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I am gonna install both v and disc on both front and rear of my Epic. I want them to both work off the same lever. This way I'll have the best of both worlds. I will post pics probably tomorrow. Has anyone else sone this yet?
I am gonna install both v and disc on both front and rear of my Epic. I want them to both work off the same lever. This way I'll have the best of both worlds. I will post pics probably tomorrow. Has anyone else sone this yet?
Originally Posted by cheath
Ive heard about it being done, but whats the point? surely discs are enough, maybe even just the V's, save your money there is zero point.
I agree. I have also heard of someone running dual disc up front on a custom hub.Originally Posted by Cornish_Rdr_UK
I'm assuming you're going to use an inline doubler?
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No, thats been done and would be to easy, I have Hyd. Discs anyway!Originally Posted by khuon
Hydros? Then why waste your time and money on getting rim brakes.
Originally Posted by SpiderMike
Thats one crazy looking bike. I like the handcuffs though.
Originally Posted by cheath
Go with that setup. Then while going fast downhill, jam on the front brakes (disk & vbrake)... and break your collarbone.
Originally Posted by Raiyn
I remeber that thread! It appears the majority (everyone) thought that was a nutwit idea.
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Cheath - Can I ask why you want to have a set of v-brakes ASWELL as a set of Hydro disks?
Its just a plain stupid idea putting both v-brakes and discs on.
Ditto.Originally Posted by sS-bEn
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It will also be very very hard to set up the brakes right so they work together dude. Chances are you will have it setup so that they don't engage at same time...... And why waste a set of brakes!!!
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Originally Posted by Hilltop Hoods
Can your tyres handle that much braking force?
Tandems use dual braking systems (usually on the rear) to provide a drag brake on long descents. They also have twice the weight and a long wheelbase.
Solo bike just dont need/can't use that much braking force.
It's a ******** idea. It would be extremely difficult to get the brakes adjusted so that they worked together.
You say you want the best of both worlds.. well, how exactly are you going to get that? V-brakes are cheap, simple and light, but require a heavier rim that must be very true. Disc brakes are more complicated, heavier, and expensive, but allow a light rim that doesn't have to be perfectly true.
Combine them, and what do you get?
An extra heavy setup with extra maintenance headaches, questionable reliability (whatever rube goldberg scheme you come up with to activate both mechanisms), which probably won't work any better than V's or discs alone, due to the difficulty in setting them up to work together (most likely, one of the mechanisms will do most of the work).
If you want to be able to stop in an emergency when both your back and front brakes fail, try getting a parachute pack.
Double front discs make some sense, if you're a 350lb downhiller who routinely burns up 8" discs into white hot dust. If you're not, don't be stupid.
I have a more productive suggestion though.. set up your bike as a fixed gear - that way, if the brakes fail, you can slow down with your legs. Oh, and let me know when you take it on the trail.. i want to watch...
I was thinking along the same lines that they won't work together. You'll be getting one to engage but not the other. They will only work together after the v-brakes are level with the amount of pressure needed to use the disks, assuming that the v-brakes engage alone first. As it wears out, it should even itself to a point where both will engage. Beyond that point, then you'll have to keep adjusting the v-brakes to stronger then the disks so the process will repeat itself.
Basically, I think it isn't worth it. You'd still be burning up brakes.
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just purely from and engineering standpoint, I think it could be done w/ a set of those magura hydrolic rim brakes. If you could find a way to increase the size of the master cylinder on the lever, you might be able to put soome sort of splitter on the hydraulic line and then you'd have a rim+disc arrangement. might be interesting to see someone do it. I say that you go ahead and give it a shot.
I think it would be very hard to get the setup right because you'll probably have to deal with different pad contact rates. Also, once things start to wear, it'll get real interesting.Originally Posted by Phatman
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not to mention there would be two forces braking on your rim at the same time, one in the center and one at the rim. Wouldn't there be possibility of twisting/untruing your wheel every time you brake?
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I think it'd be a cool experiment. Diffucult, expensive, inefficient, overall waste of money, Yes. But still pretty cool to say that it was successfully done. Then go back to the disc brakes and sell the vbrakes on eBay.
Instead of wasting money on pointless set-ups like that, take that money, and send it to me!
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To make your wedding favors unique for your guests, matching the favors with the season you are getting married is a good idea. You can make your guests surprised by giving them spring, summer, fall or winter wedding favors. For the winter wedding favors, you can even make it in line with the Christmas and New Year theme. Another wedding favor idea that can be applied is by matching it with the wedding theme.
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Arizona Rattlers defensive back Virgil Gray picked off a Russ Michna pass in the closing seconds of the team's playoff win over the San Jose Sabercats August 5.
Instead of drawing attention to himself or taunting his opponent, Gray simply went to the first row of the stands, kneeled and prayed, handed the ball to a fan and hugged her.
The fan was Jennifer Boyle, a longtime season ticket holder who had just lost her husband Rick, who passed away at the age of 43.
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TMCF Joins President in Call to Service for Summer Projects
New York, NY – June 26, 2009 - The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) is taking part in United We Serve, a national effort launched by President Obama to engage more Americans in serving their communities this summer.
TMCF volunteers can sign up to be a mentor, researcher, event staff or a Teacher Quality & Retention or Leadership Institute Instructor as part of the summer service initiative.
"Volunteers have always been at the heartbeat of Thurgood Marshall College Fund's success," said Dwayne Ashley, President and Chief Executive Officer of TMCF. Our 47-member schools are facing increasing demands for services, and volunteers can help us fill this growing need. We are pleased to participate in United We Serve and thank the President for making this call to service this summer and beyond."
United We Serve kicked off on June 22 and runs through September 11, which will be marked for the first time as a national day of service and remembrance. The initiative focuses on four key areas: education, health, energy and the environment; and community renewal. It is being led by the Corporation for National and Community Service, a federal agency that improves lives and strengthens communities though volunteering and service.
"This summer, I'm calling on all of you to make volunteerism and community service part of your daily life and the life of this nation," said President Obama in the video. "Economic recovery is as much about what you're doing in your communities as what we're doing in Washington – and it's going to take all of us, working together."
To make it easy for individuals to get involved, the Corporation created Serve.gov, a website that allows visitors to type in their zip code to find local volunteer opportunities, recruit volunteers by posting their organization's projects, or get ideas for creating their own projects with friends, families, and neighbors. TMCF volunteer opportunities are listed on Serve.gov.
