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Turkey decorations at Thanksgiving dinner can get pretty kitschy pretty darn fast. For me, it's simply a part of the tradition: I pore over tasteful, turkey-less decor and then attend my extended family's own dinner where guests bump heads with crepe paper turkeys hanging from the ceiling. But can't there be something in between? Can't we welcome the turkey to the decor without going overboard?
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I've started home brewing my own hard cider this fall thanks to Emma's book True Brews. Alongside my DIY efforts I've been doing lots of research (the best kind!), tasting every cider I can find and inviting friends over to join the fun. Have you ever hosted a cider tasting? It can be as casual or rigorous as you like, and is such a great way to celebrate friends and fall.
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Now that we have all the prep out of the way, let's party! Come into my home and see how we cooked Thanksgiving dinner, doing most of it ahead to keep it low-stress, and enjoyed a swanky afternoon of good food, good wine, and Thanksgiving cheer with friends. Are you ready for some turkey action?
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Thanksgiving is the most iconic of American gatherings, and when we were planning our year of Gatherings from The Kitchn, we were already thinking about this holiday and what we wanted to say. The classic image is so memorable: A sprawling family around the table, sideboards creaking under five kinds of pie and an 18-pound turkey burnished to perfection. It's a feast to make even experienced cooks quake under the weight of expectation, tradition, and sheer logistics.
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I use FF and can still right click and see the EXIF. Sounds like it's either on your end or the EXIF for a given photo has been stripped of its EXIF.
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1. Re: Creating Graph based on runtime conditionsFrank Nimphius-Oracle Jun 5, 2007 1:56 PM (in response to 577627)Hi,
I think the options are
- create a second graph and hide it at runtime
- create the graph on the fly in a managed bean, wich is quite a bit of code to write, that is justified if the "generated" graph is different (e.g. different model data) for each master selection.
The first approach should be doable by detecting the selected information on the master graph and the query the detail iterator accordingly + displaying it.
The second approach is a deep dive into the graph model APIs because you will have to code this all manually. Note that we don't have documentation for this approach yet


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We were here during their summer Halloween party and the children were having so much fun. We were told that it would be a very busy evening but it was quiet before 10 PM. We enjoyed walking on the trails and picking blueberries and blackberries. Our site (#34) was very large and well shaded by mature pine trees. We had no trouble leveling. The bathrooms were very clean and the pool looked nice. We had 30 AMP and water. It was an easy drive into the site and there was only one small pine branch that was a little low. We would camp here again. - Summer Minnesotan
Jul 2015 - $29.00
Friendly staff. Clean campground. Nice pool. Reasonably good WiFi. Contrary to this listing they don't have 50 amp. Only a few sites are available for overnight visitors. Easy to find and park. - sfrantz
Jun 2012 - $33.00
The rate is for a full hookup pull-through site including HST and GS discount. The staff is very friendly and explained everything in detail. Pretty much the only complaint we have is the low branches in the part of the campground we stayed in. The branches were trimmed considering travel trailers but not 5th wheels or Class A Motorhomes. In fact we could not get into our assigned site, because a low branch would have sheered our AC off. The site we got instead turned out to be a drive in, back out site because low branches were blocking the drive through way out. The site itself was level, good access to the hookups. Not much privacy. Apparently lots of seasonals. Surprisingly quiet at night given the campgrounds location just off the TC Hwy. In May and June bears are seen on the campground regularly. There is a propane filling station. No Wi-Fi. However, we would have stayed longer if it wasn't for the pouring rain (which is not the campgrounds fault). So we'll come back another time. - TheSchweitzers


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interesting. I don't wear sunglasses while cycling unless I am near the beach where there are no trees on a sunny day.
cycling is like baseball ~ it doesn't take much to make it interesting
But the park district has actively resisted safety features for night use. When the path was extended with a new section the edges were initially marked with reflective white stripes. It made that portion of my commute much better and I felt much safer riding this portion of the path after dark compared to other sections. But the park district decided the stripes were contrary to their guidelines and went to considerable expense to have them all ground down. There's also a portion of path with some fairly sharp curves. These were also marked with white stripes initially but again the park district had the stripes removed - in that case by covering them with black paint. The various barriers (bollards and fences) along the path at intersection crossings are also poorly visible at night. Most, but not all, have some minimal reflectors - but very small and not well maintained.
