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Cherry Street {eatery and sweetery} opens today in the Schermerhorn.
Hungry downtown guests can once again visit Schermerhorn Symphony Center for a bite to eat with the opening today of new cafe Cherry Street {eatery and sweetery}.
The shop is owned by chef Meg Giuffrid, who also owned the Red Wagon Cafe in East Nashville. Cherry Street will serve scones, sandwiches, soups and desserts. It is open for breakfast and lunch from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays.
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In thinking about how to best apply Gigapan imagery for scientific uses I've come up with a couple of ideas. One of the most obvious ones is to take a series of Gigapans of something geological that changes on a daily/weekly/monthly/yearly timescale. Tracking glacial advance and retreat is an obvious application of such an idea. Unfortunately I haven't got any glaciers in my backyard and I strongly suspect that others are already beginning to work on this (e.g., Briksdal Glacier 2 – Briksdalsbreen).
What I do have in my backyard are lots of flat-lying sedimentary rocks – many deposited on the floor of the Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway. And since I'm already doing a mapping project in Rooks County, Kansas it would be useful if I could find something scientific to do with my shiny new Gigapan unit (besides showing off confusing faults). One idea that has come to mind is the possibility of using the Gigapan images for what I'll term "visual correlation". By putting two Gigapan images side-by-side (see below) each image can be manipulated independently to zoom in on some particular feature and then compared to a possibly correlative feature in the second image. Try it yourself…
Side-by-side identical images of a small normal fault. Zoom in on a portion of the stratigraphy in the footwall in the left image and then zoom in on the same strata in the hanging wall on the right image. Adjust centering and zoom as necessary in order to visually correlate the strata from the opposite sides of the fault. More examples can be found here.
One of the challenges of doing this sort of correlation is finding an appropriate way to add a scale to the images. Up to now I've used a tape measure in a couple of Gigapans and the little Mainzelmännchen (Edi and Berti) as a very fun/informal scale. The tape measure is really not ideal since it's very hard to keep it erect in a stiff (or even slight) Kansas breeze, but it's what I had handy. I'd much rather have something with metric units, and I've contemplated getting a surveyors rod (or two). Another problem is that scale is not constant throughout the panoramas, particularly if you're showing a wide angle view where things recede into the distance. This presents some real challenges for making quantitative measurements.
I'd really like to get some community feedback on this. Do you think this sort of visual correlation could be useful scientifically? What would make it more useful? Are there better ways to integrate quantitative scale information into a Gigapan? And what other ways do you think the Gigapan imagery could be usefully employed in geology?


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The colorful photography and the sensuous rendering of flesh tones is also very well done.
But it�s the third scene with London Keyes and her very busty cohort � that is absolutely to-die for � and not something you�ll want to miss.
Overall, there�s much to like in this production. And I highly recommend this video to those of you who like gonzo, amateur girl-girl releases, or are fans of the luscious London Keyes
Here�s some of the fun of �Just Vagina� that you can expect to enjoy:
Roxy Reed & Suzanne Kelly
The camera finds the girls immediately topless as Emily instructs them to bounce up and down. Cool. Roxy looks like she has a little touch of Asian. And Suzanne has really pretty face with cute eyes, lips and cheekbones.
The babes have pert, young girl tits, but there�s still enough there to make their areolas blur. Roxy is the taller of the two and her breasts are of the champagne glass variety; while Suzanne�s are the type you�d love to reach over her shoulder to feel-on during the very first date. Yeah. The important thing is both girls are having fun.
Their tops somehow reappear as the babes rub each other�s pussies through their bikinis while sitting atop a white leather sofa. The pace is pretty fast and furious as both girls� coverings are quickly pulled down with nipples licked by all. Suzanne shows off her lovely naked ass and Roxy crawls beneath her twat to eat her. The girls transition to an immediately sixty-nine and I could feel my own juices start to flow.
Suzanne pulls Roxy�s bikini aside to jam her tongue within. Minutes later, they break out the toys, and Roxy takes a colorful corded model into her cunt. Both girls still have parts of their bikinis in place which adds to the colorfulness of the photography.
Suzanne gets impaled with an elegant glass model from behind which shows off her very shapely butt. Roxy crawls underneath again so that Suzanne can straddle her face. Both girls yell, �Fuck yeah, fuck yeah,� a gazillion times throughout their sexy ordeal.
They then fuck themselves with colorful silicone phalluses which is great for those of you who insist on a high degree of visual penetration. Suzanne is now completely naked and her beautifully tanned frame was very pleasing to behold.
The best part comes when Suzanne gets dildo fucked in her anus, as the rapturous cheeks of her wondrous derriere are generously splayed, and her tight, cute asshole is nicely filled as well.
All in all, this was a fun scene for those of you who�d like to watch a pair of cute and lightly breasted babes jam toys into their drippingly wet twats. The pacing was fast and got right to the point. Unfortunately, the girls didn�t have much time to kiss before they started. The only time they smooch, in fact, is after Suzanne gets screwed in her lovely back door.
