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This new volume of "Wolverine" featuring the adventures of everyone's favorite mutant berserker really didn't have to happen. This is the next issue of an ongoing story disguised as a new #1.
Wolverine has lost his healing factor and gained a scar. He'll age, heal, and die normally from now on. This issue shows Wolverine with a small team of mutant criminals busting out a Hand ninja from space prison for a mobster named The Offer. The Offer's power is to always gives someone the best possible offer at the time, which he's apparently given Wolverine.
The story is split in the middle by a flashback to Storm convincing Wolverine to get back out there, with some new tools. We find out Logan now wears armor Beast developed for him, guns the Black Widow supplies him with, and prosthetic claws. Like Brock Sampson before him, he needs to learn how to duck.
The break out goes well, even though Logan takes a blast to the chest. When his team returns, a Daily Bugle journalist posing as an operative of Sabertooth has his cover exposed. He's there to do a story on Wolverine being mortal again. He begs for The Offer not to kill him, and Logan prevents that...by grabbing a gun and blasting the reporter in the head.
I didn't read "Killable," the arc in the previous volume of "Wolverine." So I'm approaching this as someone who would say "Hey, a new Wolverine #1? I like that guy." As that guy, I'm saying this is not the first issue in a brave new direction or storyline, this is the continuation.
Writer Paul Cornell is in the middle of an epic addressing the problem most fans say they have with Wolverine; he shows up in a ton of books to be an invincible badass. So with his healing factor previously removed, he has a more realistic approach to death and dying. The problem I have with this is that he's still the lead character in a story called "Wolverine," a story that's been going since the 70's and will probably continue for a few more decades. Wolverine isn't going to die. If he does, he'll come back (resurrections are a daily occurrence in comics, especially Marvel). Cornell isn't really selling us on the "Wolverine as a mortal" angle by having him take a laser to the chest and having him brush it off as a dent in his armor a few pages later; we're shown that Logan will still live a long time, just for different reasons now. We do have X-Men and his new villain team constantly fawning over him and making sure he's okay, which makes it feel like Logan might die any second, not at the normal rate that people usually do. He's wearing armor and carrying several kinds of armaments while his teammates run as fast as they can with their shirts open.
The arc Logan is on is closer to asking what he'll do to be the best there is at what he does again. The last page features Logan blasting away the journalist, apparently without a care. However, earlier in the issue Logan makes sure his new running crew doesn't off anyone needlessly in the satellite prison. I'm guessing if the execution gets addressed next issue, the journo will be fine or they'll find a reason to justify it. Anti-climax.
Ryan Stegman's art runs somewhere between Art Adams and Scott Kollins. Logan is short, mean, and scruffy looking, and everyone is full of highly kinetic action. If someone isn't in motion, we're seeing the effects of the action they just finished. People are thrown across rooms, smoke hangs in the air, lasers fly from point of origin to an impact at their target.
The weird part of Stegman's art is that Wolverine seems out of place in his book. He's wearing a variation on his classic yellow and blues, but his team are all subdued colors and youthful vigor; the first one we see is a tan pile of man candy wearing a tattoo of his abs instead of a shirt. Back at base, The Offer is silent menace in a dark suit. At the center of all this is supposedly Logan, a little feral ogre in blue and gold.
So in both tone and design, "Wolverine" is not a Wolverine book. This is "Super-Villain Team-Up" featuring a character named Wolverine who sticks out like a sore thumb and has a premise that goes against logic. It's a "first issue" the way the first 15 or so minutes of "The Empire Strikes Back" are Luke and Han's first adventure together. If you're reading Paul Cornell's run already and wish to continue, by all means continue. The rest of us will have to back up to the start of "Killable" or read the plethora of Logan's other appearances. Because this book is not for us.


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College Hockey:Crimson Comes Alive Against Brown
Harvard Dominates En Route To Game One Win
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Call it playing with a clean slate. Call it forgetting the past. You can call it whatever you like, but "dominating hockey" might be the best way to describe Harvard's 4-1 win over Brown in game one of their first-round ECAC playoff series at Bright Hockey Center.
After sputtering to a 2-8-1 record in its final 11 regular-season games, the Crimson (12-14-4, 10-9-3 ECAC) regained its first-half form against the Bears (14-14-2, 10-10-2 ECAC), who had a six-game winning streak last month and boasted perhaps the nation's top goaltender through that span in sophomore Yann Danis.
In other words, recent history meant little in the latest installment of college hockey's oldest active rivalry.
When asked how long it had been since his team played so well, Harvard coach Mark Mazzoleni paused a few seconds before he grinned and said, "It's been a while. I can't remember. We were hitting on all cylinders tonight.