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The Malaysia Airlines (Queen of The Skies) Boeing 747-4H6 with new Retro Livery
Malaysia Airlines Retro B747.
Probably the last MH's pax version B744 climb out of KUL, heading for Subang Airport.
'Putrajaya' looking to be in an extremely sorry state, languishing in disuse at a remote stand in KUL after retirement in 2013.
Flight MH17 with destination KUL is rolling towards the active for departure [1200 pix]
Standby equipment for A380s
Departing via rwy 09 while having some artic conditions in AMS, a sight no more.. [1200 pix]
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Leave it to a clever PC user to inject some hilariously adorable Hello Kitty horror into a terrifying video game. The game in question is Alan Wake, a gritty and horrifying game about an author who has lost his wife in a mind-bending world of terrors.
The developers of the game, Remedy Entertainment, didn't officially release modding tools for Alan Wake because they were deemed too complex. That didn't stop modder Xymbiot3 from uncompressing and then recompressing the massive 3 GB texture files to make the dark a little more approachable. Beyond the Hello Kitty horror, Xymbiot3 also gave Alan Wake a Mike Tyson-esque facial tattoo and placed other logos and faces into the flashlight beam.
Even the darkest woods and most terrifying enemies are more tolerable with a Hello Kitty flashlight.
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This was a commission for and to him also goes the credit for the beautiful reference photo he gave me to work with: [link]
Watercolor, 60 x 40 cm.
Watercolor, 60 x 40 cm.
Thank you for sharing this with the world!
fantastic !!! +++++++++++++++
This is so amazing! Very interesting and beautiful work! Congratulations!
I am baffled at how this is watercolor! The colors are so vibrant and the details absolutely sing! Well done!
Beautiful work!
Beautiful, I love the colours
Fabulous, milujem tie odtiene modrej, vyzerá nádherne
Wow, that´s all I can say!
Swans too! You paint all of my favorite animals! <3<3<3
Well, this was a wish of the commissioner, and he gave me the most wonderful reference to work with (I suggest you to check his gallery, he has beautiful photos). But I love swans otherwise too. (Well actually, I love all birds. A lot.)
You know this means I must commission you too someday! ;D And thanks; I'll check him out!
Thank you Xenia, I noticed you faved some of my work, and I think I have Siluan to thank for referring you to me!
Wow! It's so powerful and intense! Absolutely gorgeous!
Wow, that is just amazingly blue, stunning!
Wow, so vivid and wonderful <3
Wow, this is amazing, the feathers really shimmers
I am just floored by the amazing depth and complexity of this piece and with watercolor no less!
oh goodness, this is so rich and full! That blue is mesmerizing!! I wish I could see a detail of it!
I love the shine! and it's water color! you are really talented!
I'd say I'm more patient than talented, but thanks for your kind words
This is beautiful and the colours you have chosen are very eye catching.
Awesome! I can't believe that it's just watercolors.
You've managed to achieve an amazing richness of colour, I wouldn't have guessed it's watercolour. Great use of complimentary colours for the highlight of the beak and eye.
THanks you! This picture seems to be confusing people. I guess it's because it's not so common to paint such a dark tones with watercolor.
It looks beautiful


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State gives Medical Marijuana Dispensary a $357,000 loan
Category: Dispensaries | Posted on Thu, September, 12th 2013 by THCFinder
In an unexpected move that signals the Christie administration's support for New Jersey's fledgling medical marijuana program despite its misgivings about the law, the state Economic Developmental Authority today approved a $357,000 loan to the founders of a medicinal marijuana dispensary in Egg Harbor Township that plans to open in mid-October.
Compassionate Care Foundation Inc. said it would use the money to buy equipment and expand its cultivation space, add 12 good-paying jobs to the seven it has already created, and eventually produce enough medicine for about 1,500 patients a month, said CEO Bill Thomas, formerly a medical researcher. Within 10 years, the dispensary expects to generate about $2.8 million in state sales tax, he added.