Roxy Jezel & Annika Adams
Roxy Jezel appears looking rapturous along with Annika Adams who, with her dark complexion, reminded me of Salma Hayek (in Wild Wild West). I guess Roxy wanted to make up for what the first scene lacked � so she immediately starts to molest Annika�s lovely face by kissing her profusely � and by rubbing the outside of Annika�s twat.
Both girls have wonderful lips and breasts, and Roxy ceases kissing Annika way too soon before moving on to her other parts. Annika has very beautiful eyes, and I certainly wouldn�t mind having her lying underneath me in bed.
Roxy soon begins to spit and lick on Annika�s cunt, first from the front and then from the rear. She then jams two fingers into her snatch as far as they will go. She makes Annika taste herself upon them which Annika really seems to enjoy. Roxy then tongue fucks Annika from behind and Annika howls with delight.
Annika then sits on Roxy�s face as Roxy uses her own fingers to agitate her own clit. Roxy then displays her own experience by jamming three or four fingers up Annika�s vagina. From her wide-eyed smile, I think this is the best hand job that Annika has ever had.
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Roxy then impales Annika�s vagina with a curvy glass dildo. Why she would want that after Roxy�s excellent finger fucking is certainly beyond me.
Roxy prefers a bigger model which she gives to Annika to impale her. Roxy then finishes by screwing Annika with a metallic blue strap on which Roxy has to hold in place to make sure that the fake dick doesn�t fall off. (Who is it who likes this stuff, anyway?)
As the girls cool down, Roxy and Annika share one last kiss before Emily cuts the camera away.
Raquel Diamond & London Keyes
In my favorite scene, London Keyes gets it on with Raquel Diamond, a foxy brunette whose tits are as large and gorgeous as London�s. Both girls have beautiful smiles which makes their love making even more attractive.
Both chicks have juicy asses and London easily makes hers bounce. Emily has them strip off their tops and jump up and down � and I truly thought that both girls were going to knock themselves out. And as good as they look going up-and-down, they look even better going side-to-side.
The babes start kissing, and theirs was easily the best smooching in the entire film. Raquel turns her face away which really shows off London�s tongue working its way inside. The girls suck on each other�s breasts, and London makes a huge mess with her spit. How nasty. With her lusciously huge eyes, London smiles seductively at the camera throughout this entire segment and I think I was starting to fall in love.
London�s face looks even more gorgeous next to Raquel�s wondrous boobs. Raquel soon returns the favor � and I put their kissing and nipple licking into a continuous loop � since it was way too short. London is easily one of the most luscious Asian-looking babes I�ve seen in porn lately. So watching her making out with another busty chick is something I think the whole world would surely enjoy.
Emily has the girls sit on the sofa, and London pulls Raquel�s panties aside to reveal her breathtakingly luscious twat.
What comes next is some of the nastiest, wettest pussy fingering I�ve ever seen � which put a smile on Raquel�s face that extends from ear-to-ear. London is a girl-loving expert and there�s absolutely no doubt that Raquel is having one the best experiences in her sexy adult life.
London uses several fingers on Raquel, and she makes Raquel taste herself after every insertion. At one point, London�s entire hand and all of her digits are dripping with Raquel�s voluminous pussy juice � which was just so frickin� nasty.
When Raquel switches places, she eats London hungrily. But then London begs her to use her fingers on her � just as London had just done to Raquel. You�ve never heard an Asian bitch sound so slutty as she tells Raquel what to do � and as she yells in delight when Raquel dutifully complies.
In a huge emotional letdown, the girls then switch to some candy-cane glass dildos for a portion of their scene. The best part comes, though, when London gets Raquel�s drippy cunt fluids all over her eager face. Imagine a sexy pussy juice facial � and you won�t be too far from the truth.
When Raquel uses the dildo on London, she gets so much spit in and around London�s cunt that you�d swear that her entire pubic region was covered in vegetable oil. Wow. London climaxes from the vaginal fucking � and the girls take turns deep throating the glass appendage � before London spends one last time sucking and biting on Raquel�s gorgeous tits.
The girls continue with another several minutes of tit kissing and licking � where Raquel sucks about three inches of London�s boobie into her mouth.
The girls then masturbate themselves to a second set of screaming orgasms. It was hard to tell whose yelling was louder � as they lap up each other�s essences from their fingers when they�re done.
In a kind of anti-climax, Raquel dons a silvery strap on � and doggy fucks London for all she�s worth. Raquel must�ve had that thing cinched on tight, and I�ve never seen a girl fuck another quite so skillfully. London sucks the cock lovingly afterwards. And the only ideas I could think of were � how much of a slut London is � and how I couldn�t wait to see more of her again.
They say that love making adds a lot of color to a woman�s face. It certain did for Raquel � who ends the scene looking ten times more beautiful and radiant � than when she originally started. I�m sure she had the greatest time of her life � and she got paid to do it � how cool is that?
This scene alone was easily worth the price of admission. I thought it was absolutely marvelous.
Britney Brooks & Brooke Lee Adams
Coming back down to earth, Emily then takes us to the waterways of Ft. Lauderdale to watch two cute babes make out on a boat. Britney Brooks is a cute blonde, and Brooke Lee Adams is a gorgeous brunette with a fine, shoulder-length do.
