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- Wand Ali added an answer:6Would someone help me to identify this ant?
I collect this ant in many cities in Côte d'Ivoire during the survey for my Doctoral research. it is very close to Monomorium pharaonis but i am not sure it is one.
Dear Kouakou,
I think it is Monomorium pharaonis.
with my respectFollowing
- Julian Sabattini added an answer:4Any Maxent experience with ant nests?
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has experience modeling ant species with Maxent? ... The important ecological ?? biological interpretations ??
Thank you! Regards.
Thanks Samy, I read a lot about ecology. Ant consulted specifically because they are not animals great migration capability for its small size. The entire process is regulated by how the colony is at this time: born, growing, stable or dying. That's the information that I have and I must discuss with the map prepared by Maxent.
Thank you very much for your answer. My greetings, Julian.Following
- Henda Pretorius added an answer:5Does Lasius niger distribution include any countries in Africa?
Does Lasius niger distribution include any countries in Africa?
Thank you Benoit and Rhian for the reply.Following
- Thibaut Dominique Delsinne added an answer:7Can anyone identify this ant species found on Prosopis juliflora in southern Gran Canaria?
Scale: 1mm increments.
Hi Martin,
Linepithema for sure.
L. humile, highly probably, as this species is one of the most widespread tramp ants, however key criteria (pilosity on vertex, petiole shape, and so on) are not visible on the picture.
According to the paper of James Wetterer et al. (2009) [available on Researchgate, see link below], only L. humile and, but more rarely, L. iniquum are found outside Central and South America. Moreover, the species was already recorded from Canary Islands more than a century ago. All these facts tend to confirm that your ants are L. humile, indeed.
Best regards,
- Tomer Czaczkes added an answer:6How can I test accurately the effects of odor on choice behavior of ant workers by Y-tube olfactometer?
concrete steps?test methods?Following
- Leonardo Rivera added an answer:8Can anyone identify this ant species?
I am confused for identify this ant species .plz help me to identify this species
I'm still not sure, add more photos and location pleaseFollowing
- R. K. Sriyani Dias added an answer:6Can you help me to identify this ant species?
plz help me to identify this ant species. I know this polyrachis species but i am confused to identify species of polyrachis
It belongs to subfamily Formicinae, Genus Polyrhachis, you must use a key to the species levels.Following
- Sandip Chakraborty added an answer:6Do you have research on Hypoponera ants?
I am looking for details on Hypoponera ants such as biology, ecology and habitat.
Thamer Mahdi PhD
You can please follow the links below:-
1. http://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Hypoponera
2. https://books.google.co.in/books?id=Sby7w0Hec6EC&pg=PA107&lpg=PA107&dq=research+papers+on+Hypoponera+ants&source=bl&ots=trRmkpNeRr&sig=6IJXpM3xqr4yQhnTt3husocH80w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CE8Q6AEwCGoVChMI9bnq5KKwxwIVFE6OCh23yACT#v=onepage&q=research%20papers%20on%20Hypoponera%20ants&f=false
3. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/PL00001763
4. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00040-007-0965-2#page-1Following
- Pavel Pech added an answer:4How specific is the host selection by Lasius umbratus?
Last weekend, I saw a L. cf. umbratus running around with a yellow ant between her mandibles. According to the literature, yellow Lasius species do not belong to the regular hosts of L. umbratus. Since the gyne was running around with the ant, I presume she actively selected this worker instead of being attacked by her; I cannot prove against this hypothesis though, as I didn't follow the act from the beginning.
Now I wonder, how specific is the selction of hosts by L. umbratus gynes? Is the selection of the "wrong" species by the gynes something to be considered as a possibility?
Hi Carl-Ulrich, one my student collected a mixed sample of L. flavus and L. umbratus 2 years ago from one nest, but we did not find the nest again. Its impossible to say whether it was plesiobiosis or a case of rare parasitism. Everything is possible in nature...Following
- Shian-Loong Bernard Lew added an answer:3What would be a good solvent to use for cleaning the surfaces of an ant foraging arena?
The surfaces made of acrylic sheeting. I need to periodically remove any traces of trail and/or alarm substances. The species is Formica exsectoides.
Perhaps an alternative to a total removal of the trails through a solvent would be to block the trail through the use of a commercially- available ant deterrent such as Fluon. In any case there are varying rates of pheromone decay depending on the substrate. And an ineffective solvent /removal technique may emulate this effect rather than control for it.Following
- Tomer Czaczkes added an answer:2Effects of queens on ant foraging patterns. Do queenright colonies show different foraging patterns than colonies without queens?
Do queen-right colonies show different foraging patterns than colonies without queens? I am looking for any evidence of the influence of queens on foraging and activity patterns in the genus Formica or any other ant species. Any literature you may know of would be greatly appreciated. ThanksFollowing
- Rense Haveman added an answer:10Any suggestions on relevant papers on ant community composition in European broad-leaved temperate forest?
I am working on a paper dealing with the efficacy of several methods to sample ants in forest leaf litter of temperate broad leaved forest. I need some papers reporting on the structure of ant communities in this environment in Europe. Surprisingly they seem to be very rare. I appreciate any suggestions!
There's an old paper by prof. Victor Westhoff on ants in Dutch forests. Unfortunately it's in Dutch....
