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Re: Shield riot vs health playerTL_Bare_B_V2 Jan 21, 2014 3:13 AM (in response to derjager)
Swap your shield with a weapon on the floor then swap it back again - hey presto your shield is undamaged and you can see through it again.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerderjager Jan 21, 2014 3:15 AM (in response to TL_Bare_B_V2)
thanks, i will test it this afternoon, but do not understand why must do that, instead wait as other weapons
Re: Shield riot vs health playerTL_Bare_B_V2 Jan 21, 2014 3:23 AM (in response to derjager)
Personally I don't think the shield should repair it's self, it's part of the pay off for having full frontal protection. A skilled player will use this to their advantage i.e. shoot the shield so the enemy can't see properly then flank them for the body shots.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerderjager Jan 21, 2014 3:28 AM (in response to TL_Bare_B_V2)
If your enemy in front of you, have armored ammunition, he can kill you firing at your shield easly. But if he wears a bulletproff vest, and you have the armored ammunition, you can not kill him in the same way that he can do against a shield.
I do not see any adventage in that frontal protection. Even i have in "kill cam" people that do not have armored ammo, kill me firing at my shield.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerTL_Bare_B_V2 Jan 21, 2014 3:53 AM (in response to derjager)
Thats a common misconception AP round don't go through riot shields.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerFang_1192 Jan 21, 2014 12:51 PM (in response to derjager)
I think the shield should regen the cracks. It is just annoying and makes a bad weapon even worse.
and LOL @ "full frontal protection." That is complete BS.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerTL_Bare_B_V2 Jan 21, 2014 1:58 PM (in response to Fang_1192)
If you get your position right you're completely covered at the front.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerHighwayman0226 Jan 21, 2014 2:47 PM (in response to TL_Bare_B_V2)
I find it more useful on my back.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerIzjar11 Jan 21, 2014 4:09 PM (in response to Highwayman0226)
Highwayman0226 wrote:
I find it more useful on my back.
The shield helps protect the "rear" against bombs, bullets, knifing etc.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerFang_1192 Jan 21, 2014 3:20 PM (in response to TL_Bare_B_V2)
You're just trying to be funny aren't you?
Re: Shield riot vs health playerIzjar11 Jan 21, 2014 4:08 PM (in response to derjager)
I think the shield should have the option to repair itself, not entirely but some, atleast to allow visibility because what the OP states is more or less true: Why do players get the chance to "clear" their blood yet the shield cannot.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerVendetta_Gio Jan 22, 2014 1:43 PM (in response to Izjar11)
personally I think the shield should break after X amount of dmg dealt into it like an entire LMG clip should atleast break the shield completely and it fall apart... its an option of use your not ment to run and gun and rush a shield like an ar. your ment to support your team like objectives and clearing building with campers if you get a kill here in there cool but its not ment to play hero.... lol shield repair that's like body armor repairing you already got protection advantage from your health now you want to regenerate the screen... go away surprised you just don't ask for shield plant like bo 2 and corner position n head glitch off it... play like support squad mate and protect others run with a group for objectives or get a friend run explosive dmg and c4s and protect each other rack some kills pick dead players guns up and carry an advantage of not dying as quickly from being shot in the back
Re: Shield riot vs health playerIInsanityGaming Jan 22, 2014 7:05 PM (in response to derjager)
I generally consider people who run around with nothing but a riot shield total chickens anyway so I couldnt care less how unbalanced things are against them.That just means that a few more idiots will realize to equip a real weapon and not a shield.
Re: Shield riot vs health playerIInsanityGaming Jan 22, 2014 7:09 PM (in response to IInsanityGaming)
I posted that comment and almost immediately everyone on my opposing team (4 people, doing team tactical) decided to walk around crouched with nothing but a riot shield and c4
Re: Shield riot vs health playerVendetta_Gio Jan 23, 2014 4:35 AM (in response to IInsanityGaming)
lol sadly though the problem is riot shields isnt unbalanced they actually are very OP and very deadly in the right hands the problem here is these people want them to be OP solo play which they aren't... granted a very skilled riot shielder can do some dmg they just aren't strong by themselves to run a entire match you need a team built around you or run with your team built around them...