Both girls have cute asses and Emily gets the camera in tight when they bounce. Brooke has broad hips so her rear is just enormous. When the girls move to another part of the boat, we finally see that both babes also have very luscious boobs. They feel on each other tits and test to see how firm they are before jumping up and down.
Britney�s knockers have a classic concave curve across he top of �em, and Brooke is a little jealous since hers have this �missile-torpedo� thing going for them. I think both sets are absolutely wonderful.
Brooke has a really pretty face and gorgeous skin so the view from her head down to her belly button is simply awesome. The girls pull down their bikinis to show off their shapely asses. After this prelude, I couldn�t wait to see Brooke Lee totally naked.
Britney, now bottomless, sits on the corner of the boat and Brooke immediately eats her. Hey, what happened to the lip and nipple kissing? Brooke reaches hungrily with her tongue, and a cuter babe eating pussy would be very hard to find.
Brooke finally spreads her legs and her twat is as tasty to look at as I had hoped. Britney buries her face and nose into Brooke�s pubic region as far as they will go. Emily pans up to Brooke�s face who, with her dark eyes and luscious mouth, is easily as pretty as London in the very last scene. Britney really goes to town eating her, and Brooke comments how really good it feels.
In another giant letdown, the girls separate � and fuck themselves with dildos. Brooke�s torpedo shaped tits look really good pointing down to her twat. Brooke has nice, full lips and when she throws her head back, she looks like a slightly plumper-faced version of Angelina Jolie. Cool.
Brooke uses a hard glass dildo to fuck Britney�s pussy from the rear, which gives us a nice view of her cute butt, pussy and asshole. Brittney must have a very tasty pussy since Brooks licks the dildo hungrily when it comes out.
The girls then do the bump doggy-style by humping each other with a double-headed phallus extending between their twats. Brooke�s ass looks better than great when she�s on all fours, so the view is more than pleasant.
The girls suck on the double-headed snake afterwards as though they were eating a giant churros.
When she smiles, Brooke looks a little like Martina Hingis (the tennis player) which made me even more envious.
The girls finally kiss each other �thank you� for their sign off � and what I wouldn�t give to take Britney�s place and be on the receiving end of Brooke�s tasty tonguing. Sigh.
Abbey Lane & Katie Michaels
Abbey Lane is a thin-faced brunette who resembles Christy Canyon (the busty classic porn star) but with normal sized breasts. Katie Michaels is a broad cheekboned brunette with really pretty eyes who looks a bit like Miley Cyrus (actress & singer). Really.
Both girls are nineteen. Cool. And both wear sexy black lingerie which really shows off their wholesome breasts and cute asses peeking out before they both get totally naked.
Emily asks them to kiss, and the girls turn their faces to-and-fro for every smooch as their kissing gets deeper and more passionate. Katie is the first to bare her rear. And both girl reach behind to undo each other�s bras.
They massage each other�s breasts to warm them, and then kiss each other�s nipples. Katie has a sweet innocence about her, so watching her is like witnessing a girl�s first time with another.
The girls have the longest segment of breast play and nipple licking which made their vignette very sensuous. Abbey is the first to lay back and spread her legs wide, and Katie immediately goes down to eat her. She places her eager mouth over Abbey�s tight twat and her tongue looks like a cat�s as it laps at Abbey�s clit.
Katie finger fucks her partner like a novice using just one slender digit. Both girls keep their high heels on (in bed) to add a little elegance to their encounter.
Abbey squeezes her own untanned breasts as Katie munches away. Abbey likes to run her hands through Katie�s thick mane � which is something I think all women do when another pretty babe is servicing them. Abbey�s pussy is so tiny, I wonder if Katie had trouble finding the entrance.
Before Abbey even has a chance to reciprocate, the girls whip out colorful magic marker size vibrators and apply them to each other�s clits. The view was very colorful, but that�s about all it was. They slide the toys in-and-out to reassure all who are watching that they do, in fact, have some depth to their pussies.
The girls then get into a kind of sixty-nine so that Katie can insert a green toy into Abby�s cunt from behind. I think tonguing it would�ve been so much better.
Abbey even has a vaginal orgasm from the dildo fucking which was just so darn believable. Not.
The scene continues to challenge my attention span when Katie gets on all fours � to suck on Abbey�s strap on. Abbey then starts to fuck Katie doggy and, after a fashion, the girls begin to build up some rhythm.
Emily shoots it POV style so that we can imagine ourselves as Abbey humping Katie masterfully from the rear. I personally wouldn�t mind fucking Katie myself, but I think I�ll wait until my next life when I have a real penis to do it with.
Katie also has a vaginal orgasms from her doggy dildo fucking, and the added color to Katie�s face makes her look even more ravishing than before. Katie has young girl tits which look wonderful gliding over the sheets as she�s pounded face down.
Emily must have a lot of memory cards to burn as she has Katie then ride the fake phallus cowgirl and doing all of the work. Katie has a really pretty pussy so the flesh-colored plastic penis looks great going in and out. Unfortunately, the dildo starts to kink � and Abbey doesn�t seem to notice � so the video became somewhat painful to watch.