- Eduardo Goncalves Paterson Fox added an answer:4How often do fire ants attack electrical installations in the US?
I have seen this video from BBC "Fire Ants and Techno-Chaos" which states that fire ants (mainly Solenopsis invicta) will attack electric equipments in the US, causing considerable damage and havoc. I have been working with fire ants for almost 10 years, but never in the US. I have made many observations in the field in South America (French Guyana, Uruguay, Brazil), and I have never seen them attacking electric installations there in their native range. On the other hand, I have observed some species of Camponotus, such as C. rufipes, making satellite nests in power boxes in gardens however I am not sure if they were really attracted by the electricity (dead power boxes also got colonised). My aunt lives in a heavily saevissima-infested region in Rio de Janeiro, and never had one equipment colonised by fire ants.
Thus I would like to ask US residents if, from their personal experience, they feel fire ants will enter equipments any more often than other local ants?
Dear David, many thanks for the link: it is really informative. I am forwarding it to some friends from Brazil who are also curious on this topic.
Dear Mackay, this is really interesting information. I will contact you via email for the reprint/pdf of your research on this topic. I am curious of why this does not seem to be common in Brazil, while being an issue in the US. I must however add that I have never been to Mato Grosso do Sul, and most of my observations are with S. saevissima, which is more common around Southeast South America. As mentioned, I did see some ants invading power boxes in gardens, but never fire ants. Actually fire ants would seldom enter houses, even in infested (=several apparent nests in every house garden and whereabouts) areas, even in French Guyana. Maybe this difference is because of abiotic factors, such as temperature?Following
- Jay Siddharth added an answer:6Would anyone perhaps know if an ant pupa would survive a leg or wing amputation?I would need to do some experiments on ant pupae, but I should genotype them before procedures. As such I would be needing some body part for DNA extraction. I know adults do well after one leg amputation, but I am not sure about pupae. Would anyone perhaps know if an ant pupa would survive a leg or wing amputation? Also, how could I be sure that the pupa is alive after 48h from amputation, since they do not move?
I still suggest just swab them..or even use their shedded moult should have enough DNA:Following
- Les Greenberg added an answer:8How can we induce ant nuptial flights in the laboratory?I am currently working as a postdoc in Switzerland with fire ants. For obtaining more colonies of fire ants, we must travel far, to the field in subtropical regions. We currently have several colonies established in climatized chambers.
One procedure which would prove very useful to manipulating varieties of fire ants and also help us have more colonies without travelling would be inducing artificial mating flights. I have read only one paper on such attempt, however it was incomplete and only superficially described.
Has anyone here ever tried doing that?
You can get them to fly in a greenhouse but they don't mate under those conditions.Following
- José María Gómez Durán added an answer:6Anyone interested in collaborating to study a Leptanilla collection (Hymenoptera, Formicidae, Leptanillinae)?During last months I've been searching for Leptanilla specimens at Madrid, Spain. Leptanillinae are minute, blind subterranean ants rare to find and placed in a basal position in the phylogenetic tree of the Formicidae. I excavated a small area of 40 square meters and used Berlese methods to extract the specimens from the soil. I collected 3 queens, 1 larvae and 535 workers, probably corresponding to 3 species (one of them Leptanilla charonea, and the others pending of identification, without precluding new sp). In a pool placed 50 meters away from the excavation area I collected 370 undescribed males corresponding to 4 (maybe 5) species.
I am seeking the collaboration of experts in order to:
1) Identify and describe the specimens
2) Make DNA analysis to associate males with workers (a special problem not solved in Leptanillinae, currently with two parallel taxonomies, one of males and another of workers and queens).
A brief account of the excavation at Madrid, and some observations on the fligth of Leptanilla males, can be found in these entries of my blog:
Last August I took an step in solving the puzzle of Madrid Leptanilla. I found 7 males associated with 227 workers (Leptanilla sp Madrid-B). All the specimens appeared in the same soil sample, and were extracted by means of Berlese method. An account of the finding, with some images, is in this link:Following
- Jesus Davila Barboza added an answer:4Does somebody know about the horizontal symbiont transfer between larvae and mature ants?I`m searching for some information about horizontal transfer of gut symbionts between ant larvae and mature ants. I`m very thankful for any suggestions. Also information about a symbiont transfer between mature ants would be helpful.
Maybe can be utility this...Following
- Stewart Bruce Archibald added an answer:4Can anyone help with the Paleobiology of Titanomyrma?I have recently been looking up data on the extinct giant (hummingbird-sized) Eocene ant Titanomyrma, as well as the closely related and possibly synonymous form genus Formicium. However, the only information I have been able to find on the paleobiology of these species is from Wikipedia, and none of the information they give cites a particular paper.
According to Wikipedia, Titanomyrma lacks a closing mechanism on the crop (whatever that means), sprayed formic acid as a primary means of defense, and has adaptations that suggest it was either a fungivore like modern leaf-cutter ants or was predatory in a manner similar to driver ants. Does anyone know what research articles (if any) proposed these ideas, and why? It could be that they were proposed in a paper regarding Formicium (which species assigned to Titanomyrma were formerly placed in).