I ran into last clan wars 2-3 which by far I never thought id see a game ran down by shield users but for thoughs of you who want to run lemme give their setups you can try out for one stay off the bigger maps cause your just left to open for flanking for two run support and run with a friend who also is running shields I met a 3kd 4kd duo insanely good they both ran squadmates nightowl vest odin ammo crate in dom found them again later in a blitz match guess one swapped ammo crate for recon
they were insanely good players esp at blocking out almost all dmg from any direction protecting each other while the other c4 or head glitch shot very well synced teamwork standard c4 shield run play I think they also had gren launchers secondary or picked them up idk they ran scramblers on shields they where moderately challenging in the beginning once they got their streaks they saved it called the odin first for the ai recon and smokescreen covers over then when it was over they both hit the squads the nightowl the vest ammo crate then they pushed forward and kept regrouping with the AIs and used them as walking head glitchs guns from the crates guns from dead players they ran freight back and forth trip capped eventually the other players on the team just fell into the shield group so it ended being 3 ai meat shielders 4 gunners 2 shield swap high accuracy high kd shielders .....spawn on C c4 flys from no where bam trip kills dbls straight off spawns I left the game im sure they won they stopped dying once all the streaks came out wouldn't be surprised if one ended up getting a KEM saddest part of all everyone else on the team was a clan runnin low 2kds everyone on their team was under one they up and literally carried a horrible team
in my opinion cause I never seen a game ran like that before a shield user paired with 1-2 others on a small map and the right streaks is a very deadly combo to run into... I salute anyone who only runs shield and is pushing over a 2-3 kd you got something in common most don't you know how to survive & be an extremely annoying obstacle to get past


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Last week the kiddos headed to their semi-annual visit to the dentist. We have tried making the visits to the dentist as fun as possible and are glad to have a dentist that understand this and who makes the experience as fun as can be. I was relieved to learn that the kids had no cavities, however our dentist also reminded us to be flossing and rinsing every time we brush our teeth. I have to admit, I'm pretty consistent with having the kiddos brush their teeth twice a day but that's the extent of it.
Did you know that many of us don't realize that brushing alone misses 75% of our mouths? I didn't either until I learned this past week from both our dentist and a live chat I was able to participate with Listerine dental health professionals. I also learned that you should make your child's first dental appointment at a year old. I have to admit, I totally missed the mark on that one since we didn't visit the dentist until their third birthday.
This month I'm vowing to install better oral habits for all of my family. I'm taking part in the LISTERINE Halthy Habits for a Lifetime Oral Care Challenge that happens to coincide with National Children's Dental Health Month, that is taking place in the month of February. We have been challenged to adopt some healthier oral habit and boy does my family need the challenge. In addition to brushing two times a day, we will also be rinsing with LISTERINE and also be flossing. I'm going to admit that the flossing with the kiddos is going to be a challenge for us but I am determined to make sure that flossing becomes a habit because it is so important!
Stay tuned as I keep you posted about our progress and what we accomplished during our three week challenge. I hope you can join me!
Disclosure: I received products and compensation from Johnson& Johnson and The Motherhood as part of my participation in the Oral Care Challenge. However all thoughts and opinions expressed in this post are my own.
We are in too, My kids floss but we don't rinse. Going to go to the store tomorrow and buy some kid rinse. Great information and am so glad I started my kids early with the dental care.
My grandpa's oncologist said his mouth cancer was usually caused in part by chronic irritation like rubbing dentures or using harsh chemical mouth wash like this. I use some every once in a blue moon if my gums seem inflamed, but I would never, ever use it with my kid.
We will gladly participate in this challenge, as we all need to step up our dental care. Although this might be more difficult in practice, since the kids around here are pretty fond of their sweets.

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1. Kansas City Chiefs: Luke Joeckel OT/Texas A&M
2. Jacksonville Jaguars: Geno Smith QB/West Virginia
3. Oakland Raiders: Dion Jordan OLB/Oregon
4. Philadelphia Eagles: Lane Johnson OT/Oklahoma
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25 February 2012 - Workshop held on Seaweed Biodiversity and its Uses. Dr Dagmar Stengel (Lecturer in Botany and Plant Science and Theme Leader Algal BioSciences, and member of Ryan Institute) and Udo Nitschke (PhD student in Botany and Plant Science, located in Ryan Institute) held a workshop entitled 'Seaweed diversity explained: how to identify it and what to do with it!' on 25th of February 2012. The workshop, organised by the National Biodiversity Data Centre, took place at NUI Galway and was attended by nearly 20 participants. It consisted of lectures on seaweed diversity, biology, ecology and utilisation, and practical exercises to identify seaweed species belonging to different taxonomic groupings, as well as a demonstration of a variety of Irish and international seaweed products.
13 February 2012: Visiting researcher from CIMAR/CIIMAR/ Laboratório de Ecotoxicologia, Genómica e Evolução, Portugal.
Cristiana Moreira CIMAR/CIIMAR/ Laboratório de Ecotoxicologia, Genómica e Evolução, Portugal visits the Genetics and Biotechnology Lab of Prof Charles Spillane to conduct work on phylogeography and phylogenetics of a cyanobacterial species.