The 15-0 vote by the EDA -- an independent authority connected to the Department of Treasury -- "legitimizes this business in the eyes of the public," Thomas said.
"You don't get much more mainstream than the Economic Development Authority,'' said David Knowlton, a founder and chairman of the foundation's board and the President and CEO of the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, a research and consumer advocacy group. Knowlton was a deputy health commissioner under Gov. Thomas H. Kean and served on Christie's transition team before he took office in 2010. "They are saying this is a mainstream public health issue."
The EDA promotes business and job growth by offering bond financing, loans, business and tax incentives, and real estate development assistance, according to the authority's website
Read more: http://www.nj.com
Larry OG Medical Marijuana
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Extra Large Joint
Police Officer Helps Light Two Pound Marijuana Joint At NW Harvest Fest
I came across the following video yesterday while I was bored at work. It appears that a uniformed police officer helped light a two pound marijuana joint that also had two grams of hash oil inside of it. While the feds are trying to convince us that marijuana legalization is going to be a nightmare for police to enforce, law enforcement on the ground in Washington seem to hold a different view. I wish the police in my area were this nice!
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New battery and starter is a year old. Sometimes, it will not turn over, just get a "click" when trying to start the car. eventually, it turns over, it comes and goes. Sometimes, no problem for days. What would cause this?
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Woman busted with cocaine rum
An East Coast Demerara woman was yesterday busted by the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit on an outgoing flight to the United States with over two kilograms of liquid cocaine disguised as Guyana rum.
Stabroek News understands that the alleged trafficker is a 24-year-old Plaisance resident who made several trips last year to the U.S. and had raised eyebrows as to the funding source of her travel as she is unemployed.
Head of CANU, James Singh confirmed the bust and praised the efforts of his agency's workers along with the police and customs who have over time discovered the many ingenious ways traffickers have tried to smuggle the drug out of the country.
Because of its highly soluble nature and quick reversion to its original state, liquid cocaine smuggling is increasingly being used.
Some persons have even taken to immersing clothing in the liquid, drying it and retrieving it on arrival at the intended destination. However CANU is equipped with the necessary resources to detect the cocaine in liquid form and hidden in clothing.


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I have noticed that some Linux based virtual machines become gradually slower until I reboot them. At first I suspected hacking and resource abusing but after several vm rebuilds from the scratch and being extra ultra careful security wise, I have ruled the hacking out. Now I'm suspecting that ESX hosts do not have enough RAM and are swapping it for the less busy VMs.
How could I verify whether this is the case or not?
ESX#1: ESX 3.5 8x3GHz, 32GB RAM. 7 vms
ESX#2: ESX 3.5 8x3GHz, 32GB RAM. 25 vms
70GB configured guest RAM in total over all the vms.
ESX1 has occasionally an alert that memory is getting low but it's only 24GB of 32GB.


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Numbers Don't Lie
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 10:54 AM ET
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from On the Forecheck,
There's nothing like the pivotal moments late in an NHL game, where each rush up ice is met with hope and dread, depending on the rooting interest of the fans watching. Sometimes, the deciding strike comes swiftly after a faceoff win, and what I'd like to look at today is which players help produce or prevent such chances.
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Sabres Missing A Beat
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 10:25 AM ET
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from Bucky Gleason of the Buffalo News,
The reality is that Buffalo is all but finished, headed home with barely a whimper. How else can you explain a team that looks discombobulated if not disinterested? You'll hear all the right things from both teams, how the Sabres never quit, how they're going to keep coming. In this series, their reputation has been a myth.
If you're searching for answers, look no further than the only goal the Ottawa Senators needed to beat the Sabres in Game Three on Monday night. It pretty much exemplifies what's wrong with a hesitant Buffalo group against an unwavering, confident Ottawa team that knows the Stanley Cup is no longer a fantasy.
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Sabres Shooting Blanks
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 10:03 AM ET
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from Mark Spector of the National Post,
But the question that needs to be asked in a hurry is, what ever became of the Buffalo Sabres?
With a power play that would shoot blanks if it shot at all, and a President's Trophy winning roster that looks intimidated against the hard-charging Senators, the Buffalo Sabres took one more step toward extinction last night at Scotiabank Place, losing 1-0 to fall behind three games to none in what was once a highly anticipated Eastern Conference Final.