"Everyone has something to give, and summer is a great time for college students and alumni to get involved," said Ashley. By serving this summer, we hope more students will make an ongoing commitment to volunteering throughout the year, and TMCF will be here to support their efforts."
About Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Inc.
The Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Inc., named for the late U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice, was established in 1987 and represents 47 public Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and 6 law schools located in 22 states and the US Virgin Islands with a population of over 235,000 students. Over the last 21 years, TMCF has awarded more than $100 million in leadership development, programmatic and capacity support, and scholarships enabling more than 12,000 students to attend public HBCUs. It is the only national organization of its type that provides merit-based scholarships and programmatic support to students attending the nation's public HBCUs. TMCF also provides internship programs and joins corporate and foundation partners in providing leadership training and support to students preparing for undergraduate and professional schools. TMCF is a 501(c) (3), tax-exempt organization.


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Hi,I bought some great wallpaper at Anthropologie and have a quick question before I start papering.http://www.anthropologie.com/a...My question is how many walls to wallpaper in my powder room bath and which 2 walls should it be. I do not want to paper all 4 walls, nor do I have enough paper - only bought 3 rolls. The bathroom is approx 5 ft by 5 ft and 9 ft high. No windows. One wall has the 32" wide entry door.The vanity, mirror and toliet are all on the same wall which directly face you when you walk into the bathroom.I was thinking of papering the main wall with the vanity and toliet and the opposite wall with the door.However, I have had many different suggestions from non-designers. Mainly, to paper the main wall and the wall right of it.Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Hello Tanya101,
Like I said in my other post, I like the idea of wallpapering side-by-side walls instead of walls that are across from each other. If it were me, I would wallpaper walls 1 and 4, since they're the first walls you see as you enter the bathroom.
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Course 9: Caroline Brooke
Art, Money and Power: Medici Patronage in Florence c. 1420-1570
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The name 'Medici' is synonymous with artistic innovation and achievement during the Renaissance in Florence. This course examines the art patronage of more than five generations of the dynasty, from the emergence of the family as a political force early in the Renaissance, to the establishment of the grand duke dynasty that reigned for almost two centuries. It focuses on the commissions of Cosimo the Elder, Piero the Gouty, Lorenzo the Magnificent, and Cosimo I Grand Duke of Tuscany, in order to consider how the political, religious and social aspirations of individual members of the Medici family shaped the cultural and artistic life of the city. The works of major Florentine artists such as Donatello, Fra Filippo Lippi, Michelangelo and Bronzino are examined in relation to the tastes and aspirations of their patrons, as manifestations of civic pride, devotion, and personal ambition. Issues such as familial pietas, the varying fortunes of the Medici bank and the political climate of the period are also considered in relation to the development of Medicean patterns of patronage. Visits include the British Museum, the National Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Please note that Dr Scott Nethersole's Study Tour to Florence from 4 – 6 September will pursue some of the themes of power and patronage discussed during the week. Both course and tour are, however, entirely freestanding events and attendance at one does not require attendance at the other.
Course 10: Dr Miriam Di Penta
'The Marvel of the World': Art and Politics in Baroque Rome
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Around 1595 two young, ambitious artists moved to Rome from their native cities of Bologna and Milan: Annibale Carracci and Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. Thanks to the patronage of cardinals, popes and secular aristocrats, these painters and their pupils would lay the foundations of a new pictorial language. Their individual and opposing classical and naturalist styles, blended with the vital Colorismo of Rubens' altarpieces of 1608 for the Chiesa Nuova, provided the Catholic Church with a highly effective new instrument of Counter-Reformation propaganda: the glorious art of the Roman Baroque. The course will look at its development from the papacy of Paul V to the triumphs of the Barberini and Chigi pontificates and beyond, with an in-depth analysis of the works of Caravaggio and his circle, the Carraccis, Bernini, Borromini, and Poussin, among others. We will also consider the politics of vision, and the shifting relationship between art, power and tradition. We will discuss the development of art collecting, art criticism and the art market and how the revolutions in philosophy, science and poetry influenced art and society at large. Visits include the National Gallery, Apsley House, the Wallace collection, Dulwich Picture Gallery and the Baroque galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Please note that Dr Di Penta will also lead a Study Tour to Rome from 9 – 12 October 2014, exploring the Baroque in situ. As always, participation in the tour does not require prior attendance of the Summer School course.
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Cabinets of Wonder: A History of Museums in Britain
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Museums are not, and never were, simple repositories of objects or histories. They are not neutral spaces, but play a central role in how we define ourselves as individuals, cultures and as nations. From the objects that they exhibit, through to their often extraordinary architecture, their formation, function and purpose have always been influenced by economic, political and social pressures. This course will look at the historical development of the modern museum or art gallery. This history will take us from the formation of cabinets of curiosities in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, to the magnificent royal collections of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the great public institutions of the modern world we are familiar with today. Using specific, historical museums as case studies, and through a series of site visits, we will examine how the architecture of the museum, and the methods of display, as much as the extraordinary objects they showcase, create a rich network of aesthetic and historical meaning.
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Art and Architecture in Victorian London from the 'Battle of the Styles' to 'Art for Art's Sake'
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William Butterfield, All Saints, Margaret Street, London, 1849-59, photo ©Ayla LepineVictorian art and architecture had an immense impact on London, leaving us with such diverse structures, collections and art movements as the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the Red House, Leighton House and the Aesthetic Movement, St Pancras Station, Goldsmiths' Hall, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Houses of Parliament and the Albert Memorial. Examining all of these legacies closely, this course will encourage students to look afresh at nineteenth-century taste and innovation, and question to what extent Victorian art and architecture relied on old traditions to convey modern values. Both in the classroom and in a series of visits to London buildings and art collections, students will consider different approaches to this important period in British history.
Students will have unique opportunities to engage first-hand with the forms and functions of buildings and objects, using collections held in the Victoria and Albert Museum, Tate Britain and the RIBA to gain in-depth understanding of nineteenth-century art and ideas. Decorative arts, interior design, fashion and the popular press will also be taken into account. By looking closely and applying an array of art historical methodologies, we will engage with fundamental ideas about beauty, labour and commerce when London was at the centre of the world's largest empire.
