in bus or car.
- Bus: There are departures every half hour from the terminal in David, and they arrive in Cerro Punta in one and a half hours.
- Car: David is a 440-kilometer drive from Panama City, and from David it is another 40 kilometers to Cerro Punta.
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Headaches, nausea, dizziness. Symptoms like these don't seem so out of the ordinary for a mother dealing with the daily pressures of caring for a child with special needs. Luz Marina Knight was experiencing all three and thought it was probably just the stress of caring for her son, Kyle, who had been diagnosed with autism in 2005 at age 4.
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Mims, who underwent surgery Feb. 21 at Clovis Community Medical Center, explained how diligence and expert detection helped save her life.
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The new CT, or computerized tomography, scanner is scheduled to be installed in November.
Many couples dream of having a baby – but for some that dream may need a little help before it becomes a reality.
At Clovis Community Medical Center's fertility center, a dedicated team of physicians and nurses focus on providing personalized care for those experiencing difficulty in conceiving.
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In today's connected, digital age there are an increasing number of sources of weather information. When you are heading out into the Scottish hills and mountains it is easier then ever before to check the latest weather forecast on your PC, mobile or tablet device.Tue, 16 June, 2015
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The Peak District is home to a wide variety of magnificent hills, moors, outcrops and gritstone edges. The National Park itself covers an area of 1,438 square kilometres with a high point on Kinder Scout of 636 metres. Despite its name, the landscape generally lacks sharp peaks, being characterised by rounded hills and gritstone escarpments.
Despite what its name may suggest, the Peak District similar in geography to the more gentle Yorkshire Dales. Its highest point is Kinder Scout at 636 metres, although Bleaklow Head (610 metres) and Black Hill (582 metres) offer great alternatives whilst losing little in terms of total elevation.
It is the latter, which proves to be a huge point of interest for many, with its covering of peat and widespread lack of vegetation giving the peak its name.
Whilst the Peak District may lack sharp elevations, the whole area covers huge upland stretches, meaning that much of the National Park is on land that's more than 300 metres above sea level.
The Peak District Mountains weather page provides a 5 day weather forecast for many places within Peak District Mountains and the surrounding area, featuring 3 hourly updates on weather conditions for rainfall, temperature, wind speed and wind direction.
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I love the way this quilt turned out…the bits of purple and brown work so well together. The Kaffe Fassett purple polka dot is my favorite print in this quilt.
The blocks measure 9" finished, and the quilt top measures 54" x 63". I'll get a block tutorial written up this weekend…it's a fun one to make!
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|72 hours in Kosher Orlando
Orlando is a city of magic – even for the kosher family. Here are some highlights from our recent visit; or as they say in Disney, "Let the Memories Begin…
Cohen's Deli and Butcher Shop
The Good News is the food! When it finally arrived at 7:10, my Sloppy Joe hot pastrami sandwich was luscious. This oversized creation was dripping with cole slaw, mustard, Thousand Island dressing and huge mounds of warm pastrami encased in three fresh toasted pieces of rye bread, plated alongside a handful of hot French fries. Delicious! This deli meal was on par with the best of NY - extremely generous portions and well cured meat. But, sadly I had no Dr. Brown's cream soda with it – they were out. And they were also out of the day's special homemade mushroom barley soup and even sandwich rolls. But, the matzo ball chicken soup tasted homemade. The corned beef, brisket, chopped liver and various sandwich fillings we ate were exceptional. Our fellow diners seemed to enjoy their steaks as well. Our recommendation: if you are planning to dine in or take out food during any of the busy tourist times in Orlando, count on a 1 to 2 hour people watching and eating experience at Cohen's Deli. And during your wait, you might catch a minyan for mincha or maariv as we did. Or strike up some conversations with other waiting kosher diners. Or some in your party might want to walk across the street to Simkas Sweets to browse this other kosher establishment, and perhaps enjoy a pre-dinner smoothie. Our suggestion: visit at off hours, between 2 PM to 4 PM, and enjoy a late lunch or early dinner. We're hoping to return – at a quieter time to taste some of the other menu items (it's extensive) in this delicious Orlando kosher option with great potential.
We applaud The World of Disney for reaching out to the kosher traveler. Although the Orlando area offers relatively few options for kosher restaurants, (see the Chabad Orlando website for the latest list), the Disney properties have kosher food available in all of its hotels and restaurants. Most of the kosher meals require 24 hours notice; reserve at 407 WDW-DINE (407 939-3463). However, we know of one Magic Kingdom restaurant with kosher food always available; the cafeteria-style Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café in Tomorrowland, which offers kosher food under the hashgacha of Mehadrin Kosher and OK Labs certification. The food is sealed in "airline" type packages and heated in four microwaves set aside just for kosher. The day we were there, the choices included pre-wrapped meals with a selection of either corned beef, chicken strips or burger, with a side of potato croquettes ranging in price from $9.99 to $10.99. The current caterer is Webermans. By the way, according to the restaurant manager, this restaurant is the third busiest restaurant in the whole world.