Talk about anticlimactic. The scoreboard may have read 1-0, with Daniel Alfredsson's second period goal standing up. In reality, however, Game 3 was a blow-out, disguised only by the spectacular play of Buffalo goalie Ryan Miller.
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There Is A Difference
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 09:00 AM ET
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from Red Wings Corner,
Forgive me, for I am a stranger in a strange land. But in Orange County I'm not seeing the signs of hockey culture. (An oxymoron, I know.)
I have not seen any kids play hockey on a driveway or move nets to the curb when someone shouts, "Car!" I have not heard any locals dissect the local NHL team. And I do not see anyone outside of the Ducks' arena wear anything with the word Ducks, colors of the Ducks or anything resembling a cartoon Duck not named Daffy in these parts.
So forgive me if it surprises me that this is the place from which Detroit was attacked as not being the hockey town that it once was.
One day before the start of the Western Conference final between the Anaheim Ducks and Detroit Red Wings the Los Angeles Times printed a column by Helene Elliott that assailed Detroit as having lost its status as Hockeytown because the Red Wings have not been able to sell out a single playoff game this spring.
Let's get the terminology straight first. There's a difference between the upper-case Hockeytown and a lower-case hockey town.
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Alfredsson Playing His Best Hockey
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 08:48 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
So far, Alfredsson has an NHL-best nine goals in 13 playoff games, has scored in all three games in this series and in six of his last seven post-season matches.
Not bad for a former sixth-round draft pick.
Not bad for a player roundly vilified for his weak defensive play against these same Sabres on the goal that eliminated the Senators from last spring's playdowns.
"I'm a better player this year," he said flatly when asked about the difference in his 2007 springtime performance compared to last year.
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Dom Is Different - In A Good Way
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 08:42 AM ET
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from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
"Dom's different. I talked to Ritch Winter (Hasek's agent) and he said Dom wants to finish his career on the ice," Holland said. "That was really important to him, finishing on his terms."
The terms in this series have confounded the opposition Ducks. They have outplayed and out-chanced the Wings through the first two games in Detroit but have shot wide or high often on quality scoring opportunities, the ones Hasek hasn't stopped.
"That's what Dom does to people," said Chris Chelios, another Red Wing veteran playing on the cheap. "He intimidates the other team. He gets in their head. Then they starting thinking they have to be perfect. Once he gets them thinking, he's got them."
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Sens On The Verge Of Something Great
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 08:36 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
They are on the verge of living the dream and going to the Stanley Cup final for the first time in team history with a series victory over the Buffalo Sabres and holding a 2-0 lead in the East final going into Game 3 last night at Scotiabank Place.
"They've had to go through some tough times along the way and I'm sure that's toughened them up a little," said former Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman, who as GM led Canada to a gold medal at the world championship in Moscow. "There's no question that can happen to you. Sometimes you have to go through tough times before you can have success. You develop more of an edge and you get stronger. Every team goes through it and it takes hard to work to get out of it."
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Nothing Like OT
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 08:32 AM ET
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from the Press Enterprise,
Unlike the regular season, which gives teams five minutes of ice time to settle a tie before going to the one-on-one shootout, postseason hockey eschews the gimmicky ending.
First team to score, unlimited time to finish, makes for passionate competition. Players can't take a second off. Spectators hang in suspended angst.
In baseball, you've got at least 15 seconds between pitches to anticipate a game-ending hit, and maybe 15 minutes if a rally is building and pitchers are being shuffled in and out.
In football, you start anticipating an overtime outcome with the coin-flip winner. The team that gets the ball first often drives for 10 minutes and boots a three-pointer.
Hockey? Possession changes every few seconds. Every shot stops the breath of 18,000 spectators.
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Thank You Bill Wirtz
by Paul on 05/15/07 at 12:10 AM ET
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from The Maven,
• Chris Pronger has a legit gripe that J.S. Giguere gets the short end of the publicity stick compared to Eastern goaltenders. "East coast writers only want to talk about us (Ducks) when we're playing in the East," says the ace defenseman. "Dominik Hasek gets a lot of press because he plays in Detroit."