27 November 2011: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD student Anna Pielach and GMIT Art student Veronika Straberger present Latch-on. Anna and Veronika collaborated to develop a mixed-media interpretation (ceramic, viewing box, etc) of the interactions between hemi-parasitic plants and their host species at the microscopic, morphological and ecological level. Funding for the Guerrilla Science installations was provided by NUI Galway's Research Office, Art Gallery and Community Knowledge Initiative (CKI) and is based on Anna's PhD project funded by IRCSET and supervised by Dr Zoë Popper in Botany and Plant Science. See the Blog site and Irish Times article for more information or see if you can find any of the permanent installations in situ around Galway city!
November 2011: Annals of Botany review of The Plant Cell Wall: Methods in Molecular Biology edited by Dr Zoë Popper (BPS).
November 2011: Dr Oliver Leroux (IRCSET-funded postdoctoral researcher) and Sandra Raimundo (SFI-funded PhD student) join BPS to investigate fern and algal cell walls respectively under the supervision of Dr Zoë Popper.
27 August 2011: PhD student Hollydawn Murray wins award for algal presentation at Mexico conference. Hollydawn Murray who is a PhD student jointly supervised by Dr Dagmar Stengel (Botany and Plant Science) and Dr Rachel Cave (Earth and Ocean Sciences) attended the 'SETAC Focused Topic Meeting, Pollutants in the Environment: Fate and Toxicity', Merida, Mexico, 24-27 August 2011, and won the award for the best platform presentation at the conference. Her talk was entitled 'Voltammetric characterization of algal-exuded organic ligands and their effect on copper bioavailability in seawater' (authors: Hollydawn Murray, Rachel Cave, Dagmar Stengel). Travel was financially supported by the Thomas Crawford Hayes Fund.e
18 June 2011: NUIG Botany and Plant Science hosts the AGM of the Botanical Society of the British Isles (BSBI). The Discipline of Botany & Plant Science at NUI Galway hosts the 2011 annual meeting of the Botanical Society of the British Isles, which runs from 18 to 21 June. This is the first time the BSBI meeting has been held in Galway and only the second time it has been held in the Republic of Ireland in the Society's 175 year history. The meeting is aimed at both academic and amateur botanists from throughout Britain and Ireland and consists of the AGM and a variety of talks by leading botanical experts. The 2011 meeting is taking place in Galway due to its close proximity to some of the best botanical regions in Ireland, including the Burren, Connemara and the Aran Islands. See NUIG Press Release for more details.
15 June 2011: NUI Galway enters into a Research and Education Alliance with the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT). NUI Galway has entered into a Research & Education Alliance with the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT). ICRISAT is headquartered in India with a range of research stations in Africa. This Research Alliance will combine efforts, expertise and capacity in order to advance Plant and AgriBiosciences research for poverty reduction in developing countries in the semi-arid tropics (particularly in sub-Saharan Africa). The Alliance will strengthen collaborations between research groups within the NUI Galway Plant and AgriBiosciences Research Cluster and scientists in ICRISAT. The Alliance will conduct research on staple crops of the poor to improve smallholder productivity and food security. See NUIG Press release for more details.
7-9 June 2011: Botany and Plant Science researchers win awards at Irish Plant Scientists Association Meeting (IPSAM) in Belfast. The 2011 Irish Plant Scientists Association Meeting ( IPSAM 2011) meeting was held in Queen's University, Belfast. See program for presentations and posters by NUI Galway Botany and Plant Science researchers.
7 June 2011: Prof Charles Spillane attends high-level Roundtable meeting on Innovation and Competitiveness in European Agriculture (Warsaw, Poland). Prof Spillane attends Roundtable meeting on Innovation and Competitiveness in European Agriculture as part of the European Plant Science Organisation (EPSO) delegation. The meeting (under Chatham House rules) was organised by the Polish Ministry of the Economy in the context of preparatory work of the Polish Presidency of the EU.
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15 April 2011: Prof Charles Spillane, Leonardo Group advisor to Science Gallery is member of curatorial team for the Human : The Future of Our Species exhibition in the Science Gallery, Trinity College Dublin. Prof. Spillane is a member of the Leonardo Group of advisors to the award-winning Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin. Prof. Spillane is one of the curators of the Wellcome Trust funded Human :The Future of Our Species exhibition which aims to provoke thinking on the challenging topics of human enhancement and transhumanism. See Science Gallery website and Irish Times article.