Finally, as an additional question, does anyone know what living group of ants the Formiciinae (note the extra "i") are related to? The group may be extinct, but close living relatives are known it might be easier to determine how likely the presence/absence of these adaptations are.Hi, Russell, Yes, we were interested in the kind of environment that it lived in and how that might have affected its dispersal. I know that Torsten Wappler in Germany is heading up a team to look more deeply into these ants. As David mentioned, we only had the one specimen, and it wasn't nearly as well preserved as the German ones, which are numerous and much better preserved. So, I expect that Torsten and his team will have a lot more to say about how these ants lived and where the Formiciinae fits into the ant phylogeny. Actually, you might also look at the work of Herbert Lutz for more info. Here's Torsten's contact: Cheers, BruceFollowing
- Eduardo Goncalves Paterson Fox added an answer:1How long can ant brood (larvae and pupae) survive outside of their colony?I am running an experiment where I must remove a brood from an ant colony and store them separately. I currently have no idea how long the brood will survive while outside the colony environment and it is vital that the brood do not die. The species I am studying are Lasius niger and Lasius flavus. Any help is greatly appreciated.Dear Thomas,
We have Lasius colonies in the lab here, but I work with fire ants. By brood, you must mind that you refer to any immature stage, which can be an egg, 1st-, 2nd-, or 3rd-instar larva, a prepupa, or a pupa. Each one of these stages is different in terms of demands from the colony. As a general rule, outside the colony, any of those will easily dehydrate, thus you must store them in a humid container without drowning. Also note that young larvae may eat eggs, and bigger larvae may eat smaller larvae. Some instars are more active and will eat more than others, thus younger larvae will quickly die (possibly hours) without nursing workers. Some species need assistance during moults, I do not know about Lasius, so 1st and 2nd-instar larvae could die within 1 or two days. Last instar larvae should last longer, such as 4 days, and may start metamorphosis without being further fed. Prepupae are merely last-instar larvae with a developing pupa inside, thus they tend to be more whitish (no gut) and immobile, and more elongate with a small constriction in the middle of body, and will eject a black meconium. I think in Lasius these and pupae are cocoons. I would expect any mature brood inside cocoons to survive for over 10 days outside the colony, and complete metamorphosis. Some species may need assistance to exit the cocoon, thus it is possible that many pharate adults will die when leaving the cocoon. Hope this general overview helps your planing.Following
- William Costa Rodrigues added an answer:8Why do ants bury their food?Does anyone know why and can anyone give me any references?
Pheidole megacephala (Big Headed ant) ants buried a 4kg carcass.Carcases can provide all possibilities, since directly provide food (meat and fat), and can offer prey, such as eggs and larvae of flies. I believe the two are more reasonable possibility.Following
- John Lattke added an answer:2How do the queens of ant species of Pachycondyla and Odontomachus living on the ground choose the place to build their nests?I´d the like to know about any information available about the nesting behavior of Pachycondyla and Odontomachus species living on the ground.This is complicated by the problem regarding what is Pachycondyla, and Odontomachus. There is plenty of evidence supporting the non monophyly of Pachys, and there should be a formal publication in print relatively soon splitting the genus. Odontomachus and Anochetus may not be separate lineages, but that is still to be studied. Using present understanding of both groups, I have found nesting queens in different places, leaf litter, twigs, logs, under mats of moss on stones and logs, under stones, epiphyte roots and litter accumulated in bromeliads or tree crotches. Some species may have a preferred site whilst others are not so choosy.Following
- Steffen Boch added an answer:1Could seed deposition at elevated sites by ants be an overlooked benefit (increased dispersal distance) for plants?There is a strong correlation of plant height and dispersal distance (Thomson et al (2011) J Plant Ecol 99 1299-1307)
A high number of herbs in C-Europe growing in walls or also on trees (pollarded willows) are myremecochores (ant-dispersed plants) (Ulbrich(1939) Deutsche Myrmekochoren. Verlag des Repertorium, Dahlem).
When small herbs are growing at these elevated sites from ant-dispersed seeds, their seeds might gain a high increase in dispersal distance after primary dispersal as "plant height' is increased manifold.
This might be particularly important for diplochorous plants such as Violets (Viola spp.).Ants? Slugs!
However, I would say yes. For diplochorous plant species more exposed sites are very likely better for being wind dispersed than growing in dense vegetation.
Cheers, SteffenFollowing
- Sajad Hussain Parey added an answer:1qaDear Dr. H Bharti is the specialist on this group better to follow him...............Following
- Virgil Anderson Woods asked a question:OpenWhich is the most common supplier of stock ants in the Myrmecology field?I need information about any suppliers of pre-repleted Myrmecocystus specimens. I do not need living ants, so frozen samples are acceptable.Following
- Ernesto Gomez added an answer:5How can Escovopsis spp. (the coevolutionary parasite of the fungus growing ants) be transmitted among the tribe Attini?On the fungus growing ants symbiont parasite Escovopsis spp.Yes there are a lot of invertebrates raleted to the attine nests.
Thanks for sharing!Following
- Jon Richfield added an answer:15Is there an ant species that directly eats plant leaves?As far as I know, there are no herbivorous ants that directly eat plant leaves (not using the plant leaf as medium for fungi cultivation or other purpose). Does anyone know exceptions?