• Not enough credit has gone to Bill Wirtz and Windsor attorney Patrick Ducharme for the behind-the-scenes work that helped expose union mismanagement, especially as it related to funds owed such players as Bob Probert, Denis Savard and Jeremy Roenick. Persistent queries on behalf of Ducharme's clients to Saskin received nebulous answers. Nonetheless, Ducharme and Wirtz persisted when others would have thrown up their hands in frustration.
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Sens Take A 3-0 Lead
by Paul on 05/14/07 at 11:36 PM ET
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Ray Emery shuts down the Sabres tonight, 1-0.
Watch the post game interviews.
note 9:39pm: Video should be available shortly.
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.- Pope Benedict XVI expressed his gratitude and profound satisfaction upon receiving a papyrus containing one of the earliest known transcriptions of the New Testament. According to an L'Osservatore Romano article, the Holy Father spent time examining the famous Papyrus Bodmer 14-15 this week.
The famous papyrus contains one of the earliest manuscripts of the New Testament, which dates back to the beginning of the 3rd century. It includes fragments from the Gospel of Luke (including chapter 11, where the Our Father is found) and the first fourteen chapters of John.
On Monday the Pontiff met with met with Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the Vatican librarian and archivist, as well as the papyrus's donors, the Frank Hannah family.
Up to now the papyrus had been preserved in Cologny, near Geneva (Switzerland), at the headquarters of the Bodmer Foundation, which owned the document. Now it will be kept at the Vatican Apostolic Library.
The Holy Father expressed his gratitude and profound satisfaction for the privilege of receiving this important New Testament manuscript, which is of great historic, spiritual and critical value.


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OK, In an effort to avoid further ridicule such as this from Wroomwroomoops in the tail end of thread Warning! SRAM 10-speed PowerLink is NOT reuseable!
"I pocture this john_iverson dude scavenging through long-defunct threads, finding this one, and getting all upset about stuff that has been posted 2 months ago, for being off-topic, when the thread itself was already half dead at the time of posting those off-topic posts. I find that picture amusing. It's like someone reading the Old Testament and getting upset about the pharaoh."
I shall henceforth provide posts to only freshy fresh threads with millions of current readings of said thread.
OK, proclamation over. Question:
Someone in the linked thread mentioned using a connex link on an Ultegra chain. Someone also mentioned SRAM and Campy 10sp chains being 5.9mm wide and Shimano chains being 6.1mmwide. If this is true, does this width difference mean a connex link won't work on a SRAM 10sp chain? Basically I am wondering if there is a way around using the disposable links on the new SRAM 10 speed chains? The reusable link was my main reason for using SRAM chains in the first place and since I now own an sram 10sp cassette I figure I would do well to continue with SRAM chains.
Another Question:
Anyone had problems using an Ultegra 6500 front deraileur with the thinner 10sp chains? It would sure be nice not to have to replace the FD as well.....???
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Veteran singer Asha Bhosle, who ventured into acting with "Mai", even did the catwalk at designer Manish Malhotra's spectacular show, celebrating 100 years of Indian cinema, at the Lakme Fashion Week summer-resort 2013 here.
The show, held Friday night, turned out to be one unforgettable affair.
Asha Bhosle, who was sitting in the audience and admiring the creations along with actress Hema Malini and costume designer Bhanu Athaiya, was called up on the ramp, and she was delighted.
"Whatever I am today, it's only because of cinema. I am proud to be a part of this industry. I have done everything in my life, and the only thing left was to walk the ramp," she said.
Her ramp walk was a visual treat for the audience. She flaunted one of Manish Malhotra's sari, and the entire audience stood up for the legend and gave her a much-deserved standing ovation.
Post the walk, Asha said: "Today I am wearing Manish Malhotra's sari, and thanks for giving me this opportunity."
The show was star-studded due to celebrities like Priyanka Chopra, Varun Dhawan, Sidharth Malhotra, Karisma Kapoor, Kajol, Karan Johar, Dibaker Banerjee, Anurag Kashyap and Zoya Akhtar.