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1 April 2011: Matthias Schmid joins research group of Dr. Dagmar Stengel as research assistant. Matthias Schmid from Germany (who is funded under the EU Leonardo Programme) joins the research group of Dr. Dagmar Stengel as a research assistant until October 2011.
28 March 2011: Dr. Danny Hunter from Bioversity International (Rome) visits Botany and Plant Science to lecture students on agrobiodiversity conservation and sustainable use. Dr. Danny Hunter is a staff scientist in Bioversity International (Rome) and an Adjunct Lecturer in Botany and Plant Science NUIG. Danny is a specialist in agrobiodiversity, and is also on the board of Genetic Heritage Ireland. See Danny's blog on agrobioversity in Ireland at: http://agrobiodiversitie.wordpress.com/
17 January 2011: BPS Guest Lecturer Dr. Claire Belcher visits Botany and Plant Science to lecture on Long-term Climate Change and Paleobotany. Dr. Claire Belcher is an interdisciplinary paleo-scientist investigating the relationship between plants and climate change over millions of years since the advent of plants on earth. Claire's research interests include: mass extinction events, fire ecology, accuracy of fossil charcoal as an indicator of palaeowildfire, charcoal characteristics and taphonomy, biogeochemical cycling and ancient atmospheres with particular interest in using wildfire as a proxy for atmospheric oxygen.
12 January 2011: Prof Charles Spillane appointed as Irish National Representative to the Multinational Arabidopsis Steering Committee (MASC). Arabidopsis thaliana is the most intensively studied plant on the planet, with a research community of almost 30,000 researchers worldwide. The Multinational Arabidopsis Steering Committee (MASC) is composed of representatives from each country with major Arabidopsis functional genomics efforts or a coalition of countries with smaller programs. The Steering Committee meets once a year in conjunction with the International Conference on Arabidopsis Research.
12 January 2011: Dr. Zoe Popper's book on The Plant Cell Wall: Methods and Protocols (2011) is published. Dr. Zoe Popper has edited a major book on the Plant Cell Wall which In The Plant Cell Wall: Methods and Protocols, experts in the field describe detailed methods which are currently being applied to investigate the many aspects of the plant cell wall including its structure, biochemical composition, and metabolism.
17th-18th November 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD student Simrat Kaur (Genetics and Biotechnology Lab) wins runner up prize for oral presentation at 6th Annual Meeting of the Irish Cytometry Society. The 6th Annual Meeting of the Irish Cytometry Society was held in the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin. Simrat won runner up prize for her presentation on her PhD research on flow cytometry for biotechnological enhancement of microalgal cells.
9 November 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science lecturer Dr. Dagmar Stengel wins prestigious national award for excellence in teaching. Dr Dagmar Stengel, NUIG BPS Lecturer Dr Dagmar Stengel recently received a 2010 National Academy for Integration of Research Teaching and Learning ( NAIRTL) Annual Award for Excellence in Teaching. Dagmar received specific praise for her approachable and empathetic manner with students, which encourages them to strive for her high standards of excellence. Her inclusion of new research in lectures and her ability to relate marine botany and plant science to the local area was also noted particularly. See NUIG Press Release.
13-15 October 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD researcher Angela Mina-Vargas travels to Leuven, Belgium to attend the 2nd International VIB PhD Student Symposium. This 3-day symposium is organized by PhD students for PhD students and has all the ingredients to encourage thinking beyond the niche of your PhD, networking and skills development in the field of biosciences. The VIBes 2010 Symposium allows PhD students to interact with inspiring leaders in science. Angela was awarded an international scholarship to attend the Student Symposium.
13 October 2010: Annual NUIG Botany and Plant Science visit to the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland. Dr. Zoe Popper brings the 4th year Botany and Plant Science students and PhD students on the annual trip to the Botanic Gardens, for a tour of the gardens and an overview of the research underway in the Botanic Gardens. The National Botanic Gardens were established in 1790, originally to promote a scientific approach to the study of agriculture. In its early years the Gardens demonstrated plants that were useful for animal and human food, animal feed, human medicine and industrial applications, but it also grew plants that promoted an understanding of systematic botany.
9-10 October 2010: Prof Michael O'Connell leads NUIG Botany and Plant Science student outing to the Irish Met Society meeting in Valentia Observatory, Co. Kerry. Over 290 people attended the Irish Meteorological Society field trip to Valentia Observatory, Caherciveen, Co. Kerry.
6-8 October 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD student Dorota Duszynska (Genetics and Biotechnology Lab) travels to Würzburg, Germany to give talk at the 3rd International PhD School on Plant Development.