"I thought we played extremely well," Mazzoleni continued. "I thought we had tremendous balance on all four of our lines, that our defenseman played very assertively, and that we got very strong goaltending. We really executed our game plan to a 'T.'"
The reaction was considerably different on the other side of the ice.
"I didn't think we were very good at all tonight," Brown coach Roger Grillo said. "I thought in the first period we were terrible. I was disappointed in our effort and disappointed in how hard we played. I thought Harvard did a nice job of taking it to us pretty good. They were all over us. It was that simple.
"The game was lost in the first 20 minutes, in my mind," Grillo continued. "We thought it was very important coming up here tonight to establish ourselves early. We didn't do that."
Grillo refused to use his team's youth as an excuse, even though the Bears skated just one player — captain Josh Barker — who was on the team during Brown's last playoff season of 1998-99.
"We don't look at it that way," said Grillo, now 1-5 in the postseason at Brown. "The bottom line is that we just have to go out there and lay it on the line."
And just as Grillo tried to impress upon his team the importance of a quick start, Mazzoleni stressed during the week how crucial it was for his team to take an early lead. For just the ninth time in 30 games this season, his team was able to do so.
Shortly after the two-minute mark, Crimson freshman center Tom Cavanagh — who grew up just a few miles away from Brown in Warwick, R.I. — capitalized on a turnover caused by linemate Brendan Bernakevitch at center ice. Cavanagh brought the puck into the Brown zone along the left-wing side and unleashed a low blast as he reached the right faceoff dot. The puck slipped through Danis' legs to give Harvard a 1-0 lead just 2:16 into play.
"That was big," Mazzoleni said. "We've played pretty well during our struggles, but we just haven't finished very well. Jumping out in front gave us a big shot of confidence. I thought we continued to build off that."
"We hadn't [scored the first goal] in the past few games, and we lost the past few games," said Cavanagh, who finished with three points on the evening to run his season total to 21. "So it was good to get the first one and get everything going."
Seeing its first action after Bear center Pascal Denis went off for obstruction-interference at 17:09, the Crimson power play needed just eight seconds to give Harvard a 2-0 lead. On the draw following the penalty, Cavanagh worked the puck to classmate Noah Welch at the point. With Danis moving toward the right post, Welch beat him with a low slapper to his glove side with 2:43 to play in the period.
The Crimson's relentless forecheck drastically limited the Bears' attack zone time throughout the first frame, and Brown finished with just four shots on goal during the period.
The Bears, however, picked up their intensity in the more free-flowing second period, forcing Harvard freshman Dov Grumet-Morris to prove his mettle on several occasions. The Evanston, Ill., native was equal to the challenge, as he stopped Chris Legg on a breakaway with 13:10 to go in the period and kicked away Les Haggett's bid less than a minute later.
All told, Grumet-Morris made 11 saves in the frame while Danis turned away 14 shots to keep his team within striking distance.
But given Harvard's 8-0-0 mark when leading after two periods and the Bears' 1-12-2 record when behind heading into the third, history said the 1,694 fans at Bright could have packed up and headed to the exits after 40 minutes of play.
Had they done so, they would have missed Harvard's second power-play tally of the night.
Skating with both the man advantage and a fresh sheet of ice to begin the final frame, Cavanagh and Welch continued to catalyze the Crimson offense, working the puck back to sophomore winger Tim Pettit just above the right faceoff circle. Pettit set the puck on his stick and promptly smoked it through Danis' legs to make it 3-0 just 27 seconds in. It was Pettit's team-leading ninth power play tally of the season.
"We know [Pettit] has the best shot on the team, and I think other teams know that, as well," Cavanagh said. "We just try to get it to him when he's open."
Harvard finished 2-for-3 on power-play opportunities, while the Bears were unsuccessful in four tries.
Brown did cut the deficit to two later in the period, as sophomore center Shane Mudryk notched his seventh marker of the year with 9:34 to play on an assist from junior winger Keith Kirley. Grumet-Morris, however, kept the Bears at bay while Crimson junior center Dominic Moore added an empty-netter with 19 seconds left for the final margin of victory.
Grumet-Morris — who has now started Harvard's last four games after alternating with sophomore Will Crothers for much of the season — finished with 22 saves.
"We did a lot of preparation for this game throughout the week, watching many tapes and reading many scouting reports," said Grumet-Morris. "We felt very prepared tonight, and that helps out a lot. And our defensive corps played very well. They really shut down the weak-side shots and kept shots to the perimeter."