Katie finally puts this nonsense to bed after she receives her second vaginal orgasm. If I were a guy, I�d definitely want Katie as my girlfriend.
The girls share some delicate kisses at the end to thank each other for a fucking well done. Not.
As extras, there�s some behind-the-scenes footage, a slideshow -- and trailers from other Emily Rigby productions � where the girls are really, really cute. Really! Emily must really have her pick of babes down in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
For whatever they�re worth, here are some suggestions: 1) please add more kissing, especially with tongues and breasts; b) invest in a boom microphone or whatever is needed to better capture the smacking of the girls� lips when their faces release; c) how about less toys and more finger fucking, just as Roxy and London perform so expertly in their vignettes: d) more sixty-nines and face sitting would really show off the beauty of the actresses� bodies well, especially their cute asses; e) brighter locations would be nice such as in the finale where the softer lighting better highlights the babes� flawless skin more beautifully; f) and lastly, how about having some two-girl threesomes � to add in some fucking � which is way better than a strap on, especially if the girls finish with some delicious cum swapping kisses at the end. How romantic.
Overall, �Just Vagina� is a great first effort � in girl-girl � from Emily Rigby Productions. I hope there are many, many more. Enjoy.


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- Cartoon Characters: Punkin' Puss, Mushmouse.
- Voice Actors: Allan Melvin.
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
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- First Aired on January 08, 1966.
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San Cristóbal Amatlán (SCA), which was founded in 1715, has a population of 4,236, according to the census taken by INEGI in 2000. One of their main holidays is the town's patron saint on April 23-25 which is celebrated with a mass, parade, sporting events and a bull run. Other important days are the Guelaguetza, a Oaxacan fiesta celebrated July 23-25, and All Saints Day on November 1. The people of San Cristóbal mainly cultivate corn, beans, wheat and squash. The women weave palm mats and baskets, among other things. Many people go yearly to the coffee plantations in the southern mountains towards Pochutla to pick coffee. There is schooling available in the area at the kindergarten, primary, secondary, and high school levels. All the people native to the area speak Zapotec, and many are bilingual in Spanish.
San Francisco Logueche (SFL) was founded in 1744, and according to the census taken in 2000, there are 1,868 inhabitants. They celebrate the town's saint day on October 4. They also have preschool, primary, and secondary schools.
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We're proud to announce three new Australian dinosaurs
And not just any dinosaurs either—these are HUGE!
PLoS ONE publication authors: Travis R Tischler, David Elliott, Naomi Calleja, Scott Hocknull, Alex Cook, Trish Sloan, Matt White
Press Release — Anna Bligh, Premier of Queensland
Three new Australian dinosaur species found in Western Queensland
Premier Anna Bligh today announced the discovery of three new species
of Australian dinosaur discovered in a prehistoric billabong in Western
The Premier was in Winton to open stage one of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History as part of the Queensland Government's Q150 celebrations.
The centre, has been a collaborative effort supported by $500,000 Queensland Government's Q150 Legacy Infrastructure funding, $500,000 from Winton Shire Council, $42,000 from Desert Channels Queensland and $58,000 from the Australian Age of Dinosaurs.
"The dinosaurs have been nicknamed after characters created by poet Banjo Paterson who is said to have written Waltzing Matilda in Winton in 1885," she said.
"Banjo (carnivorous theropod) and Matilda and Clancy (giant plant-eating sauropods) were found in a vast geological deposit near Winton that dates from 98-95 million years ago."
Premier Anna Bligh and David Elliot at the announcement
"The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and Queensland Museum have successfully partnered to uncover this greatest concentration of dinosaur bones ever found in Australia," Ms Bligh said.
"This State Government funded initiative has revealed to the world the first new sauropods to be named in Australia in over 75 years and the most complete carnivorous dinosaur skeleton ever found in our country."
The meat-eating Australovenator wintonensis (Banjo) has been coined Australia's answer to Velociraptor – which was brought to terrifying life by Stephen Spielberg in the Jurassic Park films.
"Banjo possessed similar speed, razor-sharp teeth and had three large slashing claws on each hand. This was a terrifying creature," said the Premier.
"The two plant-eating, four-legged sauropod species unveiled today are new types of titanosaurs – the largest animals ever to walk the earth."
Palaeontologists say that the Diamantinasaurus matildae (Matilda) was a solid and robust animal, filling a niche similar to the hippopotamus today.
The second new species, Wintonotitan wattsi (Clancy) represented a tall animal that may have been Australia's prehistoric answer to the giraffe.
"These discoveries are a major breakthrough in the scientific understanding of prehistoric life in Australia, and the potential for educational tourism through their permanent display at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History in Winton, is enormous," said the Premier.
Ms Bligh made the announcement as she opened stage one of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History as part of the state's Q150 celebrations.
"The construction of the first stage of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History was funded by the State government with support from the community," she said.
"This is an important milestone in the development of a world-class Australian natural history museum in a magnificent outback setting, which will also provide an economic boost to the area.
"The construction of this facility supported 14 jobs and will support three full time jobs in operation. It will also attract thousands of visitors who will stay, eat and drink in Winton Hotels."