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Genetic improvement of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) with special reference to the work conducted by the WorldFish Center with the GIFT strain
Version of Record online: 23 FEB 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-5131.2010.01041.x
© 2011 Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd
Reviews in Aquaculture
Volume 3, Issue 1, pages 27–41, March 2011
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Ponzoni, R. W., Nguyen, N. H., Khaw, H. L., Hamzah, A., Bakar, K. R. A. and Yee, H. Y. (2011), Genetic improvement of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) with special reference to the work conducted by the WorldFish Center with the GIFT strain. Reviews in Aquaculture, 3: 27–41. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-5131.2010.01041.x
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- Issue online: 23 FEB 2011
- Version of Record online: 23 FEB 2011
- Received 20 July 2010; accepted 21 October 2010.
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- genetic improvement;
- growth rate;
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- tilapia
We mainly (but not exclusively) draw on research and development work carried out by The WorldFish Center (WorldFish). We review in detail the current state of development of a selection program that has had a main focus on growth rate and body traits. We also present some new, unpublished, information. There is evidence of sustained gains of 10–15% per generation over more than six generations. To date, these gains have not been accompanied by any undesirable correlated response. However, the prospects of altering sexual dimorphism and the shape of the fish appear to be very limited. We also examine the issue of an appropriate environment for selection. Not surprisingly, experimental evidence on genotype by environment interactions suggests that this is more likely to be of importance when the environments in question are markedly dissimilar. We argue that no universal guidelines can be prescribed with regard to the need for more than one selection program to cope with different production environments, but rather, each case should be examined in its own right. Finally, we discuss traits likely to be candidates for inclusion in future, more elaborate, breeding objectives for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), comment on selection methods that may be implemented in the future and conclude by stressing the need to maintain an effective population size in selection lines to ensure their sustainability over time.


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Each year, the Swiss Society of Human Sciences publishes a yearbook in three of the languages--Szene Schweiz, Scène Suisse, and Scena Svizzerzia-- which lists all activities in theatres throughout Switzerland. Switzerland has twenty municipally owned theatres, seven of which have their own companies. In addition, a number of commercially sponsored plays tour each year, and plays from either Germany or France are apt to make it over the line.
The main companies in the country are located either in the French- or the German-speaking areas. Both areas have rather traditionally oriented companies with the usual director/stager operation, copied from ancient German models. Aside from this it is difficult to generalize about the Swiss theatre.
The French theatre is largely centered in Geneva, which has a surprising number of fine companies and perhaps the major opera in all Switzerland. Geneva's taste in theatre tends to be rather conservative, although there is a rather high regard for experimental metteurs-en-scène. There are also several good French-speaking companies outside Geneva.
The problem in the German-speaking theatres is in determining whether Basel or Zurich is best. These two companies have traditionally jockeyed for position. During World War II, Zurich was the predominant theatre of all German-speaking countries. Since then there has been more of a seesaw. Zurich has the advantage of a longer tradition, a physical theatre with many associations (which has just been renovated), and a direktor (manager) who has to think only of plays. (In Basel the direktor also runs the opera.) Basel has the advantage of a new theatre, which is one of the best equipped in Europe, and a much more cosmopolitan population with wider tastes. Both have a good deal of civic support.
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Cells as irreducible wholes: the failure of mechanism and the possibility of an organicist revival
- Michael J. DentonAffiliated withAditya Jyot Eye Hospital
- , Govindasamy KumaramanickavelAffiliated withAditya Jyot Eye HospitalNarayana Nethralaya at Narayana Health City, Narayana Hrudayalaya Campus, Bommasandra
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According to vitalism, living organisms differ from machines and all other inanimate objects by being endowed with an indwelling immaterial directive agency, 'vital force,' or entelechy. While support for vitalism fell away in the late nineteenth century many biologists in the early twentieth century embraced a non vitalist philosophy variously termed organicism/holism/emergentism which aimed at replacing the actions of an immaterial spirit with what was seen as an equivalent but perfectly natural agency—the emergent autonomous activity of the whole organism. Organicists hold that organisms unlike machines are 'more than the sum of their parts' and predict that the vital properties of living things can never be explained in terms of mechanical analogies and that the reductionist agenda is doomed to failure. Here we review the current status of the mechanist and organicist conceptions of life particularly as they apply to the cell. We argue that despite the advances in biological knowledge over the past six decades since the molecular biological revolution, especially in the fields of genetics and cell biology the unique properties of living cells have still not been simulated in mechanical systems nor yielded to reductionist—analytical explanations. And we conclude that despite the dominance of the mechanistic–reductionist paradigm through most of the past century the possibility of a twentyfirst century organicist revival cannot be easily discounted.