Course 13: Professor Deanna Petherbridge
Lines of Sight and Invention: Techniques, Practices and Uses of Western Drawing across the Centuries
The fee for this course is £475 as the group will be limited to 10 students; this also includes the cost of course materials
This course is now FULL
This course will introduce participants to the ranges of Western drawing that stretch from rough preliminary sketches to completed visualisations for work in other media. It includes a practical session during which participants will explore the possibilities of different drawing materials and techniques. Through the rich resource of the Courtauld's collection, we will investigate how drawing is the most direct means for observing the world around us or can be an analytical medium for understanding the movement and expressiveness of bodies and the structures of buildings or recording the shapes and textures of landscape. And there will be opportunities to think about how marks and lines operate on the page, how they determine expression, render thought into image, allow for invention of the new or reveal 'the hand' of the artist. Participants will see the finest examples of historical drawing up close, view drawings by designers and architects as well as artists and visit a drawing studio where everyday experience is caricatured with graphic wit and economy. It is hoped that at the end of the course students will be familiar with some major concepts about drawing practice and its theories.
Course 14: Dr Matthias Vollmer
17th-century Painting in the Low Countries: The Golden Age of Dutch and Flemish Art
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As a result of the religious and political conflicts in the sixteenth century, the Low Countries were split into two territories with different theological and social developments. In both states, the production of art was strongly determined by patrons. In Flanders, artists like Rubens and Van Dyck celebrated the Catholic Church of the Counter Reformation and the Spanish Hapsburg monarchy with grandiose themes, lively compositions, and vivid colours in portraits, altarpieces, mythological scenes and allegories. The Protestant Republic of the United Netherlands, on the other hand, was dominated mainly by austere Calvinists. Dutch painters like Rembrandt and Jan Steen conveyed moral and often religious messages through elaborate symbolism in land- and seascapes, still life compositions, allegories and scenes of daily life. This course will offer an introduction into the vibrant art and culture of the separated Low Countries in the seventeenth century. We shall visit the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Course 15: Dr Klara Kemp-Welch
Art and Revolution: East European Art from 1917-1989
This course offers a survey of modern and contemporary art from the former Soviet Union and the Central European Soviet satellites. We will focus on the dynamic relationship of artistic practice to the rise and fall of communism in the Soviet bloc. The first part of the course will explore painting, photography, film and design in the decades following the revolution of 1917, mapping the aspirations of avant-garde figures like Kasimir Malevich, Alexander Rodchenko, Sergei Eisenstein, and Dziga Vertov, and the rationale for the introduction of Socialist Realism as official orthodoxy in 1934. In the second part of the course we will focus on the emergence of non-conformist art in the decades following the denunciation of the Stalinist Cult of Personality by Khrushchev, in 1956. Our discussions will include Tadeusz Kantor's theatre, International Mail Art practices, and the installations of Ilya Kabakov, among others, and will explore relevant writings by key dissidents such as Václav Havel. The course concludes with an examination of the seismic transformations of 1989-91 and their implications for cultural life in the 'former-East'. Visits include relevant displays at Tate Modern, Calvert 22 and GRAD.
Course 16: Dr Antonia Gatward Cevizli
The Art of the Sultans: Ottoman Art and Architecture
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Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul, photograph © Jeremy Avnet The skyline of Istanbul is one of the most recognisable in the world. However, the Ottoman artistic tradition tends to be less widely known. This course traces the most significant developments of Ottoman art and architecture from the fourteenth to the nineteenth centuries. From the Green Mosque in the former Ottoman capital of Bursa, we will progress to Edirne and then on to that great prize: Istanbul. The Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453 was a major turning point, changing the way the Ottomans saw themselves and how they were regarded by others. Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror initiated the city's makeover, which transformed it into the capital of the Ottoman Empire. Our exploration of the art of the sultans will introduce us to patrons of the arts, such as Süleyman the Magnificent, the architect Sinan (often referred to as 'the Michelangelo of the East'), and the most impressive sites of Istanbul, including the Topkapi Palace and the Süleymaniye Mosque. We will discover Ottoman carpets in the paintings of the National Gallery and explore the Victoria and Albert Museum and the British Museum's collections of textiles, Iznik ceramics and metalwork as well as coming face-to-face with Gentile Bellini's portrait of Sultan Mehmed II.


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Lightstone Ventures Has €126m To Invest
US venture capital fund Lightstone Ventures is to partner with Enterprise Ireland (EI) and the National Pension Reserve Fund (NPRF) to establish a €126m VC fund to invest in Irish firms in the life sciences sector.
EI will put €20m into the fund, while the NPRF will invest €10m. Lightstone Ventures closed its first Irish-based deal, FIRE1, in December 2013. FIRE1 is a new company launched in conjunction with The Foundry, a medical device incubator.
The Series A investment round in the company was co-led by Lightstone Ventures and New Enterprise Associates. Global medical device leader Covidien also invested in the company. The board of the company is in the process of identifying a number of key hires to drive the company forward.
Based in Silicon Valley and founded in 2012, Lightstone has opened an office in Dublin, which will be headed up by firm partner Jason Lettmann for the initiative. "As Europe's importance in the development and commercialisation of breakthrough medical technologies continues to grow, Lightstone Ventures believes it is essential to establish a local European presence.
"Dublin's access to talent, innovation, and world-class research, coupled with a fair and balanced regulatory approach, make it an ideal location for such a hub," he says.
The Lightstone team actively manages the Morgenthaler and ATV life science portfolios of more than 40 life science companies and has been involved in several large, venture-backed healthcare exits over the last decade, including Avidia, MicroVention, Orexigen and Zeltiq. (May 2014)


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The B.A. in Communication program is designed to provide students with a foundation in the theory and practice of communication in our everyday lives. The mission of communication is to prepare students to be effective, culturally literate, ethical communicators. To this end, the program emphasizes the mastery of applied skills grounded in communication theory and pursued within a framework of both traditional liberal arts and communication studies. Students have the opportunity to concentrate their interest in print, electronic, and/or broadcast media, as well as public relations and organizational communication. The program graduates creative individuals who think critically, communicate effectively, and act responsibly in our society. Given the fundamental role of the communication arts in our diverse global society, students will have unlimited potential to make an impact in commerce, politics, education, health fields, or creative ventures. The major sequence requires 42 credits, including an internship-based Senior Seminar.