The Premier said the purpose-built facility will house the world's largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils.
"When the final stage of the three-stage project is complete in 2015, Queensland will boast an unrivalled natural history museum that tells the story of our prehistoric past with substantial display, education and research facilities," she said.
"The potential of educational tourism for Winton and western Queensland from such a world-class institution will be significant."
Australian Age of Dinosaurs Ltd Chairman David Elliott said the discovery of the dinosaurs was a great example of what can be achieved by everyday people who set out to do extraordinary things.
"With scientific support from the Queensland Museum, the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum has been able to unlock the mystery surrounding some of the fascinating dinosaurs that once roamed Australia," Mr Elliott said.
"We have the fossils to prove it and the beginnings of what will become an iconic museum that Queensland and Australia can be proud of.
"This is Australia's finest palaeontological moment and puts the country firmly on the dinosaur map," he said.
The paper describing the new dinosaurs was published on-line today in PLoS ONE, the Public Library of Science's new interactive open-access journal for scientific and medical research. The publication can be accessed at this link: http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0006190
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Reporting on July 3 in the open-access, peer-reviewed journal, PLoS ONE, Scott Hocknull and colleagues at the Queensland Museum and the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History describe the fossils of three new mid-Cretaceous dinosaurs from the Winton Formation in eastern Australia: two giant, herbivorous sauropods and one carnivorous theropod, all of which are to be unveiled in Queensland on July 3. The three fossils add to our knowledge of the Australian dinosaurian record, which is crucial for the understanding of the global paleobiogeography of dinosaurian groups.
Australia's dinosaurian fossil record is extremely poor, compared with that of other similar-sized continents, such as South America and Africa. However, the mid-Cretaceous Winton Formation in central western Queensland has, in recent years, yielded numerous fossil sites with huge potential for the discovery of new dinosaurian taxa. Between 2006 and 2009, extensive excavations have yielded many well-preserved dinosaur fossils, as well as the remains of other contemporaneous fauna.
In a single, comprehensive, publication, Hocknull and colleagues describe the remains of three individual dinosaur skeletons, found during joint Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and Queensland Museum digs in two different sites in the Winton Formation. They represent three new genera and species of dinosaur: two giant herbivorous sauropods and a carnivorous theropod.
The carnivore, named by the authors on the paper Australovenator wintonensis (nicknamed "Banjo") is the most complete meat-eating dinosaur found in Australia, to date and sheds light on the ancestry of the largest-ever meat-eating dinosaurs, the carcharodontosaurs, a group of dinosaurs that became gigantic, like Giganotosaurus.
"The cheetah of his time, Banjo was light and agile," said lead author Scott Hocknull. "He could run down most prey with ease over open ground. His most distinguishing feature was three large slashing claws on each hand. Unlike some theropods that have small arms (think T. rex), Banjo was different; his arms were a primary weapon.
"He's Australia's answer to Velociraptor, but many times bigger and more terrifying."
The skeleton of Australovenator solves a 28-year-old mystery surrounding an ankle bone found in Victoria, which was originally classified as a dwarf Allosaurus, although this classification remained controversial until the discovery of Australovenator—the researchers are now able to confirm that the ankle bone belonged to the lineage that led to Australovenator.
The two plant-eating theropods, named Witonotitan wattsi ("Clancy") and Diamantinasaurus matildae ("Matilda"), are different kinds of titanosaur (the largest type of dinosaur ever to have lived). While Witonotitan represents a tall, gracile animal, which might have fitted into a giraffe-like niche, the stocky, solid Diamantinasaurus represents a more hippo-like species.
All three dinosaurs are nicknamed after characters from a world-famous, Australian poet. Banjo Patterson composed Waltzing Matilda in 1885 in Winton, where the song was also first performed (and where the fossils were discovered). Waltzing Matilda is now considered to be Australia's national song.
In a quirky twist of fate, the song Waltzing Matilda describes the unfortunate demise of a swag-man, who steals a jumbuck (sheep) but is driven to leap into a billabong (an Australian word for a small oxbow lake) to avoid being captured by the police. He ends up drowning in the billabong alongside the stolen sheep.
Banjo and Matilda were found buried together in what turns out to be a 98-million-year-old billabong. Whether they died together or got stuck in the mud together remains a mystery; however, echoing the song, both predator and possible prey met their end at the bottom of a billabong, 98 million years ago. This shows that processes that were working in the area over the last 98 million years are still there today. "Billabongs are a built-in part of the Australian mind," said Hocknull, "because we associate them with mystery, ghosts and monsters."
The finding and documentation of the fossils was a 100% Australian effort. Both Matilda and Banjo were prepared by Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum thanks to thousands of hours of volunteer work and philanthropy.
"This is the only place in Australia where you can come off the street and be taught to be a palaeontologist and find, excavate and prepare your own part of Australian natural history," said Hocknull. The dinosaurs will now be part of a museum collection and this effort will enable future generations of scientists to be involved in a new wave of dinosaur discoveries and to bring the general public in touch with their own natural heritage."