1 October 2010: Dr. Zoë Popper from NUIG Botany and Plant Sciences invited to join the Editorial Panel of the journal Annals of Botany. Dr. Zoë Popper has been appointed to the panel of 22 editors of Annals of Botany, a long-established (1887) international journal which publishes original research on all aspects of the Plant Sciences. The journal is available in electronic format (as well as hard copy) and has recently established a blog site which posts a diversity of articles including commentary on, and links to, recent scientific discoveries in the field of Botany and Plant Sciences.
20-24 September 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD student Aurelie Comte (Genetics and Biotechnology Lab) attends the European Networking Summer School (ENSS) on Plant Epigenetics 2010 .
July 2010: NUI Galway Botany and Plant Science Students Field Excursion in the Italian Alps. Prof. Michael O'Connell, Dr. Micheline Sheehy-Skeffington and Pat O'Rafferty led the 2010 NUIG Annual Botany Field trip to the Italian alps.The week long botanical excursion centred on the Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio, in the high Alps, north of Bergamo, Italy. A biodiversity hotspot, this National Park is renowned for its flora (forests, alpine grasslands and meadows), fauna, glaciers and spectacular mountain scenery. The NUI Galway botanists were accompanied by Italian staff and students from the University of Milan (Universita degli Studi di Milano), who assisted with their detailed knowledge of the region and its flora. The NUI Galway delegation were provided with first-hand accounts of the research being carried out by the Italian researchers. The research included study of the local flora and vegetation, and investigations into the effects of climate change and a changing farming economy on the Alpine environment. The local hosts were Professor Marco Caccianiga and Professor Carlo Andreis, University of Milan (Universit degli Studi di Milano) and their students (PhD, MSc and final year students).
5-10 July 2010: NUIG Botany and Plant Science PhD student Antoine Fort (Genetics and Biotechnology Lab) travels to Poland to attend the
8th Poznan Summer School of Bioinformatics.
12 April 2010: Postgraduate student from Botany and Plant Science to represent NUI Galway at National Science Speak Competition at the RDS on 27 April 2010. Ms Merry Zacharias who is a PhD student at NUI Galway in the Discipline of Botany and Plant Science within the School of Natural Sciences won the internal competition to represent NUI Galway at the Ireland-wide Science Speak Competition to be held in Dublin at the RDS on 27 April 2010. Science Speak is an annual inter-varsity science communication event involving all seven Irish universities where postgraduate research students are challenged to present their research work to the general public in non-expert language. Merry's winning talk was entitled ' Marine Algae: the missing link to cloud formation? Investigations on the emission and exudation of organic compounds'. Merry's PhD focuses on the responses of marine algae (seaweeds and microscopic phytoplankton) to environmental stresses and the key role algae play in climate change research. Algae release organic compounds into the air and seawater which can make a significant contribution to the formation of clouds over the oceans and thereby affect our climate. Merry is conducting her PhD in the Algal Research Group in Botany and Plant Science under the supervision of algal expert Dr. Dagmar Stengel. Her research is funded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as part of a larger interdisciplinary project on climate change entitled 'Exchange at the air-sea interface: air quality and climate impacts' at the Centre for Climate and Air Pollution Studies at NUI Galway. Research is conducted in collaboration with atmospheric scientists at NUI Galway, UCC and research scientists in Italy. Before starting her PhD in Botany and Plant Science at NUI Galway Merry completed an MSc in Environmental Science at Bharathidasan University in India and worked as a project assistant at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (India). She was also employed as a research assistant at the Environmental Change Institute, NUI Galway. Merry Zacharias is one of 20 PhD students currently conducting research within the Discipline of Botany and Plant Science at NUI Galway.
Above: Photograph showing Merry Zacharias conducting experiments in NUI Galway Botany and Plant Science on marine algae
18 October 2009 - International workshop on crop wild relatives hosted at Botany & Plant Science, NUI Galway, Ireland
The Botany & Plant Science discipline at the National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG) hosted an International Workshop on Conservation and Sustainable Use of Crop Wild Relatives (17-18 October 2009). The workshop featured expert speakers involved in crop wild relatives conservation and sustainable use activities from Bolivia, Madagascar, Uzbekistan, Sri Lanka, Colombia and Ireland. Participants from the UNEP-GEF funded Global Crop Wild Relatives project were also taken on a study tour of plant conservation activities in the Burren region of Ireland. Sponsors and partners for the workshop were NUIG Botany & Plant Science, Genetic Heritage Ireland, Bioversity International and Irish Aid.