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Don't miss the decadent Ghirardelli chocolate store in Downtown Disney. We ate several chocolate samples! In fact, don't miss Downtown Disney – it's a people watching town center with shopping, entertainment, and food.
And, a bit more about Orlando: We stayed in a spacious, contemporary family sized 5 bedroom home near the Disney property, enabling us to prepare our own breakfast and dinner. The children were delighted with their rooms and the wall murals of Goofy, Mickey and various Disney characters. Enjoy your visit. There is so much more to do and see. We can't wait to return to the Magic of Disney!


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So you buy a console then go out and buy a 12 month card and game and then go on a forum lookin for reasons to keep it?? Not sure if trolling or slow.
Posted 10 December 2012 - 04:34
Except for the part that he says it wasn't until AFTER he bought it, he realized the titles were basically the same as his PS3. Not sure if trolling or incapable of reading (or slow?).
I would say keep it. But that's because I want one Haha
Posted 10 December 2012 - 04:42
I would say keep it.
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Me too, they make an excellent door stop
Posted 10 December 2012 - 05:04
Yeah. I'd really like to find a few good reasons (games) to keep it. I bought it without thinking because I thought it would go out of stock too quick. I never bothered to keep up with the 360's library all these years. Didn't realize both PS3 and 360 shared so many titles until afterwords.
But yeah, so far, Forza is still my only "must try" game. Maybe Tales of Vesperia. Thanks for the recommendations, though, Sagum.
Posted 10 December 2012 - 05:12
Personally, if you can live without the few Microsoft published studio titles, I'd use it for a year playing some of the online games and then sell it and buy more PS3 games.
Man, I wish this had happened a few days ago. I just bought a new console to replace one that was failing, would have been happy to buy that off you!
Posted 10 December 2012 - 05:25
I'm a fan of JRPGs, and pretty much the only exclusive it has is Tales of Vesperia. The other majority are also available on PS3. Besides JRPGs, I like racing, fighting, and sidescrollers/adventure like Donkey Kong and Mario. It's not looking good for this 360, is it? Haha.
If any of you have any good recommendations for 360 exclusives that aren't shooting games, I'd love to hear them so I don't have to go through the trouble of selling it.
Posted 12 December 2012 - 04:56
What a completely ridiculous statement. You're assuming someone should know what titles are available for a console they don't even own? Lol wow....


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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 6
- Run Time: 1209 Minutes
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Studio: Paramount
- DVD Release Date: November 18, 2008
- Subtitles: Spanish, Portuguese
- Audio:
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC]
SPANISH: Dolby Digital Mono
- Cast: Jack Lord, James MacArthur
- Genre: TV Series
- Color: Color
- Release Date: 1972
Hawaii Five O Season 5 is one of TV's longest-running crime dramas (only Law & Order would surpass its record-setting 12-year run). This 1970s television series captivated audiences with its smart and stylish take on the standard police formula. These Hawaii Five O DVDs from season five were filmed entirely on the Hawaiian Islands. This action-packed Five O series followed the crime-fighting adventures of an elite state-police squad anchored by quintessential tough guy Steve McGarrett (Jack Lord) and his Hawaii Five O detective team of Danny "Danno" Williams (James MacArthur), Chin Ho Kelly (Kam Fong), and Kono Kalakaua (Zulu). Almost single-handedly rewriting the book on police dramas, the Hawaii Five O series distinguished itself with intricate plotting, inventive cinematography, exotic locations, and, of course, an indelible theme song and timeless catchphrase ("Book 'em, Danno!").
Format: Box set, Color, Dubbed, DVD-video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
Language: English
Subtitles: Spanish
Number of discs: 6
Rating: Not Rated
Studio: Paramount
DVD Release Date: November 18, 2008
Buy Hawaii Five O Season 5 and, if you aren't already a fan of this series, you soon will be as Detective Steve McGarrett roots out crime in paradise.


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More than 130 years after Thomas Edison awoke the darkness with his incandescent light bulb, a congressional act will put it to sleep. Starting in 2012, the United States will phase out traditional incandescent light bulbs in favor of more energy-efficient alternatives. All 100-watt bulbs go first, followed by 60- and 40-watts by 2014. The law follows similar measures passed in Latin America, Canada and the European Union.