If not, are there explanations, physiological, ecological etc., as to why ants don't eat plant leaves directly?Although I generally agree with Steffen's remarks, I have some reservations on his observations on the functional morphology of ants' trophi. Firstly, it is perfectly possible, even for an insect with purely cutting mandibles, to have masticatory maxillae as well. I have not investigated any particular ants' maxillae myself, so I am not in a position to urge that this is an important factor in practice, but I have observed ants feeding on various kinds of damaged plant tissues, and in particular on fleshy tissues such as those of fruit. Many of the ants in question were Argentine ants (Linepithema humile), which could both strip and feed on massive tissues such as flesh and fruit parenchyma. I cannot remember ever having seen them eat a significant quantity of any kind of leaf, but mandibular morphology does not strike me as having been a significant consideration.Following
- Nitin Kulkarni added an answer:19How can we extract the hemolymph from insects, especially from small ones like ants ?I want to determine the composition of the hemolymph of some ant species which are pretty small (around 1 cm.). So I have to extract the hemolymph from them. I don't know what is the best way to do so, whether I should take from adults or pupae and what kind of technique should I use. If anybody has experiences in this field, I really would like to have some suggestions.I have extracted hemolymph from lepidoptera and Heteroptera. In lepidoptera the best method is to puncture thoracid legs or prolegs, while forewing base is the best place for Heteroptera. Ants, being smaller in size must be posing problems. Try puncuring near the base of thoracic legs afte removing it, under a low power binocular microsope and dribble it using micropipette. Let me know if it works. GoodluckFollowing
- Mario X. Ruiz-González added an answer:19Are ants conscious?There is lot of uncertainty to whether to consider smaller insects like ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) conscious. Considering that consciousness is born out of neural complexity, yet ants do show much social behavior which may point to them being termed as conscious sentient creatures, what are your views?Dear Sidharta:
I have worked with ants and I can tell that their tasks and behaviours have never look like simple but all the opposite. I keep in mind, however, that complexity does not implies intelligence. The most complex phenomena in nature generally arise as the product of physical laws, chemical interactions, and mathematics. Organisms with complex behaviours DO NOT have any programmer, but the do have a kind of a programme, the genetic code. The expression of the genetic code and the development of the 'ant' organism (epigenetics) happens in a combination of chemical interactions and physical laws in a given environment. We can add a temporal variable, time, and iterate the process of life generation after generation following the rules of evolution; and, what we obtain during this evolutionary process are colonies that produce workers that are quite fitted to gather individual information to be used in a general context. As a personal example, I was puzzled when starting to study Allomerus ants and their trap building behaviour through fungus cultivation. The complexity relies in that these ants cultivate a fungus to strengthen a trap built with plant trichomes and not for food as other ants do. However, when you spend time watching them through the microscope or the magnifying glass you realised how self-organisation occurs (unconsciously for the individual but selected at the colony level).
Do you know the software Avida? It is a very good simulator to test for self-organisation in digital organisms and several other traits e.g., in social insects.
By the way, I am enjoying a lot the discussion that you opened.Following
- Exélis Moïse Pierre asked a question:OpenAsian weaver ants novel nesting behaviors by systematic odd number construction in oil palm trees. Can modelling equations explain the phenomena?Two years of observations on oil palm trees plantations in Malaysia had shown a novel nesting behaviors of the Asian weaver ants Oecophylla smaragdina (Fabricius) that was never reported.
These contained an average of 3.98 ±1.74 (mean ± SD, range 1-13) nests per tree with only odd number of nests in each surveyed trees.
The phenomena exist during both dry and rainy seasons of the year. In biological system, only one case is clearly reported in North America for the cicadas insect eaten by birds when with a life cycle of 13 or 17 years, which still remain a mystery. The ants exhibited polydomous nesting behaviour, as reported by other authors (Debout et al. 2007), with multiple nests in a single palm tree, and multiple queens were sometimes observed in the main nest, suggesting polygyny (Exélis Pierre and Azarae, 2012- in press).
Four experimental design testing had shown all positive results demonstrating that there are factors regulating the mechanism, from the queens. How and why? it is yet to be found out...
I would like to know if the modelling equation system could help to explain the underlying biological mechanism regulating this. Beside the swarm intelligence of these ants. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.Following
- Eduardo Goncalves Paterson Fox asked a question:OpenAnt larval morphologyhttp://bioflukes.com/Others/bioflukes/1
Please anyone is invited to peer and provide feedback directly on the paper. We are awaiting on further contributions from any field.Following
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A house fire just south of Springfield killed a man who was disabled. He was Larry Burt, 63.
Fire crews were called to the 900 block of Evans Street, near Cherokee Middle School ,just before 11:00 Friday night. Officials say the house was engulfed when crews arrived. Witnesses say they saw flames coming from the back side of the house initially.
"Once we started hearing sirens and seeing lights we all came out and told them that there was probably someone inside the house," said neighbor Brent Early.
Those who live nearby say they were particularly worried for the victim because he had limited mobility.
"I know he had an injury a few years back so there was people that were over there taking care of him every once in a while," said Early.
Authorities say by the time they arrived significant damage had already been done to the house. A large portion of the roof was already destroyed and officials say the cause of it all was smoking related.