This collaborative effort links closely with PLoS ONE's philosophy of making science freely accessible to the general public. "One of my major motivations for submitting to PLoS ONE was the fact that my research will reach a much wider community, including the hundreds of volunteers and public who gave their time and money to the development of natural history collections," said Hocknull. "They are the backbone of our work (excuse the pun) and they usually never get to see their final product because they rarely subscribe to scientific journals."
All three new taxa, along with some fragmentary remains from other taxa, indicate a diverse Early Cretaceous sauropod and theropod fauna in Australia, and the finds will help provide a better understanding of the Australian dinosaurian record, which is, in turn, crucial for the understanding of the global palaeobiogeography of dinosaurian groups.
The authors agree that even though hundreds of bones have already been found at the site, these fossils are just the tip of the iceberg. "Many hundreds more fossils from this dig await preparation and there is much more material left to excavate," they said. Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and Queensland Museum staff and volunteers will continue to dig at this and other sites in 2010.
The fossils will be unveiled at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History in Queensland, Australia, July 3 by Anna Bligh, the Premier of Queensland. Stage 1 of the museum, a non-profit, volunteer-driven, science initiative that aims to bring Australian dinosaurs to the world, will also be opened by Ms Bligh on July 3. The full scientific findings are set out in the paper, "New Mid-Cretaceous (Latest Albian) Dinosaurs from Winton, Queensland," Australia, published July 3 in the open-access, peer-reviewed journal PLoS ONE.
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We're not a government department, nor are we privately owned. We're a non-profit, open-door science and education initiative funded by philanthropy and powered by volunteers. Operating since 2002, the AAOD Museum has already amassed the world's largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils. We're just getting started so please join our society or help by contributing so together we can explore our ancient past and bring more wonderful Australian dinosaurs to the world.
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Stage 2: Due for completion in 2010/11, Stage 2 involves further site development and the construction of a reception and administration centre. Funding has been approved by the Federal Government under the Better Regions Funding Program.
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New Dinosaurs Announcement Speech — David Elliott, AAOD Chairman
Today Australia has reached one of its finest palaeontological milestones. The announcement of one new Australian dinosaur is world news – the announcement of three is out of this world.
As we stand before these prehistoric
relics today we have the opportunity to marvel at just what can be
achieved by everyday people who set out to do extraordinary things.
The dinosaur bones that are displayed before us have all been prepared by the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum with the support of hundreds of volunteers. This work represents tens of thousands of man hours and has only happened through the 'grass roots' entrepreneurial initiatives and philanthropic support of everyday people.
The amazing thing is the bones we've prepared so far are less than half of what we have recovered from the digs over the past four years, and what we have recovered is only a fraction of what we know of in the district. We've hardly scratched the surface.
David Elliot with the reconstructed skull of Banjo
We now know of over 30 dinosaur sites in the Winton district and more are coming to light each year. At our current rate of recovery and preparation that is enough fossil material to keep this facility working for at least three decades and probably more like five.
This incredible geological resource known as the Winton Formation has now produced more dinosaur fossils than the rest of Australia combined and has made Winton the Dinosaur Capital of Australia.
Australovenator, Diamantinasaurus and Wintonotitan are the first new dinosaurs to be formally named from the Winton Formation, but they are merely the first of many. There are literally tons of new dinosaur fossils in our storage facility awaiting preparation, with many more incredible new dinosaur sites waiting to be excavated.
The discovery, recovery and preparation of three new dinosaur species would not have been possible without the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum's regional infrastructure and facilities, and the support of local Winton landholders, volunteers and the Queensland Museum. This highlights the crucial necessity of a regionally based institution to ensure that this work continues into the future.
The rarity of Australian dinosaurs has meant that there is a huge gap in our knowledge of the evolution of not just Australia, but the world. There are countless researchers and institutions throughout the world that have a vested interest in the evolution of Australian dinosaurs and their relationship with the rest of the world.
The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum has a bona fide scientific collection that will allow future generations of scientists the opportunity to be involved in a new era of dinosaur discovery. It has already amassed the world's largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils and with scientific support from the Queensland Museum, has been able to unlock the mystery surrounding some of the fascinating dinosaurs that once roamed Australia.
This is the only place in Australia where individuals with no prior experience can become actively involved in the recovery and conservation of Australia's dinosaurs on an everyday basis and contribute directly to the conservation of their own natural heritage. This has been happening for several years now in an old tin shed on a sheep station and look what has been achieved. Imagine what we can do together with this facility and even more importantly, imagine what we can achieve when we have built the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History.
The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History aims to be the foremost provider of Australian natural history products and facilities through an interactive education facility for primary and secondary school children, a study and research base for universities both in Australia and overseas and a world class attraction for domestic and international tourists. We aim to develop an Australian Icon that will capture the imagination of all Australians and people from around the world.
We now know that Australia does have dinosaurs and there were a lot of them, and our team is determined to bring them back to life so that people from all over the world can come and see them. We have the fossils, we have the passion and we now have the beginnings of what will become an iconic institution that Queensland and Australia can be proud of.
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Dr John Long is a palaeontologist and Head of Sciences at Museum Victoria.
