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NOAA acidification study
The Pacific Clam is under threat from rising acidity along with oysters, scallops and crabs
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is conducting a survey of the Pacific Ocean to determine how bad the problem of acidification is for the shellfish industry.
Ocean acidification is caused by increased levels of CO2 in the atmosphere which is then absorbed by the ocean water to become carbonic acid.
NOAA's Pacific Environmental Marine Laboratory (PMEL) says that there is already evidence of pitting and weakening of snail shells – a sure sign of increasing acid content.
The stronger the acid, the more difficult it is for shellfish such as oysters, clams, scallops and crabs to create their protective shells creating an obvious threat to the shellfish industry.
Dr Richard Feely, NOAA/PMEL senior scientist, said to World Fishing & Aquaculture: "The west coast of America is a vulnerable area for acidification. Every year from April to September the problem gets particularly bad due to natural upwellings."
The shellfish industry in the US is worth half a billion dollars so acidification is a really big issue for the US, but also globally. Dr Feely says that it's a problem affecting East Africa, South America and Portugal too.
For this reason, Dr Feely and a team of scientists will set off on a month long voyage on the NOAA ship Fairweather this week to monitor the problem. Starting in Seattle, the scientists will travel down to an area just off the coast of Mexico and will use the tiny snail terrapod to monitor ocean acidity along the way.
The terrapod will be used to determine how far the effects of acidification permeate through the food chain because they are the primary food source for young salmon.
Biologists onboard will also examine algal blooms which thrive in highly acidic conditions. Algal blooms also produce more toxins in acidic conditions, which Dr Feely calls a "double whammy" which exacerbates the problem.
The results from the voyage will be compared to Dr Feely's first benchmark study completed in 2007 to see how much acid levels have risen.
Dr Feely was alerted to the problem back in 2006 when he was investigating why oyster hatcheries along the Washington State coast started to experience 80 to 100% die-offs, a major problem because they supply all of the oyster seed for US fisheries.
The problem was initially thought to be down to bacteria but after the pH of the water in the hatchery tanks was measured, scientists discovered extremely high acid levels. After this problem was brought under control, survival rates went up from 20 to 80% in a year, saving the industry well over $35m.
The new research will be used to advise shellfish growers on how to change the chemistry of a controlled environment such as in an aquaculture tank. It will also be used to help growers identify new open-ocean areas to do business in where acid levels are lower.
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While organizing my text files this afternoon, I stumbled upon a batch of tips and tricks that got lost in the shuffle. Here are some clever ideas submitted by your fellow Get Rich Slowly readers:
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On July 25, Greg Kroah-Hartman announced that the third maintenance release for Linux kernel 3.10 was available for download and that all users of the 3.10 kernel series must upgrade.
From the raw changelog, it appears that Linux kernel 3.10.3 is a big release, which brings many improvements for the PowerPC architecture, lots of updates for sound, and many drivers, including wireless, i915, Radeon, SCSI, and more.
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Theory and Practice
Theater promotes the discovery of new forms of expression,
choreographic skills, a stronger understanding of space use and better listening.
Its main work mode is physical: the physical body and feelings that are contained inside. The training helps performers expand their physical forms and inhabit those forms with humanity.
Working solo and with partners, the practice crafts ensemble architecture and composition. It functions on two levels: building performance skills and serving as source work for the creation of set pieces.
Action Theater Helps Create Richer Material: When creating material, thoughts occur inside of actions while the actions are taking place. These thoughts are energetic parts of each moment, similar to kinesthetic sensation. And they can steal from the moment or add to it. If the improviser blocks these thoughts, then the improvisation stiffens and breaks down. If on the other hand, the performer greets these thoughts and incorporates them, the improvisation takes off.
By bringing awareness to actions' interior, Action Theater leads the performer back into the body, broadens the range and quality of movement. It helps develop a unique and idiosyncratic vocabulary, frees the individual and brings each performer to a fresh, new relationship with their movement.
Action Theater, actions and responses are limited to specific
areas so performers open to the unknown, break free of fear and embrace
the unfamiliar. For example, a simple Action Theater score only permits
performers to walk, run or stand still.
The movement vocabulary is specifically limited. This restriction slows down the "need" to produce "interesting" movement and places the focus on location, direction, timing and energy flow. It promotes sensing/feeling the group's form and balancing that with personal desire.