"I guess he fell asleep while he was smoking a cigarette or dropped a cigarette and from what I heard he was trying to get out," said Early.
In addition to claiming the life of the man inside this home the fire also caused major structural damage to the house, destroying many interior walls and ceilings. Fire officials say there were no smoke detectors found inside the home.
"No one ever wants their house to catch on fire but it just shows you that anything can happen and it's always good to be prepared," said Early.
Although the house has a Springfield address it's outside the city limits so the Battlefield Fire Protection District was the agency that responded first. Representatives with that agency say this does not happen often in their coverage area. The last fire related death they've had to cover was in 2006.
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Doesn't make sense.
This episode is yet another fine example of how Enterprise had a great opportunity and screwed it up. This episode could have provided great insight into a long time established but poorly developed species, The Orions. The Orions were seen in the Star Trek TOS original pilot "The Cage" and were mentioned in almost every trek series since but were never really developed. The this episode comes along, a perfect opportunity to take something very old in the series and give it some life. But instead they created a very improbable situation. It had already been established that the Orion women were all slaves and that the Orions as a people are, or were, primarily slave traders. However this episode shows that the Orion females actually have this amazing power to control any men they are near. It doesn't make any sense that a group of people wouls "voluntarily" take such a subserviant position as enslavement. It would seem far more likely that they would not only become the enslavers themselves but would successfully be out conquering nearby races such as the Klingons, Andorians, or maybe even the Vulcans given the extent of thier powers. So to some it all up this episode is completly incongruant with the established Trek universe. Maybe the writers should have tried watching Star Trek before accepting the job.moreless
When capt. Archer negotiates with an orion captain, he receives three orion slave girls as a gift. Since the earth government banned slavery decades ago, he explaines them that they are free.
Not aware of the secret agenda, the male crew falls in l
Well, I must admit that this episode has some loopholes, for example the fact, that all the males are drawn to the females, but noone gets the idea to use female MACOs, since they're not effected.
But besides some goofs this is a real cool and atmospheric episode. It feels very much like a classic Star Trek episode, and that's something we look for since the beginning of Enterprise.
Yes, I like this episode and it's definetely one of the highlights of season 4.moreless
"Revealing" but not in plot or characterization.
This episode should have been titled something cheesier like "Weapons of Mass Seduction" or "When She-Hulks Attack!"
Not a bad episode, but kinda out of the norm... I did like more information about the Orions in this episode... I was hoping that during the series run, they would expand on them like they did with the Andoreans (both were in TOS and rarely, if ever in the other treks)
I did like when T'Pal and Tucker shot Malcolm, Travis and Cap'n Quantum Leap... I mean Travis is like this Trek's Wesley Crusher or Harry Kim... therefore he grates on my nerves... and Reid is so whiny I just want to punch him half the time he's on screen... But I do Like Archer, T'Pal, Tucker and Phlox out of the crew... so when Trip opens fire on the bridge crew, I laughed like crazy!moreless
The initial premise seems like it will be an awkward 43 minutes, but it turns out better then expected. It still is a stranger episode.
You all know what it feels like, the dialogue and the acting and the scenario all fall through and you want to change the channel, or fast forward with Tivo or DVR. I like to call it the 'Cringe Factor.' That is what I felt when I read the premise of this episode. I got an image of all the men swooning over the Orion women and behaving like high schoolers fighting over girlfriends. Suffice it to say, there was hardly any scent of 'cringe factors' in this episode. That doesn't mean it was great, but at least watchable.
The Orions so far have kept to what their mythos have established, which is more or less the gangsters of space, along with being into heavy slave trading. Their appearance in 'Borderland' was interesting, setting up a cold relationship between Humans and Orions. Not quite enemies, but certainly not friendly. The events of Borderland are referred and Archer is clearly hesitant to trust the Orion captain. But like the best starfleet captains, he sees an opportunity to improve relationships by accepting a dinner with the captain. This is where the Orion Slave Women come in as entertainment and sets up the story in general.
Most of the episode is a long setup showing the slave girls getting more and more influence over the male crew, and interestingly enough the women are getting headaches as a defense mechanism. Only T'Pol and Trip are kept safe because of their strange mind link. This is really one of the best parts subplots and can be used in place of the primary story. Joleane Blalock does a good job of presenting an emotionless Vulcan finding herself attracted to a human, and the passionate moments are sidenotes of emotion.
One scene that works rather well is Mayweathers talk with Reed in the gym. Mayweather as a character has much unused potential as being extremely experienced. Anthony Montgomery's acting has been spotty at times, but he makes good use of that scene. The eventual peculiar disruption of the crew behavior comes well, playing it a breaking point of anger.
But as a whole the episode doesn't seem to have a point. There is little drama in the real plans of the Orions, and their cultural revelation just makes sense instead of being a surprise. All it has is a series of respectable scenes, no serious 'cringe factors' and a continuation of Trip and T'Pols relationship.moreless


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An Open Letter to Senator Bob Graham, Michael Moore, and Amy Goodman
by David Griffin
October 5, 2011
Foreign Policy Journal
Dear Sen. Graham, Michael Moore, and Amy Goodman:
Regarding your discussions on Democracy Now, September 15th and September 29th, including "Michael Moore Backs Call to Re-Open Investigation of 9/11 Attacks," — the "best evidence" formulated by the new 9/11 Consensus Panel may be helpful in your quest.