"Wow! This is amazing stuff. I would regard the paper by Scott Hucknull and his team as one of the most significant papers ever published on Australian dinosaurs to date. It not only presents us with two new amazing long-necked giants of the ancient Australian continent, but also announces our first really big predator known from more than scrappy remains - Australovenator. This find also solves an old debate that has been raging since 1981 over Victoria's 'Allosaurus' that is known from a single ankle bone, as it now appears to belong to Australoventor, which shows interesting links to the truly gargantuan group of Gondwana meat-eaters, the carcharodontosauroids.
This paper puts Australia back on the international map of big dinosaur discoveries for the first time since 1981 - when Muttaburrasaurus was announced."
Dr Tom Rich is Senior Curator (Vertebrate Palaeontology and palaeobotany) at Museum Victoria.
"Where the Winton Formation is commonly exposed, there is a layer of black soil typically about one metre thick. Since at least the 1930s, fossil bones have been found on that surface. However, they were typically isolated bones and often badly broken. Digging in the black soil with hand tools is soul-destroying work. Sort of like digging in a solid mass of rubber. When people did that in the past, little if anything was found in that layer. After finally digging through the black soil and into the underlying sandy clays, the fossil bones found were often disappointing. What Hocknull, the Elliots, and their colleagues have done is to use bulldozers to follow surface traces of bone below the black soil over large areas and then do a lot of digging in the underlying sandy clays. That strategy involved a lot of hard work and expensive machine time. It did not pay off immediately. But it did pay off because they were persistent. They now have demonstrated the appropriateness of a technique that will no doubt reveal much more about the fossil tetrapods of the Winton Formation in the years to come than has been learned before. As the previous record of Australian dinosaurs is so meagre, this heralds a real advance in the years to come.
The three specimens reported by Hocknull and colleagues join less than a dozen others known from this continent from more than a single bone. The theropod is the first occurrence of that group known from anything more than an isolated element. The sauropods show a diversity of titanosaurs in Australia. This group is quite diversified in the Cretaceous of other continents, particularly South America. And it was to be expected that with further discoveries in Australia, this would be found to be the case here. Hocknull and colleagues have found the physical evidence demonstrating that this expectation was in fact correct.
Scott Hocknull was working very closely with David and Judy Elliott of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum in Winton, Queensland. All three of them worked closely together for a number of years to bring off this result. In doing so, they attracted to their project a number of devoted persons who have been critical in their achieving together what they have accomplished."
Associate Professor Rod Wells is from the School of Biological Sciences at Flinders University, SA. Rod is a vertebrate palaeontologist best known for discovering the Naracoorte Caves fossil deposit in SA. He's an expert in fossil marsupials.
"Mention the word 'fossil 'and the immediate response is 'dinosaur'. Children in particular love their dinosaurs, but when we think of dinosaurs we think North America, Europe, South America, Africa, not Australia. Australia is the exciting new frontier in vertebrate palaeontology, a continent as large as North America awaiting exploration. The dearth of mountain building events on this continent has meant we have no 'Grand Canyons' with exposed rock layers spilling fossils; finding fossils in Australia is difficult, time consuming and labour intensive, but the rewards can be outstanding.
Scott Hocknull from the Queensland Museum and his team of volunteers have shown what can be achieved by involving the community in the excitement of scientific discovery. They have opened a new window on the dinosaur fauna of a ~110 million year old portion of the world that remains largely unexplored, indeed a unique Australian fossil heritage. Their work is an exemplar of what can be achieved with limited resources, making an important contribution to basic science, to science education, as well as to the economy of the local community through the Age of Dinosaurs Museum. I applaud their efforts."
Dr Ben Kear is a palaeontologist based at La Trobe University in Melbourne and an honorary research associate with the SA Museum.
"Australia is one of the great untapped resources in our current understanding of life from the Age of Dinosaurs. The discoveries of Hocknull and colleagues will definitely reinvigorate interest in the hitherto tantalizingly incomplete but globally significant record from this continent and pave the way for new studies on Australian dinosaurs and their environments."
Aaron Camens is a PhD research student at the SA Museum and the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Adelaide. His main research focus is on fossil marsupials.
"Hocknull and colleagues' discovery is a fantastic new addition to Australia's Cretaceous dinosaur record. It also opens a new window into our understanding of dinosaur evolution in the Southern Hemisphere. The Winton Formation is the centre of dinosaurian palaeontology in Australia and Hocknull is right in the thick of it. SA has a grand total of three dinosaur bones, I'm packing my bags for Queensland!"


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Seventeen Accounting Procedures That Put Credit Managers at Risk
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It took the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 to prove our national security measures were inadequate. It took the bankruptcy of Enron, the largest in U.S. history, to prove that the fundamental auditing processes aren't up to the task of protecting users of financial statements. Enron isn't the only failure, just the latest and largest. Remember Sunbeam, Waste Management, Global Crossing, Xerox (which recently paid a record $10 million fine) and Leslie Fay (the CFO has been sentenced to prison for 9 years), just to name a few?