The major in communication:
Convergent Journalism - This concentration focuses on convergent journalism: a combination of writing skills, video and audio production, Web, and multimedia formats. It is designed to give students the best of all worlds in terms of journalism, editing, production, and Web design.
Public Relations - This concentration focuses on skills that foster communication between an organization and its publics. It is designed to develop students' strengths in writing, public speaking, organizational skills, and the establishment of working relationships.
The Communication minor consists of six core courses from the BA in Communication. It can be taken by any major and is especially recommended to those in Business, Education, Graphic Design & Multimedia, and Modern Languages.
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Our office maintains a database of minority candidates interested in post-doctoral research and faculty positions here at the University of Rochester. Our largest recruiting effort is in the fall of each year when we attend the Compact for Faculty Diversity.
The database we maintain compiles potential candidate's research interests and matches them with job opportunities. Because positions (both post-doctoral and faculty) become available throughout the year, we encourage minority candidates to provide us with your contact information as well as your research focus, so that we can best match you with openings.
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The Bull in the Basement
Why is this article called "The Bull in the Basement" you ask? Well it's because Ken Imhoff of Oxford, England decided to build a dream car in his basement which took 18 years….. this is probably the majority of most of CIB reader's lives…. The build started in 1990 and finished in 2008. Upon finishing the car, he realized that the only way to get the car out and enjoy his creation was to knockout the wall in his basement and extract the car….. seriously guys/girls. You'll enjoy this one =)
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"The project as it started in 1990. A wooden forming buck to shape the body panels to. I made it from the combination of a 1:16 scale model and measuring a real car. I spent a year on that wooden buck… I started at the back and worked my way to the front, hand forming the aluminum on an English wheel…"
"Here are the pictures of the chassis. A full tube frame supporting the aluminum body. Hand built stainless steel 180 deg. headers with 12″long racing mufflers. All Corvette design suspension replaced with steel tube and rod ends for adjustments on caster,chamber and toe. Aluminum radiators with 2400cfm puller fans set to turn on at 180 degs or an override switch on the dash. 4 piston Wilwood calipers on 12″ rotors. Full adjustable front and rear sway bars, and coil over shocks."
"This is the construction page where the upper frame was mated to the body to offer support as well as safety. It was challenging to hold the body which at this point can be a little flimsy. Time and care were used to measure and cross measure to properly hold the body at the right location. The supporting frame was 2″ round tube with .093″ wall. The tubing on the bottom was a mixture of 2″ and 1.5″ square."
"Countless hours of body work will take place to make sure the body is perfect before paint. It was painted with a self-etching primer first, then sealed with an epoxy primer, body work, a second coat of epoxy and finally topped with a high build primer that was block sanded to perfection.I spent 25 hours in the booth on all 33 separate pieces. Each piece was carried out of the basement and brought back down carefully."
"Here are some shots of my wheels being machined. My friend Dale, who was a very good machinist, worked off my blueprints. They started out as 2″ thick aluminum T6 billet and 10hrs of machining to make the centers. BBS rim shells and ARP fasteners finished them up. It was a shame in a way to cover up that beautiful finish with black powder coat but I think they turned out pretty good."
"Here are the pictures of that fall day in 2008 that tested my sanity. The complete excavation before it was safe in its garage. It took only 1 1/2 hours! Yes, I said garage. So why didn't I build it there? I can't give everything away…."
"He powers it with a bored and stroked 351 Ford Cleveland, topped with 48IDA Webers running the burned racing fuel at 12/1 through stainless steel 180 deg. headers referred to as the Ford GT40 "Bundle of snakes". The 515hp mid-engine power is being transferred through a ZF transaxle 5 speed. Yes, it's eclectic, old school and 100% built by hand."
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Portal is not only just a game, it is a classic puzzle feast for the mind. It is one of those rare games that really makes you think, observe and explore. Portal over the years has garnered many, many fans and as such it has garnered a sort of cult following and why not, the series has spawned some pretty memorable characters that really made the game a classic. Both Portal 1 and Portal 2 have received near-universal praise, and have sold millions of copies.
Many gamers are quite certain that the Portal world and the Half Life world will collide one day and Chell and Gordon Freeman will come face to face, and by what we have experienced in both games, I'm sure that is quite a possibility. With that said, here are some awesome secrets and facts that you probably didn't know about the Portal series.
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Portal 2 had Multiple Endings
Admit it, Portal's 2 ending was totally bad-ass and I consider it one of the best endings ever. However the developers at the time of planning thought to include multiple endings for the game. One of those endings had the player see the moon and have them put a portal on the moon and if by accident if the player put one on the wall it would suck them out onto the moon and they would suffocate quite badly and painfully, all the while listening to a sad song. However they eventually decided against it and they went with the epic ending that made all us Portal lovers very happy.


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"Better than most crap," declares the package of this CD once you take out the disc itself, a not-so-subtle dig at the predictability of the local hip-hop scene. This upstart local label impresses with their packaging—you'd never guess this came from the same town responsible for, say, Master P's garish covers. But then, that's the point of this alternative-rap clearinghouse: "Standing on a pedestal peddling thoughts / no one bought / 'cause the packaging itself just wasn't platinum enough," spit the Lucky Stiffs at breakneck speed on "Passin' The Torch." Or, seconds later, as they declare their goal: "To stand in front of a crowd and scream out loud / that we're young, dead broke, and proud / What now?" This is not your baby daddy's hip-hop.
Despite the long list of artists responsible for these 21 tracks, the core of this no-contract collective lies in a few key figures: Bionik Brown, DamNathan, Ruin, Know One, Clayton Awful, and Quickie Mart chief among them. This shouldn't even need to be said, but most of those names belong to white folks, which will no doubt lead to charges that the label isn't ghetto enough to be real hip-hop, especially in the Dirty South.
Wigga chic? Hardly. Fact is, most of these rappers have a flow that runs circles around most New Orleans artists in speed, rhyme, and insight, and while the production occasionally touches upon rock (i.e., the psych-acid sample in God Awful's "Freedom Commercial"), most of the sounds here contain the twisted, almost cinematic drama of alt-rap icons like Dr. Octagon (Caligula's "Defcon 4″ and Space God's "Ooze Remix"). There's also a nod or two to electronica, most notably on Bionik Brown's "All of My Life (Waitin')" and Ruin's "Gravitron." And if you need funk credentials, be aware that Galactic's former frontman Theryl "Houseman" DeClouet gives his vocal blessing to the Advocate's complex, jittery gangsta rumination, "The Game." Be prepared to put your prejudices aside either way, because Media Darling has created and taken over a genre of Crescent City hip-hop all at once. Raising the bar? This IS the bar.