The work of this distinguished expert Panel was first announced in a North America-wide press release on September 9, 2011.…
by Rady Ananda
April 29, 2011
Rather than judicially review significant evidence in the events of September
11, 2001, on April 27, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's
dismissal of an Army Specialist's complaint against former Vice President
Dick Cheney, former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and former Chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Richard Myers.
One of Plaintiff April Gallop's attorneys, William Veale, didn't
know whether to relate the decision to "Kafka, Orwell, Carroll, or Huxley,"
referring to the absurdity and dearth of reason emanating from the court regarding
the deadliest attack on U.S.…
Published: Thursday, 7 Apr 2011 | 7:30 AM ET
NEW YORK, April 7, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Confounding lawyers and legal scholars all over the world, Judge John Walker, first cousin of former President George W. Bush, was one of three judges of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals to hear argument Tuesday in Gallop v. Cheney, Rumsfeld and Myers.
The lawsuit was brought by a soldier injured during the attack on the Pentagon and accuses former Vice President Dick Cheney, former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Richard Myers, of conspiring to facilitate the terrorist attacks of 9/11.…
Represented by the Center for 9/11 Justice
NEW YORK, March 23, 2011 —
/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A December 2010 poll conducted by the prestigious Emnid Institute, and reported in the German magazine "Welt der Wunder," revealed that 89.5% of German respondents do not believe the official story of 9/11.
The issue is heating up in America as well, and will soon be heard in court.
Top Secret Military Specialist April Gallop saw disturbing things up close that have not been reported in the media.…
Stephen C. Webster
A career Army officer who survived the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, claims that no evacuation was ordered inside the Pentagon, despite flight controllers calling in warnings of approaching hijacked aircraft nearly 20 minutes before the building was struck.
According to a time-line of the attacks, the Federal Aviation Administration notified NORAD that American Airlines Flight 77 had been hijacked at 9:24 a.m. The Pentagon was not struck until 9:43 a.m.
On behalf of retired Army officer April Gallop, California attorney William Veale has filed a civil suit against former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Vice President Dick Cheney and former US Air Force General Richard Myers, who was acting chairman of the joint chiefs on 9/11.…
On Saturday, August 26th at 5PM, Pacific Time, the History Channel aired "Conspiracy Theories about 9/11, Fact or Fiction?" Many facts were ignored:
As to the attacks in Manhattan:
1. Residue of thermate, a compound used to cut steel in controlled demolitions, was found in the rubble.
2. There are eyewitness statements describing molten metal in the rubble just after the attacks, as well as orange to light-yellow hot pieces of metal, weeks afterward.
3. There were witnesses to explosions before the planes hit the buildings.…
by William Veale
As a relative late-comer to this cause, it is with caution that I wade into these turbulent waters. It is apparent, however, that a certain disunity threatens to destroy the amazing work that so many have done with so little for such enormous good. I set out my understanding briefly. It appears that at least two camps have taken up positions on the battlefield. One argues that no airplanes hit the World Trade Center; the other disagrees and is circumspect about the precise nature of the crash at the Pentagon.…Continue reading


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SUPER EGO Hurray, it is not 115 degrees here! I just got a skype from my heatwaved homegirl Googie Santorum in Canton, Ohio, and she said all her wigs had melted into Dynel helmets and that she lost two pairs of kitten heels in the asphalt puddle outside Heggy's Nut Shop on West Tuskawaras Street. I thought we cured global warming 10 years ago when we sat through that Al Gore movie and quit using Aqua Net? Well, apparently not.
I felt a little guilty reveling in our temperate clime while the rest of America fried — but that all changed when I started instead feeling a little guilty for passing out on the Fourth with two lit sparklers in my hair and a crotchful of spilled PBR. Goddess bless America. And all her bald spots and blackout complications.
In club terms, however, summer's really steaming up our tails. I especially felt the mercury rising when it was announced that our hometown heroes of "dread bass," the Surya Dub DJ crew, would be returning to the scene, taking over the second dance floor of the bangin' Non Stop Bhangra monthly party on Sat/14 (9pm-3am, $10–$15. Public Works, 161 Erie, SF. www.publicsf.com). Bassheads, get ready for a low pressure system no amount of my overheated metaphors can properly describe.
The mega-affair is being billed as "Indian-Caribbean summer tropical bass madness," and you get mad amounts of hot tropicalia: a main room headlining slot from Portland's DJ Anjuli and The Incredible Kid, founders of the longest-running bhangra party on the West Coast; guest spots for our main moombahton man, DJ Theory, and Matt Haze of wicked broken bass collective Slayers Club; bhangra dance lessons from the amazing Dholrhythms dance troupe; live drumming ....
And on top of it, Surya Dub's ever-evolving, deep-global sound, finally back in the spotlight. SF's musico-cultural cross-currents certainly haven't flagged in the three years since the South Asian-flavored crew ruled the local bass scene with an irresistible mix of dub floor-droppers, future-bass bangers, ruff riddims, global breaks, and hip-hop bhangra. But when the crew members went on to various projects (including bringing Surya Dub to India and producing some great records), the scene lacked their singular fire.