Left: Global Crop Wild Relatives Project scientists on study tour of the Burren, Ireland. Left to right: Dr. Sativaldi Djataev (Uzbekistan); Dr. Beatriz Zapata Ferrufino (Bolivia); Dr. Anura Wijesekara (Sri Lanka); Jeannot Ramelison (Madagascar).
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18 September 2009 - Head of NUIG Discipline of Botany and Plant Science, Professor Charles Spillane, makes
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GenFrag is a bioinformatics software program developed by Pjotr Prins (Wageningen Agricultural University) in collaboration with the Genetics and Biotechnology Lab, Botany and Plant Science, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland. Genfrag allows the direct identification of genes from knowledge of the size of cDNA-AFLP transcripts and the primer combinations used to generate the transcript derived fragment (TDF). Genfrag can be accessed online from the following URL: https://staffmail.nuigalway.ie/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL="http://genfrag.biobeat.org/
American Society of Plant Biologists
European Plant Science Organisation (EPSO)
Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (CGIAR)
Society for Economic Botany
The Botanical Society of the British Isles
Images of the Botany stand at the Galway Science and Technology Festival Exhibition
at Leisureland in November 2008
For Schools and Prospective Students:
What is Botany? Why study Botany at NUI Galway?
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Careers in Plant Biology CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS
10th Global Botanic Gardens Congress 2010
XIIth Cell Wall Meeting, Porto, 2010
Information on courses run by the Tropical Biology Association
IPSAM 2006 at NUI Galway pages and pictures
The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
Plant photo of the day
Pictures of plant families & plant evolution
'The Tree of Life' Project
Uses of plants by humans (particularly in Scotland but also Ireland )
German Botanical Congress 2009 (Dresden)
Irish Plant Scientists' Meeting 2007 (Cork)
XIth Cell Wall Meeting 2007 (Kopenhagen)
An alternative way of looking at the importance of biodiversity http://www.daversitycode.com/earthscope/
Environmental Research Themes supported by the European Union http://ec.europa.eu/research/environment/themes/themes_en.htm
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This is a small car by Ford. It took a long time for Ford to enter the small car segment when it launched Figo for the first time. Ford previously had thrown only premium cars on the India roads like the Mondeo. Ford is trying its European designs in India now. GM, another American car […]
This is a small car by Ford. It took a long time for Ford to enter the small car segment when it launched Figo for the first time. Ford previously had thrown only premium cars on the India roads like the Mondeo. Ford is trying its European designs in India now. GM, another American car maker on the other hand have a better hold in small car.
Indian car marker is highly dominated by small & economical cars. And we already have Maruti with its overwhelming majority of market share. That is a big challenge to Ford Figo. Also Ford they have GM (from its home land) as their competitor.
Ford had given good features to its car to succeed, but whether it will survive or not for that we will have to wait and watch. Figo has a wheel base which is around 60mm more than swift whereas the length of the car is 55mm less. This substantiates the rear comfortable seating and large boot.
As this is a face-lift lets go through what has changed in the New Figo.
From the front there are two main things that one can notice.
1) It's a Ford. The car exhibits as it is a baby to Ford.
2) Large headlamps, they are good piece of design & engineering.
3) Vibrant colors. New yellow and blue defiantly good than the previous florescent green
The front we can see a perfectly centered radiator, the black insert on the bumper is good. The front grill is now hexagonal. The bumper edge does not match with the lines if the head lamp as it does in old Figo. The side indicators are shifted to the bottom location in the head lamp fixture. This seems a copy from i10 but good. To the sides the curved roof looks nice but lacks the ribs. But I think for this small car plane root suites the theme. The fog lamps have new collar to hold them.
Looking down the door panels are flat. Again wheel arches are highlighted. Hopefully that adds to the side profile of the car. As the top and bottom was designed middle doors could have been given arcs too. Door handles are nice pull type. Side light gets chrome frame, decent. ORVM are colored partly. Central location for antenna seems perfect for this height. In terms of height the car it is lower. i10, swift will are taller compared to Figo. The new Figo has 8 spoke for its top end titanium variant. The end Y-shaped arms look good but will invite dirt to settle in.
Now from a distance the rear of the car will confuse you with Fusion at a moment but soon you will realize that no its Fusion…. As the car is small, tail lights should have been smaller as well. They look over sized even now. They have just re-positioned the lights location in the tail light cluster. Rest features like the gaps between panels are even. The thin chrome strip above the number plate is decent. The rear door has a sharp line which continuous to the rear door and then submerges with the side body panel. So overall from the front it wears a smooth curve & rear with sharp edges. We have body colored door handles, bumpers, ORVMs. Figo comes with body colored rear towing hook.