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Boil water advisory issued
LAVALETTE, W.Va. -- Lavalette Public Service District and Kenova Municipal Water System have issued a precautionary boil water advisory for some of its customers due to a water main break in Kenova Water Co. over the weekend.
The advisory affects customers in the following areas:
Whites Creek Road; Centerville Road; Upper Gragston Creek Road; Lower Gragston Creek Road; the town of Prichard; Big Sandy River Road; Little Hurricane Creek Road; Hewlett Road; Long Branch; Sugar Branch; Queens Creek; Wolf Pen Hollow; Big Hurricane Creek Road including the left fork; Route 37; Spruce Creek Road; Tark Hill Road; Greenbrier Creek Road; Joels Branch Road; Flat Branch Road.
A boil water advisory means that water should be boiled for one minute and cooled before consumption. Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, bathing and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
Kenova Water, the water provider for the district, experienced a water main break on Whites Creek Road over the weekend. The break has been repaired and the water problem is expected to be resolved in three to four days.
For more information, call the Lavalette district at 304-525-3771 or visit 5308 W.Va. 152, Lavalette, WV 25535; or contact the Kenova district by calling 304-453-2205.
General guidelines on ways to lesson the health risks are available from the EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 800-426-4791.


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Dual GTX 295s
one question, how can I tell if both of them are working properly?
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21 as in age? if so then yes I'm 21. but Im not sure what this SLI bar is I'm looking for. I can enable quad SLI in my NVIDIA control panel.
also, I got GPU-Z, Apparently 4 GPUs are active, but 2 of them are at 50C or less while the other 2 are around 58C to 80C or more. I have lots of fans and water cooling on both video cards, could this be defective hardware?
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In the NVIDIA control panel under 3D settings enable the SLI bar, then start a game and see if it is working.
If you are able to enable Quad SLI, chances are it is working.
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Tonight we give a Golden Apple Award to a woman who is a great teacher of future teachers. Kathleen Chambers teaches first grade at Lincoln Elementary in Newark.
The last thing St. John Fisher College Senior Tiffany LaPrade had to do before graduation was a student teaching assignment with Kathleen Chambers at Lincoln Elementary in Newark. She's glad she did. "She's just a great teacher. I've been in a lot of classrooms over the last few semesters doing various things in different elementary classrooms and I've just never seen a teacher that puts as much heart and soul into teaching as she does."
Mrs. Chambers is a great mentor. Tiffany wanted to say thank you for the experience by giving her a Golden Apple Award.
Kathy Chambers is a shy and understated woman. But as a teacher she's a Principal's dream. Lincoln Principal Jeff Hamelinck says "I mean Miss Chambers is definitely a gift to any Principal. Willing to work with colleagues, very collaborative, very child centered. So when you have a gift of a teacher like that, what else can you ask for as a Principal?"
What's the most important thing Kathy hopes she's taught Tiffany? "Just noticing, noticing what kids need, what they're showing you that you can help them with. And finding ways it can work for each person in here. To make them the best that they can be."
Kathleen Chambers is a News 8 Golden Apple Award winner. You can read the wonderful letter we got from Tiffany nominated her below.
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My name is Tiffany LaPrade, and I am a senior at St. John Fisher College studying Education. Seeing this is my last semester I am in the process of completing my required student teaching at Lincoln Elementary School in Newark, NY. The teacher that has been gracious enough to mentor me during my student teaching placement is Kathleen Chambers, a first grade teacher. On behalf of all her students, and I as one of her students as well, would like to nominate her for the Golden Apple Award.
I have been in countless elementary classrooms all over Monroe and Wayne Counties over my past few semesters in college, and I have yet to meet one teacher that has HALF the heart and passion in regards to teaching as she does. She constantly brings the ordinary to extraordinary. She supports her first graders in all their endeavors, helping each and everyone one of them reach their fullest potential while simultaneously being supportive and encouraging. She comes in early and leaves late on a daily basis assembling an eclectic curriculum to meet the varying needs of her students. I could not have asked for a better mentor to teach me how to be a teacher.
I would be overjoyed to see her presented with the Golden Apple Award before I left her and her amazing first graders. Please consider my nomination as I can tell you from being with her on a daily basis for the past six weeks, no one is more deserving of this award. She is a phenomenal teacher. Each and every one of her students is truly auspicious to have such an outstanding and dedicated teaching. I can only aspire to one day be a teacher like that of Mrs. Kathleen Chambers.