Creating New Movement with Improvisation to improvise skillfully one must be aware of the responses that are available within each given moment. This kind of awareness takes practice, dis-covering and saying yes to what arises from the body and mind. If the performer doesn't know herself, hasn't investigated her quirks and desires, she will lose track of form and content.
When the performer is seduced by form, she loses her awareness. Who is she when she is doing this particular movement? How does she feel? When she is seduced by content, spatial use will decline, the particular qualities of movement will be lost, and the body may be forgotten.
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New York Times reporter David Rohde had been married just two months when he was kidnapped by the Taliban in November 2008. Rohde's new book about the seven months he spent in captivity, "A Rope and a Prayer: A Kidnapping from Two Sides," is more than the story of his kidnapping and escape. Co-authored by his wife, Kristen Mulvihill, the book also details her struggles to maintain her career and her sanity as she works to bring Rhode home.
The fact that Rohde was kidnapped while researching a book in Afghanistan was one of journalism's worst-kept secrets. Reporters around the country knew Rohde was in captivity, but for the most part abided by his family's wishes to keep the story out of the media in order to keep him safe.
Mulvihill's challenges were less common knowledge. Rohde's colleagues at the Times were in regular contact with his wife, but most of Mulvihill's co-workers at Cosmopolitan magazine, where she was a photo editor, did not know her husband was being held by the Taliban.
Some of the best moments in the book are Mulvihill's discussions of juxtaposing her day job coordinating celebrity photo shoots and her phone calls with security experts and, sometimes, the kidnappers or their envoys.
In one scene, Mulvihill has just hung up on a security adviser who told her Rohde may not be released for four more months. Soon after, she gets a call from someone onsite at a photo shoot. She writes: "Lunch has arrived. Shrimp. And the publicist has neglected to tell us the actress is allergic to shellfish. What should the crew do? I suggest ordering extra sandwiches. They inform me the water for the tea is cold. You've got to be kidding me, I think . . . (G)iven the fact that someone surrounding David's case may have been shot and that I should expect to face the cold winter months without my husband, I find it impossible to care."
Rohde's accounts of his interactions with the kidnappers are just as Alice-in-Wonderland. At times, Rohde characterizes his guards as almost childlike as they try to cheer him up and keep each other from getting bored. Rhode reluctantly sings along with their Taliban songs. Then, the group switches to performances of American standards, from Frank Sinatra to Bruce Springsteen to the Beatles. He writes: "She loves you - yeah, yeah, yeah, we sing, with Kalashnikovs lying on the floor around us."
Rohde also discusses reading the Qur'an at his captors' urging. Although he had never converted to Mulvihill's Catholic faith, he finds that prayer gives him peace during his months in captivity.
I would have liked to hear more about that. A friend of mine who was jailed in Iraq while covering the Kurdish revolt in 1991 told me about a moment in which he felt God's presence so strongly, he literally heard God's voice. I couldn't help but wonder whether Rohde had experienced something similar.
I also would have liked to know more about the couple's courtship. The book includes some details about how they met, trips they took and their wedding, but detailed scenes of their lives before the kidnapping are missing from their narrative.
The only sections of the book that failed to hold my interest were those that explained the history of the region where Rhode was kidnapped. It seems those pieces belonged in a different book - perhaps the one he was researching when he was abducted - and would appeal to a different audience.
Gina Barton is a Journal Sentinel investigative reporter and a former fellow of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma, a project dedicated to informed, innovative and ethical news reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy.


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YQB - PHL - BOSFeb 27, 20151Hullo I'll be flying from YQB to BOS in September with a 2hr layover in PHL. I'm an Australian citizen.Three part question: Will I go through immigration in PHL or BOS? Will I be claiming baggage between flights, and will two hours be enough time to make the connection? CheersKateyFri, Feb 27
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What an odd start for Javier Vazquez last night, huh? He lasted just four innings, giving up two runs while walking four, surrendering five hits, but striking out six. This game is clearly a case of "Wow, that was pretty bad but it could've been a lot worse."
Literally nothing was working for Vazquez last night. His fastball had no zip (88.46 average, 89.80 max) and even though his breaking pitches were moving well, they did not seem to have any sort of command to them. They were riding out of the zone, which you'd like, but too far out of the zone.
One thing I noticed was a) a ton of foul balls which made Javy work and b) the fact that he seemed to not throw anything inside. Both of those probably stemmed from the same thing: he had absolutely nothing on his pitches. It makes sense that he didn't want to challenge guys considering how he was throwing last night. And, of course, the lack of stuff led to guys not being terribly fooled on pitches, thus they were able to fight them off instead of swinging through them.