"We never really went away," Maneesh the Twister told me on a conference call with fellow Dubbers Kush Arora and Jimmy Love. "But it seemed like the music was changing in the clubs here. We wanted to evolve, to update the dread bass sound, in response to all the dubstep, electronic bass music, UK funky, and bashment that's come to the fore."
"We started feeling a wider variety of both New World and traditional sounds," Kush told me. "African beats like kuduro — Buraka Som Sistema is great — to more post-dubstep tropical sounds. All of these rhythms that are talking to each other around the world. And of course we work in what's been going on in bhangra as it develops."
Jimmy, who also runs the Non Stop Bhangra party itself, was the catalyst for the "reunion."
"We're don't just play traditional-sounding Bollywood or bhangra at the NSB parties," he said. "I love dub reggae and Afrolicious-like funk, and our die-hard Indian crowd has loved when we play more tropical tracks. We always want to stretch the definition, and walking upstairs to Surya's room will be a seamless experience of global sounds.
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The Sound Of Silence
Given its context, the recent declaration of the mufti of Jerusalem that it is Muslim destiny to destroy the Jewish people cannot be dismissed as the primitive rant of a crackpot cleric.
Perhaps more disturbing than his actual diatribe is that Israel's ostensible peace partner, PA President Mahmoud Abbas, has yet to be heard from. Nor has there been any discernible reaction from those – including the Obama administration and the Middle East Quartet – who constantly call for Israel to do more to get negotiations moving again.
A little over two weeks ago, the mufti, who is officially the principal Palestinian Authority religious leader, citing a traditional religious text attributed to the Prophet Muhammad , said at an event celebrating the 47th anniversary of the founding of Mr. Abbas's Fatah movement:
The Hour [of Resurrection] will not come until you fight the Jews. The Jew will hide behind stones or trees. Then the stones or trees will call: "Oh Muslim, servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him."
The mufti was introduced by a moderator who said, "Our war with the descendants of the apes and pigs [i.e., Jews] is a war of religion and faith. Long live Fatah."
The mufti did not distance himself from the moderator's remarks.
Consider the following: The speech was broadcast by PA TV, which is controlled by Mr. Abbas. In addition, the mufti works for Mr. Abbas. Yet, as mentioned, Mr. Abbas has been silent on the issue. This takes on added significance inasmuch as Mr. Abbas – fresh off his twin failures of getting Israel to make concessions and of birthing a Palestinian state at the UN – has been calling on his faithful to engage in a "peaceful" intafada.
And then there is the recent interview with the Independent from no less an authority than Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh. Addressing the overwhelming (75 percent) number of seats scored by Muslim parties in the Egyptian parliamentary elections, Mr. Haniyeh said:
The Palestinian cause is winning. With the Muslim Brotherhood part of the government [in Egyptl, they [the Egyptians] will not besiege Gaza. They will not arrest Palestinians. They will not give cover to Israel to launch a war…. Gaza was a main reason for the Arab Spring. It was people's anger at the regimes that cooperated with Israel and did not recognize the government here…. Israel is disturbed by this. It knows the strategic environment is changing. Iran is an enemy. Relations are deteriorating with Turkey. With Egypt they are really cold. Israel is in a security situation they have never been in before. The Palestinians are winning more than anybody else due to what's happening in the Arab countries. That will come out clearly in the future.
Mr. Haniyeh may not be correct across the board but he certainly mentions what have to be legitimate Israeli concerns in terms of negotiations with the Palestinians. Coupled with Mr. Abbas's apparent willingness to let the Arab street drive the Palestinian relationship with Israel, one wonders why President Obama and the Quartet do not see the need to read the riot act to the Palestinians about anti-Israel incitement and what will be required to allow Israel to determine a reasonable approach to a peace agreement.
To be sure, there are those who will point to President Obama's oft-expressed declarations that his commitment to the "security" of Israel is "unshakable." Yet that formulation avoids the issue of Israel's retaining its settlement population centers in the West Bank in any peace agreement – which was U.S. policy under Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. It also presupposes that Israel will agree with the president on where its security interests lie. Recent developments concerning Iran should raise some alarm bells.
Indeed, most observers perceive a significant disagreement between the Obama administration and Israel over how to deal with the issue of Iran's pursuit of nuclear- weapons capacity. Without getting too much into the particulars, suffice it to say that Israel, which views the matter as presenting an existential threat to its survival, is inclined toward a military solution while the U.S. is considerably less so. Thus, the two countries are at odds over the effectiveness of economic sanctions and even how severe those sanctions should be.
But there is also deep division on the military aspect itself. The U.S. seems reluctant at this point to consider military action because of possible Iranian retaliation against U.S. targets in the area. Yet when Iran threatened to close the Straits of Hormuz and choke world oil supplies, the U.S. declared a "red line" which if crossed would trigger a massive American military response. And the U.S. then massed perhaps the planet's most lethal military force in the area. It could not have been lost on Israel that the Iranian response to any attack would be the same no matter what precipitated it.