KeywordsVitalism Holism organicism Sentience Self organization
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- Cells as irreducible wholes: the failure of mechanism and the possibility of an organicist revival
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Volume 28, Issue 1 , pp 31-52
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While many tech pundits turned their attentions to the social media initial public offerings (IPOs) like Yelp! (NYSE:YELP), the various large-cap tech stalwarts were proving that they are still in charge. New product launches, big deals, dividends and surging stock prices helped large-cap tech regain its crown in 2012.
Overall, the sector was a great place to put money this year with the broad sector measure the Technology Select SPDR (ARCA:XLK) returning approximately 12% year to date. With 2013 just around the corner, it's time to look back and see exactly why large-cap tech was king this year.
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The previous year was marked by a smattering of gotta-have gadgets from the large-cap tech firms. The biggest of which could have been Apple's (Nasdaq:AAPL) iPhone 5 launch. The innovative giant sold a record 5 million of the new phones in its opening weekend. At the same time, Apple reported that more than 100 million iPhone users had updated to the new version of its operating software. Following that success, the launch of its new iPad and iPad Mini as well as the redesign of its iTunes software suite came.
Apple's success also marked the real start of the mobile patent wars. Throughout the year, litigation between Apple and some of Google's (Nasdaq:GOOG) Android operating systems biggest players had intensified. Overall, dozens of lawsuits and countersuits have been filed in courtrooms around the world, and recently Apple won a $1 billion verdict versus Samsung. The verdict is just one of many to be handed down across the various global mobile markets.
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Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT) hopes that its new products and software will give consumers another choice besides iOS and Android. In a radical redesign of its popular operating system software, Microsoft's new Windows 8 platform has completely replaced the familiar desktop user interface - a PC staple for nearly two decades - with a mosaic of bright colored tiles for software programs and icons. Already, several makers across the entire device spectrum including Nokia (NYSE:NOK) and Dell (Nasdaq:DELL) have jumped on the operating system's bandwagon, and Windows 8 is featured prominently on Microsoft's own Surface Tablet.
Products aside, M&A activity kicked into high gear this past year as large-cap tech went shopping. Back in February, Oracle (Nasdaq:ORCL) took to the cloud and paid $1.9 billion of HR software firm Taleo. Microsoft also got the buyout fever and purchased social media firm Yammer for $1.2 billion. These are just a few examples of how large-cap tech spent their record cash piles.
The other way they spent their money - rewarding shareholders via dividends. The past year could be known as the year that tech's dividend payment came into its own. Moody's projects that the tech sector will have paid out roughly $26 billion in dividends this year. That is an increase of 14.3% from 2011 and higher than the 10.9% average annual dividend growth rate of the prior four years. All in all, large-cap tech continues to mature.
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Finally, no large-cap tech recap would be complete without mentioning the most overhyped and disappointing IPO in social media stock Facebook (Nasdaq:FB). After a series of missteps during the IPO process, shares of the firm fell hard. The company has bounced back from its all-time lows, but as insider selling continues to increase, shares are still a long way away from their 52-week high. For the IPO market, the poor performance of Facebook set the tone for the rest of the year.
The Bottom Line
Throughout 2012, the large-cap players proved why they are dominate forces in technology. While there were some mishaps, the prevailing vibe was one of innovation and growth. That should carry into the new year as many continue to launch groundbreaking products, conduct M&A and pay healthy sized dividends. For investors, betting on large-cap tech could be where it's at in 2013.
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Perdue said on Monday she planned to meet with the head of the Small Business Administration before her trip to Washington for the National Governors Association ends. Perdue has been in the nation's capital since Saturday.
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Perdue also said she told Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood her disappointment about only receiving $10 million in federal stimulus grants to replace the aging Yadkin River bridge along Interstate 85.
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