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Crocodile Gold Announces $25 Million Offering of Convertible Debentures
Friday, March 08, 2013
Crocodile Gold Announces $25 Million Offering of Convertible Debentures13:53 EST Friday, March 08, 2013TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 8, 2013) -NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.Crocodile Gold Corp. (TSX:CRK)(OTCQX:CROCF)(FRANKFURT:XGC) ("Crocodile Gold" or the "Company") today announced that it has filed a preliminary short form prospectus in connection with a marketed public offering (the "Debenture Offering") of $25,000,000 principal amount of 5.0% convertible second lien debentures (the "Debentures"). Crocodile Gold has appointed Raymond James Ltd. ("Raymond James") to act as underwriter for the Debenture Offering. Crocodile Gold is pursuing the Debenture Offering to fund several key projects that will further the growth of the Company in both the Northern Territory and State of Victoria, as part of the Company's five year plan. These projects include: Big Hill Project, Stawell, Victoria - The project is currently in the permitting stage. Crocodile Gold recently completed a preliminary economic assessment (the "PEA") for the project, prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101"), which could potentially extend the operations at Stawell up to five years. Prospect Deposit, Union Reefs, Northern Territory - The Company plans to continue advanced exploration at the Prospect Deposit which will include the construction of an underground exploration decline. Maud Creek, Northern Territory - After a positive desktop study was completed in 2012, the Company will be completing a prefeasibility study. In addition to these projects, the Debenture Offering will support the continued development of Cosmo (where the Company recently declared the commencement of commercial production) and Fosterville and fund general working capital for the Company. Raymond James has been granted an over-allotment option to purchase Debentures in an aggregate principal amount of up to an additional $3,750,000, exercisable in whole or in part at any time up to 30 days following the closing of the Debenture Offering, which is expected to occur on or about March 25, 2013 (the "Closing Date"). The Debentures will mature on April 30, 2018 (the "Maturity Date"), unless earlier converted or redeemed, and will bear interest, accruing, calculated and payable semi-annually in arrears on October 31 and April 30 in each year commencing October 31, 2013, at a rate of 5.0% per year. The Company will have the option to pay such interest by delivering common shares of the Company ("Common Shares") to a trustee for sale, in which event holders of the Debentures will be entitled to receive a cash payment from the proceeds of such sale equal to the interest owed. The Debentures will be convertible at the holder's option into Common Shares at any time prior to the close of business on the Maturity Date at a conversion price per Common Share (the "Conversion Price") equal to 110% of the volume weighted average trading price (the "VWAP") of the Common Shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX") for the 20 consecutive trading days prior to the date of the final short form prospectus in respect of the Debenture Offering, subject to customary adjustment events. Other than in the context of a change of control, the Debentures will not be redeemable before April 30, 2015. On or after April 30, 2015 and prior to the Maturity Date, the Debentures will be redeemable in whole or in part from time to time at the option of the Company at a price equal to the principal amount thereof plus accrued and unpaid interest, provided that the VWAP of the Common Shares on the TSX for the 20 consecutive trading days ending on the fifth trading day preceding the day prior to the date upon which the notice of redemption is given is at least 150% of the Conversion Price. The Debentures will be secured on a second lien basis by all property and assets of the Company, and by a pledge of all of the capital stock of the Company's Canadian subsidiary (being the entity through which the Company holds its interests in its various subsidiaries). The Debentures will be direct obligations of the Company, subordinated only to the AUS$75M Credit Suisse facility and senior in right of payment to any other indebtedness of the Company. In conjunction with the completion of the Debenture Offering, Raymond James is to receive a 6% cash commission on the total dollar amount raised; however, as part of the Debenture Offering, the Company may issue up to an aggregate of $10,000,000 principal amount of Debentures to Luxor Capital Group and other insiders for which the underwriting fee rate will be 2%.The Debenture Offering is subject to a number of conditions, including, without limitation, receipt of all regulatory approvals, including approval of the TSX.About Crocodile Gold Crocodile Gold is a Canadian gold mining and exploration company with three operating mines in both the Northern Territory and the State of Victoria in Australia. The Company has a combined land package in excess of 4,000 sq. km. The objective of Crocodile Gold is to continue production from its three operating mines, Cosmo, Stawell and Fosterville, while also advancing exploration programs to further organic growth. For additional information, please visit our website www.crocgold.com.Follow us on Twitter (@crocgold_crk) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/CrocodileGoldCorp). Qualified PersonF. W. Nielsen P.Geo, V.P. Exploration of Crocodile Gold Corp. is a "qualified person" as such term is defined in NI 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical information and data included in this press release. Cautionary Note These securities being offered have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to, or for the benefit of, U.S. persons (as defined in Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act) absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration requirements. This release does not constitute an offer for sale of securities in the United States.The PEA is preliminary in nature and is based on a number of assumptions that may be changed in the future as additional information becomes available. Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. The PEA includes inferred mineral resources that are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves, and there is no certainty that the PEA will be realized.Certain information set forth in this press release contains "forward-looking statements", and "forward-looking information" under applicable securities laws. Except for statements of historical fact, certain information contained herein constitutes forward-looking statements, which include the anticipated closing of the Offering, the Company's expectations for future performance based on current drill results and past production, expected gold prices, and mineral resource estimates, and are based on Crocodile Gold's current internal expectations, estimates, projections, assumptions and beliefs, which may prove to be incorrect. Some of the forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "expects", "anticipates", "believes", "projects", "plans", and similar expressions. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and undue reliance should not be placed on them. Such forward-looking statements necessarily involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause Crocodile Gold's actual performance and financial results in future periods to differ materially from any projections of future performance or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: liabilities inherent in mine development and production; geological, mining and processing technical problems; Crocodile Gold's inability to obtain required mine licenses, mine permits and regulatory approvals required in connection with mining and mineral processing operations; competition for, among other things, capital, acquisitions of reserves, undeveloped lands and skilled personnel; incorrect assessments of the value of acquisitions; changes in commodity prices and exchange rates; currency and interest rate fluctuations; various events which could disrupt operations and/or the transportation of mineral products, including labour stoppages and severe weather conditions; the demand for and availability of rail, port and other transportation services; the ability to secure adequate financing and management's ability to anticipate and manage the foregoing factors and risks. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Crocodile Gold undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements if circumstances or management's estimates or opinions should change except as required by applicable securities laws. The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Contact Information: Crocodile Gold Corp.Rob HopkinsManager, Investor email@example.com


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Weekend Preview Show: EPL Talk Podcast
Chelsea last stern test of the season is Sunday at Anfield, where a Liverpool side stunned by Diego Forlán's stoppage time goal will try to rebound from Europe League disappointment. Draw or tie, and the Blues likely fall behind Manchester United before the season's last weekend.
To discuss that match as well as a critical fixture at Eastlands, Laurence McKenna and I convened on Thursday evening, where we talked Europa League, the title race, and the fight for the last Champions League spot.


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Are you ready to take a trip to the far reaches of space?
Our presenters will fly you off planet Earth and out beyond the stars. Enjoy an amazing guided tour of our vast and incredible Universe.
Presenter-led tour for ages 8 and over.
Produced by Melbourne Planetarium, using the American Museum of Natural History's Digital Universe 3-D atlas.
$6 adult, $5 concessions and $4.50 children, plus museum entry. Museum Members receive discounted planetarium prices.
Bookings are strongly recommended, especially on weekends, school holidays and public holidays.
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From this point in, Ticket to the universe will be showing on Sunday's at 1.00pm until the 15th of September.
We love receiving comments, but can't always respond.
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We are planning to have Ticket to the Universe showing at 2.00pm from December 26th to January 27th.