With the loss, Brown dropped to 0-5 in the ECAC playoffs since 1994. Danis, who was named to the All-Ivy League first team on Thursday after posting the best save percentage in ECAC play at .943, stopped 31 shots.
Crimson sophomore winger Dennis Packard, who scored two goals in Harvard's 5-2 win over Brown on Dec. 8, missed the game with pneumonia. Crimson forward Aaron Kim is out indefinitely.
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The Adele baby name mystery may finally be solved. Three months after giving birth, the British singer has yet to confirm the name of her little boy. But today (Wednesday) she was photographed in Los Angeles wearing a necklace with the name "Angelo" on it -- dropping the biggest hint yet at her son's moniker.
The photos of Adele's necklace are pretty blurry, but sources further confirm Angelo is her baby's name. "Those close to Adele have been told the baby is called Angelo. We're not sure of the significance of the name," A British source was quoted as telling The Sun.
Adele makes it clear she does things on her own time -- including announcing her pregnancy at 7 months along. And it was just last week, at the Golden Globes, when she refused to reveal her son's name saying it was too personal and she wasn't ready. "She's wanted to keep it quiet, but it was always going to come out sooner or later," the source says. "Wearing an Angelo necklace not only backs up what is being said, it suggests she's not worried about people finding out."
On Tuesday, it was confirmed Adele will perform at the Oscars on Feb., 24. Given the new speculation over her baby's name, it's likely the singer will be pressed about the meaning of her Angelo necklace at the upcoming awards show. However, it remains to be seen if the she'll finally solve the Adele baby name mystery or if she'll continue to let her hints speak for themselves.
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text: The first Saudi-funded water treatment plant was inaugurated today in Baghdad as part of the Saudi Committee Program for Providing Relief to the Iraqi People. The plant, installed at a Baghdad hospital, is one of ten water purification plants that will be installed by the Kingdom in different parts of Iraq. The capacity of the plant is 2 million liters [527, 800 gallons] of water per day.


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Here's how to see the total lunar eclipse - or blood moon - in Elkhart County this week
A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon red early Tuesday morning, April 15. Here's information on when and where to look.
If you want to see the total lunar eclipse turn the moon red tomorrow night, you'll have to stay up pretty late.
Earth's shadow will eclipse the sun's rays and turn the moon a reddish orange - also known as a blood moon - just before 2 a.m., National Geographic reports.
Total lunar eclipses occur when the sun, Earth and moon are exactly aligned in a way that causes Earth to block the sun's rays and cast a shadow on the earth. National Geographic says it turns the moon orange or red because the sun's light will be bent by the Earth's atmosphere towards the red end of the spectrum. The amount of dust in the Earth's atmosphere will determine how red the moon becomes.
The last time this happened was Dec. 21, 2010.
So when's the best time to look?
The total lunar eclipse will begin at approximately 1:58 a.m., National Geographic reported. The moon will be the most visible when the moon enters totality, starting at 3:07 a.m., with the height occurring at 3:46 a.m. Totality lasts around 78 minutes, and then the moon will return to its normal color.
The SLOOH Community Observatory in Arizona will be broadcasting the eclipse online. NASA will host a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) beginning at 1:45 p.m. Monday, April 14, and a live chat on its website starting at 1 a.m. Tuesday, April 15, all about the eclipse.
If you miss out, don't worry. This blood moon is the first of four in a lunar eclipse tetrad - or group of four total lunar eclipses. For the next two years, a total lunar eclipse will happen every six months over the Western Hemisphere. National Geographic says you can watch for the next ones on Oct. 8, 2014, April 4, 2015, and Sept. 28, 2015.
Do you plan on watching the total lunar eclipse? Send us your photos and/or videos.


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Enjoy post-apocalyptic (and slightly corny) action/mystery? Well great news — Revolution season one is now streaming instantly on Netflix. Feel free to dive right in to this show knowing that NBC has renewed the series for a second season, so you don't have to worry about enjoying the first season on Netflix, dying to know what happens next, only to find it cancelled, leaving all mysteries unanswered (ahhhh…The River…choo!!).
While it's got a pretty silly premise, fans of shows like 24 and Lost will certainly enjoy the twists and turns enough to keep entertained during the doldrums of the summer television entertainment.


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Letterkenny, County Donegal
Hotpress/2FM/Guinness 'Play On The Day' winners 2012
Beautifully crafted songs with dynamic arrangements and powerful hooks. The bands sound can only be described as diverse. Their live set changes from stunning vocal harmony laced acoustic acapella folk to edgy electric alternative rock in a seamless progressive crescendo.