The interior of the car has the Fiesta feel with minor changes. The most disturbing that ugly red (or red-pink) top of the dashboard has been replaced by a much appreciable blue. It does suite the interiors.
The quality is good too. It is on par with Tata Vista. Black color is used extensively on the interiors. That's good. Keeping the car look clean will not be difficult. Another good feature is the door, not very supreme as the thud in upper segment cars but adequate I would say. The door rubber supports this feature. Instrument panel is untouched. New Figo gets audio controls but not on steering on steering column. Secondly the controls are to be pulled and not press button. It seems a cost cutting. Taller people will be irritated by this audio control as you are likely to hit this every time you withdraw your leg from the clutch.
The gear rod has new stem. The old one was nice concentric circles; this one has black leather skin. The entertainment system is the same from old Figo. There is a new USB cable provided in the glove box. Sadly New Figo again does not have rear power window. Only two plain power buttons on driver's side is just OK. Plus the door pocket cannot hold big bottle straight. Hand break handle is the same.
At the front be happy to rest your arm on the big arm rest on the doors. The seating position & back support is good. Driver seat with height adjust is brilliant. The steering is big for the size in all dimensions. But that feels good to handle as it makes one feel to command the power. Ford has done well by extending the horn pad area. Also the spokes are thick enough to rest thumb. Comfort.
The head rest is now adjustable. Rear window will roll down not enough to make you happy. Seat gets new skin, its same blue color matching with the blue-black dash board. The rear seat has sufficient leg space. Rear seat is not split & fold completely. That gives enough space for the boot.
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Figo is offered with two power options Petrol & Diesel.
Petrol engine (named as Duratec petrol) is a 1.2 L (1196cc) 16 valves DOHC engine. It pumps out 71BHP (52.4KW) @ 6250 rpm and a Max Torque of 102Nm @ 4000 rpm. Transmission is 5 speed manual. The power generation is low than all others in this segment. i10 & Beat is at 79BHP whereas Swift & Ritz sit at 85BHP. Performance is good. No need to downshift to 1st gear when you overcome a speed breaker. Not best as Kappa engine but can easily drive in city in 3rd gear with seldom use of 2nd. You won't need 1st gear unless you are starting from 0 km. The engine is thus peppy and will feel good to drive.
Diesel engine comes with 8 valve SOHC and common rail injection. It is a 1.4L TDCi engine (1399cc) which delivers 69BHP (@4000 rpm) and 160 Nm (@2000 rpm). Turbo lag has been taken care, not by refining but by increasing 1.3L to 1.4L. The gear will feel same as petrol you can drive easily in city in 2nd & 3rd. The engine is nicely damped to reduce the NVH. Vibration and noise is insulated at acceptable levels.
The power steering is brilliant. It will be very useful while parking in small places. The steering clutch handling is easy and thus will be good car to be on Indian roads.
A good think, New Figo comes with 2 years or 1,00,000 Km warranty.


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BHR62 wrote:"Texas...I can't argue with you at all on Lincoln's attitudes towards the black - white issue. I think he was more forward thinking than the typical white man of his times though. In the 1858 election with Douglas the racism was incredibly appalling even by 19th century standards. Democrats launched attacks on Lincoln as a man who thought blacks were the equal to whites. Negro lover was probably the least of the insults they hurled at him. They insinuated that he wanted blacks and whites to marry etc. They held signs at Democratic rallies showing Lincoln with baboons for a family.
Lincoln was changing his views on slavery as the war dragged on. By late 1862 there had already been over a year of carnage. He was already feeling pretty stressed by seeing a hell of a lot of Americans being slaughtered. It makes a person think about stuff. He was already seeking religious comfort by then. The view of the war being God's judgement upon America for the institution of slavery was seeping into his thinking. There were political benefits to the Proclamation no doubt...but I think it was mostly from his own inner feelings on the matter that he issued it. The chances of the south peacefully coming back were basically nil....so what the hell...just go for broke and end the institution of slavery once and for all. The war was up for grabs by late 1862...so issuing it for legacy reasons wasn't at the top of his list.


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Knapheide Manufacturing Company and the Knapheide family are partnering with the Quincy Public Schools and the Quincy Public Schools Foundation to accomplish the technology piece of the district's DREAM BIG campaign.
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LADAKH, the far flung eastern corner of troubled Jammu and Kashmir state, is India's most remote and sparsely populated region, a high - altitude desert cradled by the Karakoram and Great Himalayas ranges. For tourists, this barren and breathless land offers a window on a unique glimpsed by a few intrepid western travellers.