As for the pitching inside thing, my eyes and memory can be deceptive so I decided to look the plots up on Brooks and see if there was any truth to what I thought I saw.
Here's the strikezone plot against LHH:
Here's the strikezone plot against RHH:
Looks like my suspicions were confirmed. It wasn't as bad with the righties, but Javy wanted no part of the inside of the plate with left handed hitters, save for a few pitches.
While it could've been a lot worse, this was still a crappy start by Vazquez. Mike Axisa brought it up in the RAB Game Thread–as well as on Twitter–that perhaps the Yankees would be better off skipping Vazquez and letting Ivan Nova get the next start. Considering today's start, and Vazquez's apparent dead arm, this may not be a bad idea at all.
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Dead arm, live am.He isn't going to beat elite teams.He just isn't a great pitcher.He had a career season last year in the league where you get a rest every 3rd inning.
He's a mediocre pitcher who the Yankees traded for because Cashman thought he could get innings and emulate Epsteins play with Billy Wagner and get 2 good draft picks when he left. Now Cashman cannot offer him arbitration becuase he'll accept and we've lost Dunn and Vizcaino for nothing and we won't get any picks.
That 10 million could have been used better if even in this past draft where the Red Sox got the best of us big time.
Dustin Mosely and even Sergio Mitre aren't much worse than Javy.Worse but not much worse.JAvy is closer to them than he is to an Andy Pettite, that's for sure. LeftyLarry(Quote)
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Since long ago that every time we came to open the new area of Malniu / Guils of Cerdanya and went home for our usual way, La Molina, I fixed that right up too far at the top of the ski resort , were walls, that image lasted only a few seconds, everyone who asked, on what, no one could say that it was, until a few weeks ago I started looking for information on the site, named this area? this wall has a name?, and the valley?, became an obsession, until very recently I decided to go exploring with a map and compass in hand, the search paid off, but my time was limited and all I could see it was from afar.
Coma Pregona, First Ascents in Direct Mental Hospital - Ferran Guerrero Hervas
Joan has been a mainstay in this quest, since if he could reach on foot wall and the photos I do begin to trace the idea we had, it remained to day and hour.
We started the way most marked by fissures and a dihedral, walking distance to the wall and see that the rock quality is not as good as we thought, as my friend Nacho Asturian "Rice pegao" or what is the same, refrigerators, washing machines, microwave stone format, I embarked on making the first ascent and sailed for about 45 minutes by road and cracks that eventually collapsed, shooting projectiles out of the path of Joan, to provide for finished pathway and is the first ascent of Frenopatic35m Directe view on your hard who cares, we had to squeeze a great time, each valued at putting on a trackside.
Joan dares to attempt the second ascent, rises and goes rechistando, sometime complains, takes a long tape to extend any insurance that I have left a tad short, both friend and do a little friction, and reaching the end of the road, I hear a hideous scream of Joan yelling "ferran care", I only have time to look up and take two steps to my left, and right in the position where I assured Joan drops a big rock named as the microwave, rebounds and shoots to the ski slope, I still shake my legs when Joan has almost come to the meeting by commenting down what happened unwittingly relied on a large slab that was within the fissure and the collapsed like a game of tetris, and the size of a microwave made ??its path, if I had come to take or helmet would have saved me or anything, probably would not be writing this now, but this is what that makes us feel alive, and then at night in the shelter with us drank a few beers with laughter, nothing came of it.
Along with the Frenopatic Directe stay another route more to the right another crack / dihedral, Direct Warrior difficulty Panades similar to above but a little more difficult and arrival at the same meeting, the climbing here which left two ways completely clean / traditional style of the meeting except to go down.
To scale these pathways will be necessary, long tapes, a set of friends to number 3, and a repeated 1 and 0.75, with a 70 m rope enough for two tracks, the rock is not excellent, suitable only for cold minds can fall countless stones of all sizes, as more people pass the tracks sanearían, but between access and style of the tracks do not think this comes to pass, the wall is almost all day in the shade , its orientation is north face, if you decide to climb there extreme caution, if not by the state of the rock is by Isards running across the top.
So to celebrate the two tracks we left there, just spent a night in the shelter Niu d'Aliga of La Molina, where we were treated very well and took advantage of step to explore, but that will be in another post, the reviews of the two paths are open at the bottom, if you decide to open a pathway in the wall then respect the style of openness and do based on floating material and not using parabolts / chemicals, etc., the possibilities are still many open as long as you enjoy the shaky ground.