Since the release of their debut EP in 2012 In Their Thousands have gone on to record a further 3 records working with producers Dave 'Skippy' Christophers (Between The Waters) and Tommy Mc Laughlin (Cellars) of Villagers acclaim. The Artwork for these 4 EP's tie together to complete a bigger picture.
Since winning the Hotpress/2FM/Guinness competition in November 2012 the band spent the last year touring both home and abroad, recording and chalking up a serious of prestigious festival appearances including Electric Picnic, Westport Festival, Glasgowbury, Little Apple Cider Festival (Cornwall, UK), Knockanstockan, Vantastival and many others. July of 2013 also saw the band reach the Irish charts for the first time with the release of their debut single 'Tear It All Apart'. The track was play listen on both national and regional in both the Ireland and the UK.
The band are currently preparing for a busy 2014 of gigs and festivals and can be contacted via the details below.


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Sunday, June 29, 2014
Singer/songwriter/producer/everything Pharrell Williams sure knows how to get everyone talking with his fashion choices. In January, his Vivienne Westwood hat stole the show at the Grammys. In March, his tuxedo shorts made a big statement at the Oscars. Tonight, I was watching True Blood instead of the BET Awards, but when I saw "Uggs" trending on Twitter, I immediately thought, "Pharrell."
And, yep, there's already a Twitter account started just for the Uggs.
He's actually been wearing these Uggs for a while. They made an appearance in tandem with one of his Westwood hats in April.
But I guess these are the first awards show they've been to. As a result, I've had to read some dumbass comments from people saying that Pharrell is "gay" for wearing "girl" boots. (Uggs does make boots for men, but I'm not sure if this is a men's or women's style.) It reminds me of the 2012 BET Awards, during which homophobic viewers were agitated by Usher's neon sneakers. So, once again, I will complain that folks these days are soooo fucking uptight. Being freaked out by a pair of shoes? Honestly? Someone take me back to the 1970s, when rock stars wore skintight jumpsuits.
Y'all need to learn to let your freak flag fly. A little sartorial excitement adds spice to life!
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I feel like we're going backwards. Why does it seem as though things were more acceptable forty years ago??
What a badass! Even though he doesn't identify as a feminist he sure has balls like one
I don't know if he got homophobic grief for it, but Kanye rocking Celine comes To mind as well.
Personally, I think Pharrell looks better in his Uggs than most girls do, dear Wendy!!
have you tried on a pair of uggs? omg their sooo comfortable. if i were pharrell, i'd wear them too!
I don't think people complain more than they used to, it's just now they have a public platform to do it. I have a general rule of thumb for internet comments, which is that I don't read them because they make me lose faith in humanity. I'm starting to think the same applies to some (not all) of what's on Twitter. I don't think it's a stand-in for general public opinion.


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Sensory skills, such as taste, touch, vision, hearing, and smell develop through movement and exploration. Infants explore with their mouths and progress to exploring with the hands. Sensory skills become more refined in early childhood.
What follows are typical milestones for gross motor and sensory development in young children, as well as warning signs of possible delays. There is a wide range of typical development. However, follow up with a pediatrician if your child shows signs of delays.
Birth to Three Months
- Poor head control
- Hand and and leg movements are still jerky
- Movements dominated by infantile reflexes
- While lying on stomach, can raises head to 45 degrees
- Recognizes scent of mother's breast milk
- Improved head control at four months
- Pushes up on arms when lying on stomach
- Progresses to rolling from lying on stomach to back and from her back to lying on her stomach
- Reaches hands to feet, lifting legs up when lying on the back
- Stretches legs and kicks while lying on the stomach or back
- Pushes down through the legs when the feet are placed on a firm surface
- Sits with support at six months
- Prefers more intense movements such as swinging and rocking
- Begins to accept loud noises
By 9 months:
- Sits independently without support for long periods of time
- Sits in a highchair with a straight back
- Catches self with arm when loses balance
- Able to move from sitting to lying down
- Crawls on belly
- Assumes a hands-and-knees position and begins to rock forward and backward
- Progresses to crawling on hands and knees
- Pulls to standing on furniture
- Walks along furniture, holding on for support
- Stands independently for a few moments
- Bends down to pick up an object while holding on for support
- Progress to taking two to three independent steps without support
- Begins to walk at ten to eighteen months of age
- Tolerates new and greater variety of food textures
- Likes to explore the environment through mouthing objects, touching various textures, and moving
By 15 months:
- Stands independently
- Squats down to pick up a toy
- Walks independently
- Pulls and carries toys while walking
- Climbs on and off chairs and furniture
- Walks sideways and backwards
- Steps up and down stairs with handheld support
- Begins to run, but in an uncoordinated way
- Explores mainly through vision and touch
- Responds differently to loud and soft noises
By 21 months:
- Picks objects off the floor without losing balance
- Walks, stops, and turns without losing balance
- Carries large objects or pulls objects while walking
- Runs with improved coordination
- Kicks a ball forward with one foot
- Stands on tip toes
- Walks up stairs without hand support
- Climbs furniture without assistance
- Jumps off a step
- Goes down stairs with hand support on the railing
- Throws a ball forward five feet
- Climbs a slanted ladder
- Goes down a slide
- Climbs well
- Kicks a ball without loss of balance
- Jumps from the floor
- Progresses to jumping off the second step
- Balances briefly on one foot
- Runs with good coordination
- Begins to pedal a tricycle and propel ride–on toys
- Walks up and down stairs, alternating feet on each step
- Progresses to jumping forward four or more inches
- Begins to hop on one foot
- Jumps over a two-inch-high hurdle or obstacle
- Hops, jumps, skips, climbs, swings, and does somersaults
- Rides a tricycle and progresses to riding a two wheeled bike
- Throws overhand with greater accuracy
- Balances on one foot for many seconds without support
- Catches a ball consistently
Helpful article if you suspect your child may have developmental delays.