As this is yet to be confirmed, please check out website or call our bookings office on 13 11 02 closer to the date you wish to attend.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for your enquiry. We don't recommend Ticket to the Universe for children under the age of 8 as it is one of our most advanced shows. Having said that, we won't refuse entry as long as you're aware that the show is not suitable for children of your daughter's age.
Hi Marion. Unfortunately, Ticket to the Universe is not running on those dates. At this point in time, the program is only running on the dates outlined above.
Hi Vira. Thanks for your question. Yes, the planetarium is the sort of venue you described. The chairs recline and the show is projected onto the ceiling. For a full list of our current and upcoming shows please see the What's On page.
Hi Brenda, At this stage Ticket to the Universe is not scheduled to be shown. Please check back towards the end of the school holidays when we should have information about the Planetarium schedule for term one.
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Las Cruces, NM – A number of builders, vendors and suppliers will converge this week during a green build exhibit in Las Cruces. The three-day event will showcase a number of environmentally friendly services and products, such as solar panels, energy efficient appliances and recycled construction waste. The green build exhibit will take place this Friday through Sunday at Picacho Mountain, in Northwest Las Cruces.KRWG's Sarina Turnbull has this report.
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One Storage and Two Quadcore Blades from Sun
Sun Microsystems has dropped three new Linux servers on the market: a storage module with 1.2 TBytes, a blade module with two AMD Opteron Quadcores and a blade server with two Intel Xeon Quadcores. A photo gallery shows them in detail.
The new Disk Module is touted by Sun as the first open storage blade machine. The provider markets this series as individually configurable storage devices with open source, adaptable software. The Blade 6000 holds eight serial attached SCSI (SAS) disk drives ranging from 73 to 146 Gbytes capacity that store about 1.2 TBytes of data. The SAS controller protects RAID 0, 1 and 2 levels. The storage server runs on Solaris 10 and Windows 2003/2008, but also on 64-bit RHEL 4.6 and 5.1 and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 as well as VMware 3.0.2 and 3.5.
The Blade X6240 Server supports up to 16 DIMM slots at 667 MHz with two- or four-Gbyte capacity. Up to two AMD Opteron Quadcore processors provide 512 Kbytes of L2 cache per CPU and yet another 2 MBytes of shared L3 cache. CPU energy consumption is a choice of 55W, 75W or 105W apiece. Two Base-T Ethernet ports bind to the external network and a 10/100 Base-T port to the management network. This Sun server offers a 32-bit RHEL 4.6 only. Like the Disk Module it also runs on 64-bit Solaris 10, Windows 2003/2008, 64-bit RHEL 5.1 and 64-bit SLES 9 and 10, along with the VMware ESX Server 3.5 alternative.
The Sun CP3250 Blade Server with Intel on board contains up to eight CPU cores with the Xeon LGA771 ATCA. A 12-Mbyte cache, an up to 24-Gbyte main memory consisting of six DIMM sockets, and a slot for type CF-2 Flash work together as memory.
The U.S. price list has the Blade 6000 module at around $1,600, the AMD Blade X6240 module at round $2,600 and the Intel CP3250 module at about $7,000. The webpages give contact information.
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Research can also be conducted in which a pattern is sought among a collection of groups; the group would be the unit of analysis. For example, like Durkheim, one might try to determine what social factors are linked to the variation in suicide rates among nations or regions.
One can also look for patterns among things like newspaper stories, advertisements, a category of social interaction, social events, or speech utterances. In this case the unit of analysis would be what Earl Babbie has called social artifacts.
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Jess Yee at Racialicious takes a look at the Occupy Movement and what it means to the most marginalised of the 99 percent:
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The "OCCUPY WALL STREET" slogan has gone viral and international now. From the protests on the streets of WALL STREET in the name of "ending capitalism" – organizers, protestors, and activists have been encouraged to "occupy" different places that symbolize greed and power. There's just one problem: THE UNITED STATES IS ALREADY BEING OCCUPIED. THIS IS INDIGENOUS LAND. And it's been occupied for quite some time now.
I also need to mention that New York City is Haudenosaunee territory and home to many other First Nations. Waiting to see if that's been mentioned anywhere. (Author's note: Manhattan "proper" is home to to the Lenape who were defrauded of the island by the Dutch in 1626 — see more from Tequila Sovereign).
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Bone-eating 'zombie' worms may be good at keeping out of sight, living off dead whales in the darkness of the sea floor, but scientists have found out how to detect them, even if there's no trace of their bodies or a few million years have gone by!
Bone-eating snot-flower worms, Osedax mucofloris, living off decaying whale bones on the seabed
Worms from the Osedax genus (group) do not have a mouth or gut. Instead, they use root-like tissue to bore into and eat whale bones that have fallen to the sea floor, hence the 'zombie' nickname.
The borings, or canals, that the worms leave behind in the bones have been identified by a team led by marine biologist Nicolas Higgs at the Natural History Museum and the University of Leeds.
Finding out the specific characteristics of Osedax borings and being able to distinguish them from the borings of other animals, means scientists can look for the existence of Osedax in other fossils and find out more about their, and whales', evolutionary history.
CT scan of an Osedax worm boring in 3D
The team studied borings in a 3-million-year-old whale bone fossil from the Mediterranean in Italy, which they thought may have been made by Osedax worms. They used the Museum's micro CT (Computed Tomography) scanner, which can reveal incredible detail and accuracy, in 3D, without damaging a specimen.
They compared the borings with those made by living Osedax worms and other animals such as bivalves and other marine worms.
Higgs explains the research, 'At first I was sceptical, but the more I investigated the borings the more confident I became that these borings were caused by Osedax, so it was a slow build up of excitement.
3-million-year-old whale bone fossil from University of Florence's Museum of Natural History, showing the borings made by Osedax bone-eating worms.
'Identifying Osedax traces was one of the main aims of my research project, but finding these small borings is like finding a needle in a haystack so I felt pretty lucky too.'
When unique borings in fossils are identified, they are given what is known as a trace fossil name, similar to how animals are classified and given species and genus names. They are not given the name of the animal that made them because the same animal may make several different traces. Conversely the same trace may be made by several species of animal.
This research means there is now a new trace fossil species called Osspecus tuscia, meaning 'bone cavern of Tuscany'.
Close-up of the feathered plumes, or gills, of a bone-eating worm. The worm uses them to take oxygen down to its root structure, which is embedded in the bone.