Similarly, the U.S., despite coming up with ever more severe anti-Iran sanction plans, seems much more amenable to negotiations with Iran than does Israel, which views them only as facilitating Iran's playing for time. Indeed, Israel could not have been encouraged by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's remark the other day at a joint press conference with German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle. She stressed that the U.S. and other cooperating states do not seek a military confrontation with Iran and went on to say:
Iran does have a choice to make. It can come back to the (negotiating) table, as we have consistently made clear to them, and address the nuclear program concerns that the international community rightly has, or face increasing pressure and isolation.
We strongly believe the people of Iran deserve a better future. They can have that future. The country can be reintegrated into the global community, able to share in the benefits, when their government definitively turns away from pursuing nuclear weapons.
Reintegrated into the global community? What about Iran's persistent threats to destroy Israel? What about its financial support and arming of terrorist groups operating against Israel?
Secretary Clinton also took great pain to condemn and disassociate the U.S. from the recent assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist. But what about the innocent Israelis murdered and maimed by Iranian supported terrorists? What about the regular use by the U.S. of pilotless drones to extra-judicially take out leaders of Al Qaeda and the Taliban?
On a different yet related note, we would direct readers' attention to two other recent developments. In a disturbing declaration two weeks ago, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon slammed Israeli settlements as illegal and called for an end to the "occupation." Of course this is in direct contradiction of the wording of the post-Six Day War UN resolutions.
Almost simultaneously, reports surfaced that the European Union was embarking on a Palestinian investment program that would undermine Israeli control in areas of the West Bank the Oslo Accords gave Israel total control over – the so-called Area C – pending an overall negotiated settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.
As was the case with the genocidal language coming from Mr. Abbas's mufti, the Obama administration has reacted to these latter two developments with the very loud sound of silence.
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Philadelphia -- Merle Africa, the first member of the radical back-to-nature group MOVE, surrenders to police in Philadelphia, after the city and MOVE reached an agreement on ending the blockade of MOVE headquarters. With her is MOVE attorney Oscar Gaskins and Walter Palmer, a member of the city-wide Black Community Coalition. MOVE members in the background watch them leave. (1978)
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I still remember watching the Philly PD drop a bomb on MOVE headquarters on the tv news. It is amazing how scripted and pre-packaged television "news" has become since those days. These days, I doubt an urban police department would drop anything on live television without first test marketing it before a focus group.
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At this stage in an MMO beta, there's a huge amount of effort in tuning content so that it's fun and engaging, and crushing all those bugs that testers report on. All the fun new content is already in the production pipeline, leaving a long list of fixes for coders, developers and designers to work through. And it's all so that we can enjoy a smooth, balanced experience at launch day.
The patch notes for Winter Beta 2 are full of balance updates – almost every single ability for every single class has been adjusted in some way. This is likely to be an ongoing process even beyond launch, but it shows that the various combat teams are closely looking at the feedback they're getting.
One of the biggest combat changes was with shields – the blue bar of protection that would absorb damage before your green health pool would drop. That absorption has now changed, with only 50% of incoming damage being eaten by the shield. This represents an interesting change, particularly as shields can regenerate quickly in combat as long as you're not being attacked. I'm interested to see how this plays out, both in PvP and solo PvE.
Multiple action sets have been added to the beta, allowing us to switch rapidly between sets of abilities when out of combat. It's not clear if this will extend up to the AMP system and work as a character respect, but I'm hopeful. Overall, we'll be able to have a total of four different action sets at our disposal, which should be plenty to cover a variety of roles.
I was surprised to find that the Chua now have undergarments at character creation, and wonder if this means that it was running around Commando-style earlier in the beta. Carbine has also responded to feedback from a variety of sources about some of the female character models by slightly reducing the bust on Aurin and Human (both Exile and Cassian). While it's a minor change, I personally feel it's an improvement that makes them more proportionally sensible. Besides, as Stephan Frost mentioned, body shape sliders might be added post-launch.
On the PvP side of things, Walatiki Temple had an interesting change that I'm eager to try out - each side now starts with one Moodie Mask in their possession. It means there's a choice between waiting for a spawn in the center of the map, or blitzing to the enemy base to snatch theirs first. The spawn time between neutral masks has also been bumped up, which should result in more attempted snatches from each team's stockpile.
While a number of fixes have poured into Housing, there's one new feature that's incredibly welcome – being able to preview new plugs before you drop them on to your plot. Crafters also get a perk with Tradeskill Work Orders, as they can now complete these quests by pulling finished items from their inventory instead of having to build them as part of the mission.
Besides these highlights, pretty much every zone has had quests tweaked, fixed or updated. The User Interface has had more love, with some components being de-cluttered to reduce their size on the screen. Audio has been added or updated, and I'm looking forward to finding out what voiceover has been added to the Transmat Terminals.
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Executive Producer Jeremy Gaffney previously told me that Carbine doesn't do a mandatory crunch, although many choose to take advantage of the free food and other perks that are laid on for the night-owls and weekend workers. Either way, it's clear that the studio is working hard to prepare WildStar for release during the Spring launch window.
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You should have told him that he contacted you. Him contacting you shouldn't have started a fight, since you didn't do anything wrong. By you not telling him, does make it look like you are hiding something.
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I second PPs response. The reality is you DID keep something from him, and regardless of your intentions that is how your SO sees it. You need to be honest and apologize WITHOUT defending yourself and commit to being 100% open with your SO.
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Dishonesty is dishonesty.
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