Getting there: There are several options, from the parking lot of La Masella Coma Oriola and go up the ski slope on the left foot hastas wall, calculate each 1hour 45min to upload depends on what you go. Another option is to go from the cable car station's main Ski La Molina, once all the way up about 20 minutes walk down to Eat Proclaim to the base of the wall, there exists a path of classic Strangers in the Night , rather lying terrain, left Corridor Sinatra.


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According to an article by The Associated Press, those watching the Federal Reserve as it makes further moves in hopes of stimulating the economy should expect only a small blip on the economic radar.
Experts, anticipating more Fed action, have already named the central bank's next round of action "Operation Twist," representative of the 1960s plan to keep short-term rates unchanged and lower long-term interest rates (effectively "twisting" the yield curve). Many people say that the idea worked then, but it is a largely futile defense against this 21st century global economic meltdown.
The Fed hinted late last week that it will intervene once again. The hint came just as President Barack Obama rolled out his $480 billion new job plan. But many economists, referencing not-so-distant history, believe that more Fed manipulation will have very short-lived benefit, followed by long-term pain.
The last round of Fed action, totaling $600 billion, left the stock market flopping after a short-lived 29 percent rally. The next round could raise worries among money managers about inflation. The Fed is essentially printing money when buying bonds, and pumping more cash into the economy that will eventually lead to higher prices. People are left to wonder: Is the .05 percent expected economic growth worth higher prices at the pump and the local supermarket?
Many experts also concede that the simple fear of Fed intervention can trigger inflation. If money managers worry about inflation, they are more like to buy oil, gold and other commodities to hedge investments, thus driving up the cost of gas, food and other goods.
Some experts say that more intervention cannot hurt the economy. Most experts say it will do very little good or further damage. But, they say, it is the only ammo the Fed has left.


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Very simple and so flavorful! Roast chicken is probably my most favorite thing to eat and I have my very favorite recipe (Thomas Keller's Favorite Simple Roast Chicken on this site) that I cook over and over again. I was looking for another roast chicken recipe that is a little different, and this fit the bill. I used an Asiago sourdough bread from a local bakery and made my own Za'atar, just buying the ground sumac at the spice store. The result was absolutely delicious. The stuffing makes a great side dish and although I won't say that the chicken was the moistest I've ever had, it's far from being dry. The stuffing is really yummy and it's fun to become acquainted with a new spice mixture. I would definitely make this again!flag if inappropriate


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New Translation: Eucharistic Prayer III, Part III (Anamnesis & 2nd Epiclesis) – J. Tawney
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Frankie Dettori comeback delayed at end of six-month ban
Three-time champion jockey Frankie Dettori has had his comeback delayed at the end of a six-month drug ban.
Dettori was suspended worldwide after a positive test for cocaine following a race in France last September.
The 42-year-old was due to return at Leicester racecourse on Monday.
Dettori's exile and return
- Dettori was banned for six months in November 2012
- He appeared on Channel 5 TV show Celebrity Big Brother in January
- He has travelled to Australia, the United States, France and Ireland during his ban
- Among meetings he missed were the Dubai World Cup, Guineas weekend and the key Classic trials
- His return comes in time for the Epsom Derby and a month ahead of Royal Ascot
But the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) said French racing's governing body, France Galop, was "not prepared to sanction him as fit to ride until a meeting with their medical committee".
The BHA added: "Consequently, in line with the position outlined to Dettori by the BHA's licensing committee at their meeting on Tuesday 14 May, and in the absence of clearance from France, no licence will be issued while such matters remain outstanding.
"BHA is seeking further clarification from France Galop but is unable to make any additional comment at this time."
France Galop's head of media relations, Julien Pescatore, had said earlier that while Dettori cannot ride in France pending clarification on an unspecified matter, he was allowed to ride in Britain.
"We are just waiting for his medical file to be completed. We are awaiting some extra details from Frankie Dettori himself.
"This means he's still not able to ride in France but, as of Monday, he can ride in England."
Dettori, who was cautioned by police for possessing cocaine in 1993, said he took the drug almost 20 years later as a one-off in "a moment of weakness".
The Italian told Channel 4 News he "feels like Lance Armstrong" after being drug tested 15 times in the last two months, adding: "They come and knock on my door any time of the day."