The first settlements, along the upper Indus, were established by Mons, Buddhist pilgrims on their way from India to Mt Kailash in Tibet. The Brokpa tribe, who today live in Dha- Hanu, are the last Indo-Iranian people to still follow Buddhism.
In the 9th century, Ladakh's influence extended beyond the Indus Valley and during this time many forts and palaces, including Shey, were constructed. In the late 14th century Tsongkhapa, a Tibetan pilgrim, introduced to Ladakh a Buddhist order headed by the first Dalai-Lama. The new order, known as Gelupka, flourished and led to the founding of gompas at Tikse, Likkir and Spituk.
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Thak Thok gompa shelters a cave in which the apostle Padmasambhava is said to have meditated during his epic eight-century journey to Tibet.
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Walled in by the Great Himalayan Divide, Zanskar, literally " Land of White Copper" has for decades exrted the allure of Shangri La on visitours to Ladakh.
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the Nubra valley - nubra means green used to be on the trading route connection Tibet with Turkistan, Also Now as the Valley of Flowers more ...
Drass (3230 m), 60 km west of Kargil on the road to Srinagar, is a small township lying in the centre of the valley of the same name .
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The Salt Lake Valley is one of the widest open areas in Rupshu. It can be approached from Leh across the Tanglang La pass.
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THE FAMILY TABLE: Healthy kale a delicious way to add green, raw or cooked
Growing up in Bangladesh, I was unfamiliar with kale, the silver green crinkly leaves of goodness.
When I saw heaps of kale in the U.S. grocery store, I'd just scoot my cart past them to something more familiar like spinach or turnip greens.
I had to land in West Texas and get married before I eventually tried them. My mother-in-law, who enjoys gardening, grew them and sent me home with a bag full of kale. Some of the leaves were young and petite, others almost as big as baby elephant ears. So I sorted them by size and tried them in different dishes. For example, the young leaves — with the mildest, almost sweet, flavor — I put in salads. The others I tried sautéed with garlic or added in soup, stews and curries.
And I fell in love with kale. It has a stronger flavor and a chewier texture (more fiber) than spinach, and it definitely adds taste and body to a dish. Kale, also known as borecole, is a form of cabbage and part of the Brassica family, which includes broccoli, brussel sprouts and cauliflower. The leaves are packed with nutrition.
A cup of kale contains 36 calories, 5 grams of fiber, 15 percent of the daily requirement of calcium and vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), 40 percent of magnesium, 180 percent of vitamin A, 200 percent of vitamin C, and 1,020 percent of vitamin K. It is also a good source of copper, potassium, iron, manganese and phosphorus.
Kale is an excellent source of antioxidant vitamins A, C and K — and sulphur-containing phytonutrients.
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One of the best things about kale is that it's healthy (and tasty) in both raw and cooked forms (as long as you don't overcook it). Steaming, microwaving and stir-frying are the best processes to use.
When my mom was laid up with a pulled nerve in her back this winter, I took the opportunity to introduce her to kale. Since she's usually suspicious of new foods, I chopped the kale up, added it to soups and called it "shaag," which basically means greens in Bengali. She took the first spoonful and chewed it thoughtfully. "It's not spinach," she said. "It's chewy."
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i need the help of you wonderful experts!, lame
i need the help of you wonderful experts!, lame
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hello gents,
me and a few guys are starting a little rip circle, and being the big techie, i've been placed in charge of finding our standard lame switches. we're using Lame3.90.2-ICL EXE. i think that's the best lame version out there. we were using --alt -preset cbr 192, but it's joint stereo. we need full stereo. i'd love suggestions, especially if anyone knows which switches some ripping groups use, because their files always sound boss. this is my latest switch test, any thoughts?
-b 192 -h -m s --nspsytune --athtype 2 --lowpass 16 --ns-bass -8 --scale 0.93
not exatly sure if that's the best switch, it sounds pretty good.
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yes, many divx groups even use --alt-preset standard, but i didn't clarify that i meant the video compression, as the standard is still DivX 3.11a.
nope. almost all releases I've seen lately (last 2-3 months), from big and small groups, are using xvid.
Not only that but who cares anyway what some bunch of pirates use or do? If you want to pirate then you surely don't invest hundreds of hours in testing/beta testing/forum searching/contributing etc.
Sigh, when will this "because the pirates use it it must be good!" thinking be over? Not to mention, there even exist "MP3 release groups"? ROTFL Seems I must dig out my C=64 and read the underground mags, again .
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