The switch to more efficient lighting is expected to save consumers $40 billion in energy costs over the next 20 years and cut global-warming emissions by at least 51 million tons of carbon per year, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. While no one argues that energy-efficiency is a bad thing, designers face new challenges when it comes to lighting interior spaces.
The incandescent bulb has long been favored for its color and quality, says Gary Gordon, a New York lighting designer and author of Interior Lighting. "Everyone likes incandescent light simply because the human brain is used to it," he says. "It has a very similar color spectrum to the sun."
But designers will have plenty of alternatives, says Mary Beth Gotti, manager of the Lighting and Electrical Institute at General Electric. "People are going to have more and better solutions, and more exciting lighting effects."
Likely replacements
The most immediate replacement for the incandescent bulb will be some form of halogen light, Gotti says. "It is a crisper white, and still fully dimmable."
But while halogens offer a desirable design alternative, they are still expensive and not as efficient as compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and LED (light-emitting diode) options.
CFLs use 70 percent to 80 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs. But designers often object to how CFLs affect the color of objects and people. "They make furniture and fabric colors look pale gray or green, and people's skin look sickly," says Gordon.
Fortunately, recent technological advances have improved the quality of CFL color, says Kathy Presciano, an interior and lighting designer and instructor in the School of Architecture and Environmental Design at Kent State University. Still, designers need to be selective and rely on their expertise when using alternatives, she says. "You can't go through a house and replace every light with a CFL. There are times when you need a very focused source."
The best option for creating a bright source of light is probably an LED, Presciano says. "Earlier versions of LED color were on the cool side. But now you have the ability to mix and specify color." (Bulbs are now available in "cool" light, which is good for task lighting, and "warm" light, typically used for accent lighting.)
Lighting fixtures can help redirect and soften light through reflection or refraction, says Presciano. With a very bright LED, for example, "you need to be able to shield and manipulate the quality of light so you're not staring into a big bright light source."
But no fixture can improve a light source's color rendering, Gordon says. "You can change its distribution, but not its color characteristics."
Understanding the numbers
That's why it's important to understand those characteristics, which are measured two ways: Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) and Color Rendering Index (CRI). The CRI, from 0 to 100, represents the quality of light and its ability to render colors correctly. The higher the CRI, the truer the color. (For good color quality, look for a CRI of at least 80.) The CCT measures the relative color appearance of a white light source, and whether it appears more yellow or blue. "Warm" lamps have a lower CCT (2,650 to 3,000), while "cool" lamps have a higher CCT (more than 4,000).
A new initiative by the U.S. Department of Energy is expected to bring more affordable and design-friendly LED options to the market, says Rob Jackson, a lighting consultant in St. Paul, Minn. The "Bright Tomorrow Lighting Prize" or "L Prize" will reward the first manufacturer to design an LED alternative to the incandescent that meets performance, quality and cost expectations.
In the meantime, Presciano urges designers to explore alternatives with an open mind. "Change can challenge a designer's work, but it can also be the gateway to new creative solutions."
Shedding light on the subject
The end of incandescent lighting means designers can't afford to stay in the dark about changing technology. Fortunately, there are many shows and workshops where designers can learn about new products, says lighting designer Kathy Presciano.
She recommends LightFair International, an annual architectural and commercial lighting trade show. (LightFair 2011 is scheduled for May 17-19, 2011, in Philadelphia. For information, visit lightfair.com .)
Look, too, for local seminars, says Jackson, who has been offering LED "Lunch and Learns" to design professionals. "We talk about the limitations of what's out there now – and tell them what they can look forward to."


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Camels are well known for their ability to survive the hot and dry conditions of the desert, but a study suggests they once thrived in colder climes.
Scientists have unearthed the fossilised remains of a giant species of camel in Canada's High Arctic.
An analysis of protein found in the bones has revealed that this creature, which lived about 3.5 million years ago, is an ancestor of today's species.
The research is published in the journal Nature Communications.
Dr Mike Buckley, an author of the paper from the University of Manchester, said: "What's interesting about this story is the location: this is the northernmost evidence of camels."
The mid-Pliocene Epoch was a warm period of the Earth's history - but surviving in the Arctic would have still been tough.
The ancient camels would have had to cope with long and harsh winters, with temperatures plunging well below freezing. There would have been snow storms and months of perpetual darkness.
Nonetheless, at this time, the polar region would have been covered in forest.
Over the course of three expeditions, which began in 2006, researchers from the Canadian Museum of Nature collected 30 fragments of fossilised leg bone from Ellesmere Island in Canada.
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Vacations are basically one of two things – a time to relax or a time to explore and interact with new things and places. News Editor Jonathan Scott and his family opted for the second type of vacation this summer as they spent time in both New York City and Montreal, Canada. (August 1, 2013, Page 4)