Today, Osedax worms are widespread throughout the world's oceans. But this trace fossil is the first evidence that Osedax has lived in the Mediterranean.
Another fossil has shown traces of Osedax worms, from the Pacific 30 million years ago.
Because of what we know about how oceans have been connected and disconnected in the past, the team says Osedax is likely to have been widespread.
About 6 million years ago, the Mediterranean dried up and closed off and became very salty with most of the sea life wiped out. It then refilled around 5.3 million years ago, when the Atlantic broke through.
'Osedax was found after the refilling of the Mediterranean occurred so was probably living in the Atlantic since this is where Osedax would have entered from,' says Higgs.
'Our results tell us that Osedax worms were very widespread throughout the world's oceans in the past and so may have had a significant negative effect on the global fossil record of whales, since they were destroying the bones,' says Higgs.
Wherever there were sunken whale carcases in the past, Osedax worms were probably there too. Some of the whale bones will have been completely degraded before they could be buried and fossilised.
Scientists may now need to take another closer look at the whale fossil record, taking into account the bones 'hidden' by the weird bone-eating worms.
The paper Evidence of Osedax worm in Pliocene is published in the journal Historical Biology.


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9) `Allamah Sakhawi (in Maqaasid al hasanah, he mentioned that he has written an entire treatise on this subject entitled 'Nadhm al la'ali fi hadith al Abdaal')
10) `Allamah Suyuti (he has written on this in many of his works like Al Jami al Kabeer, Al Jami as sagheer, Al La'ali al masnoo'ah, Ad durar al muntathirah and he has written an entire work entitled 'Al Khabr ad daal')
11) Allamah Al Qastallani (he has dedicated an entire chapter in his 'Al Mawaahib al laduniyah)
12) Allamah Ali bin Muhammad Al Kinani (he has discussed the issue of Abdaals in his ' Tanzeeh as Shariah al marfoo'ah)
13) Allamah Ibn Hajar Al Haytami (in his Fatawa al hadithiyyah)
14) Mullah Ali Al Qari (he has discussed this subject in much detail in his famous commentary, 'Mirqaat al mafaatih'.)
15) Allamah Murtadha Az Zubaidi (in his 'Ithaaf As Saada al muttaqeen)
16) Allamah Ibn Abideen Al Hanafy (he has written an entire treatise on this subject entitled 'Ijaabah al ghauth')
17) Allamah Muhammad bin Jafar Al Kattani (as discussed in his 'Nazm al mutanathir')
18) Allamah Nuh bin Mustafah Al Hanafy (who wrote 'Al Qawl ad daal ala hayaat al Khidhr wa wujood al Abdaal)
Furthermore, when discussing a narrator, Muhaddithoon used to often describe some narrators as Abdaals. This is sufficient proof that many Scholars of Hadith also acknowledged the existence of Abdaals. Below are just a few examples.
1) In his 'Al Ilal' (6/29), Imam Ad Daar Qutni (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) quoted Imam Ahmad (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) as saying: "If there is any Abdaal in Baghdaad, it is Abu Ishaaq Ebrahim bin Hani." At another place (6/63) it is mentioned that An Nadhr bin Katheer is said to be from the Abdaal.
2) Some Muhaddithoon considered Imaam Shaafi'ee (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him )to be an Abdaal (Al-Maqasid al Hasanah (pg.28) and Taarikh ad Dimashq)
3) Imam Bukhari (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) has mentioned in his At Tarikh al Kabeer (7/127) that people had no doubt that Farwa bin Mujalid was an Abdaal.
4) In the Sunan of Abu Dawood it is mentioned that Abu Jafar bin Easa (r.a) considered Ambasa bin Abdul Wahid Al Qurahi to be an Abdaal (Hadith no. 2992).
5) In the Sunan of Ibn Majah it is mentioned that Yahyah bin Uthmaan bin Saeed was considered to be from the Abdaal (Hadith no. 3348).
6) In 'As sunnah' (2/596) of Ibn Abi Asim it is mentioned that Ziyaad Abu Umar was said to be from the Abdaals.
7) Ibn Hibbaan (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) has mentioned in his 'At thiqaat' (5/549) that Yusuf Jawwal An Nuqad was from the Abdaals. In another place of the same book (8/64) it is mentioned that Imam Auzaa'i stated that Musa bin A'yun Al Jazari was from the Abdaals.
8) Ibn Abi Ad Dunya (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) mentions in his 'Al Awliyah' (pg 35) that Saeed bin Sadaqah Abu Muhalhil was said to be from the Abdaals. In his book 'Sifah an nar' (pg 242) he mentioned that Al Fadhl bin Abbaas Al Kindi was from the Abdaal. In his book 'Dham ad dunya' (pg 31) there is mention that people considered Al Harith bin Muslim Ar Razi to be an Abdaal.
9) In Musnad Ad Daarimy it is mentioned that Zahra bin Mabad was an Abdaal (Hadith no. 3429).
10) Khateeb Baghdadi (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) has quoted in his 'Mudhi awhaam al jam wat tafreeq' (2/348) that people used to say that Fahr bin Ziyaad Al Barqi was an Abdaal.
11) In 'Al Ma'rifah wat tareekh' (1/229) of `Allamah Fasawi (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) it is stated that the people of Makkah used to say, "Wuhaib is from the Abdaals".
12) In Akhbaar Makkah of Allamah Fakihi (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) it is mentioned that Ibrahim bin Easa Al Yashkuri was an Abdaal (Hadith no. 654) It is also mentioned that Yahyah bin Sa`eed bin Katheer is from the Abdaals (Hadith no. 877).
13) In four places in Musnad Ahmad it is mentioned that Musa bin Khalaf was from the Abdaals (Hadith no. 15671, 17170,17800,26911) The same is mentioned of him in 'Ithaaf al khairah al mahara'.
14) In 'Hilya al Awliya' it is mentioned that the following were Abdaals. A) Muhammad bin Adam Al Misseesiy (2/144). B) Saeed bin Sadaqah Al Kaysani (4/250). C) Yahya al Jalla (9/191). D) Ali bin Abdul Hameed (10/366).
15) In Shu`ab al Iman of Imam Bayaqi (may Allah Ta'ala be pleased with him) it is mentioned that Harith bin Muslim Ar Razi was considered to be from the Abdaals (Hadith no. 10585).
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