Enron represents a "shock"' to the system. How could a company worth $80 BILLION go bankrupt in less than a year? Enron collapsed because it lost credibility. Investors, regulators, creditors and auditors simply stopped believing what it said. Has it ever occurred to you that your personal and company credibility is the only thing that gives your work value? Most commentators think the complex transactions-the off-balance sheet deals-Enron engaged in, brought it down. Wrong. Many companies, such as investment and commercial banks, are built on complexity. BUT, the companies' financial statements are transparent, and the market takes the financing techniques into account and values the company accordingly.
So, the first lesson is to NOT do as Enron did. Do what's right-no matter how much it hurts. Of course, that's easier said than done, but I digress. Back to how audited financial statements put you at risk.
Think credibility isn't important, that the underlying fundamentals of the accounting profession aren't under the microscope? Consider just a few of the recent headlines:
* "Can't Executives Be as Honorable as Our Soldiers?" WSJ, March 12, 2002
* "The New Business Casual: Prison Stripes," WSJ, March 13, 2002
* "Is Accounting Dead?.. These days, accounting smells...Perfectly legal accounting tricks can hide big problems." Forbes, March 4, 2002
* "Investors' New Worry: Auditor Risk-- Who's auditing the books?" Business Week, January 25, 2002
* "Stocks Take a Beating as Accounting Worries Spread Beyond Enron," WSJ, January 30, 2002
* After Enron, New Doubts About Auditors," The New York Times, December 5,2001
* "Tweaking Results Is Hardly a Sometime Thing-Many Firms, Under Diverse Pressures, May Play With Numbers," WSJ, February 6, 2002
* "Stocks Plummet Amid Accounting Fears," WSJ, January 29, 2002
* "SEC Warning: Playing By Rules May Not Ward Off Fraud Issues," WSJ, February 12, 2002
* "Under the Microscope-After Enron, investors are looking more skeptically at companies whose bookkeeping seems confusing," Time, February 4, 2002
* "Can you trust anybody anymore?" Business Week, November 28, 2001
You can be the most technically competent credit manager around, but your abilities don't mean much if you rely on a work product that has inherent flaws. It's like finding out 2+2 (not equal) 4. Thus, you must do everything in your power to protect your company and yourself Let's explore a number of standard audit practices that put your company, and you personally, at risk.
Because of a string of high-profile failures undetected by auditors, demonstrating that the profession is incapable of regulating itself and sanctioning its own, the SEC has instituted an independent board to oversee the profession. How did the most admired profession get into this mess? How did audit work become so price sensitive? How did auditing become such a commodity that firms have resorted to non-- attest work, such as consulting, to stay in business? Answer: Accountants simply don't understand that just because the audit has to be done, that anyone thinks it's valuable. In my classes for CPAs, I ask several questions:
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When we will go for interface and abstract class. please explain with realtime scenarios
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Very similar to the thread you posted yesterday. Did you not understand the answers to that?
An abstract class represents a type of object, as I said yesterday, a Bus is a Vehicle. A Dog is an Animal.
Now there might be specialised behaviour which certain objects are expected to display. For example a Vehicle may be Taxable. A Frame in a display may be Serializable (in fact, I think, most Swing components are).
You use an abstract class to represent a type of object, which can have abstract or concrete methods or both (or neither). Interfaces have only abstract or empty methods
You use an interface to represent a type of behaviour. So the Taxable interface might have this sort of structure:-
package vehicle; public interface Taxable { public abstract void payTax(int amountOfTax);// At least I think you write abstract }
Now, your interfaces have only empty methods. But when you have your Bus class, you have to implement the payTax method
package vehicle; public class Bus extends MotorVehicle implements Taxable { . . . public void payTax(int amountOfTax) { System.out.printf("Grrrrr. $%d.%02d of tax. I hate the Government.", amountOfTax / 100, amountOfTax % 100); }/ end pay tax method }
Most taxable vehicles will have a different implementation of that method.
Not like a concrete method in the abstract Vehicle or MotorVehicle classes. If you have a concrete method you expect it to be the same (at least in most cases). If you have an abstract method in your abstract class, you expect it to be different in most methods.
You will find more details on the link I gave you yesterday, and also
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Most of the time it's good to use the most abstract thing you can. What does that mean? Say I'm writing a method called doSomething() ...
// You can call this with any List implementation public void doSomething( List input ) // You can only call this with a LinkedList public void doSomething( LinkedList input )
By using an interface I make my method more flexible for future users. The folks at Sun created a List interface just so I could do this.
An interface is more abstract than an abstract class, so I'd prefer to use an interface when I can.
When would an interface not do the job? Maybe I'd like to provide some default behavior for others to use so I make an abstract class. They can override methods or use the ones I provide. Maybe I'd like to force users to override certain methods. I can make them abstract, too.
You see this a lot in frameworks. Maybe I have an abstract class that can do most of the steps of some task, but not all of them. My project has an abstract database accessor with methods like connect(), getSQL(), executeQuery() and formatResults(). The connect() method is complete and ready to use. The execute() and format() methods are, too. But the getSQL() method doesn't know what SQL you might want to use. That method is abstract, forcing us to implement it and return a SQL
. We can also customize format() if we really want to, but we don't have to.
Does that help?
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