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Vodka & Milk – The Remixes: Volume II
July 7th, 2011
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Raheem DeVaughn – I'm Good (Feat. Phil Ade) / Soldier of Love (Feat. Sade)
January 19th, 2010
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Clipse – "When the Last Time" (Return of Mack Remix) when the last time you heard a mash-up this ill? putting malice and pusha up on one of the realest backbeats in music history (mark morrison's "return of the mack") = genius. so…. we're just gonna pretend the first couple singles we've heard off clipse's […]


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'Coach Johnson' Leaves Lasting Legacy
Senior D.J. Johnson has developed into a top leader on the Texas Tech defense during his Red Raider career.
by Britton Drown
November 10, 2012
It seems D.J. Johnson has always been there.
Through the abundant changes and challenges the Texas Tech defense has tackled the previous handful of seasons, the reliable and unwavering safety from Austin has been a consistent presence. And perhaps that's why he has been given the nickname - or title - of `Coach Johnson' by his very own teammates.
It's a label he has embraced, taking ownership of the obligation not only as a senior but as a player who has been coached himself by four separate defensive coordinators during his career.
"I use what I have learned to help the younger players," Johnson said. "When you have so many coaches, you find something good that you can take from each one."
On Saturday, `Coach Johnson' will play in his final game inside Jones AT&T Stadium, and will do so alongside 17 fellow seniors on Senior Day. It's a senior class that took on daunting challenge in 2012 - taking a team that failed to qualify for a bowl for the first time in 18 years and guiding it back to postseason play.
It took just seven weeks for the group to do so as the Red Raiders opened 2012 with a 6-1 record securing bowl-eligibility once again and steering the program quickly back around to its traditional winning ways.
For Johnson and this group of seniors though, the legacy of their particular class may very well be defined by its steadfast leadership - embodied by steady and reliable players such as Johnson.
"To go out there and play as well as we are," Johnson said. "That is exciting. We really take pride in it and enjoy it. We want to go out with a bang and that is our goal. We are a close-knit group and we want to leave a legacy and something for this team to build on."
For Johnson it began early in his career at Tech after arriving in Lubbock as a highly-touted defensive back out of St. Stephen's Episcopal School in Austin. Johnson credits learning from former Red Raider defensive back LaRon Moore as proving pivotal to developing the leadership skills he has today.
"It's part of the knowledge I've gained from the people that came before me," Johnson said of his leadership. "He really taught me a lot."
In fact, `Coach Johnson' referred to Moore as `Coach Moore' before he earned his current nickname among this Red Raider squad.
Following in those footsteps, Johnson steadily earned the trust and respect of his current teammates through both his personality and his playing ability. As a player he saw playing time from the moment he stepped on campus, playing in all 12 games during his freshman campaign in 2009 and being named All-Big 12 Honorable Mention in 2010.
Entering Saturday's game against Kansas, Johnson will have started 30 games during his career with a current streak of 21-straight which ties for the lead among defensive players with teammate Kerry Hyder.
Johnson is known amongst the defense as one of the most intelligent players on the field as he has learned to quickly pick up and understand new schemes and playbooks through the myriad of coaching changes during his career. That deep understanding of the playbook and his experience at several positions on the defensive side of the ball has grown him into a natural leader - and coach - among his teammates.
"It kind of comes with the territory," Johnson said. "It's easier for me to learn schemes on the defense than it is for a lot of people. So if I can break it down for them in a way that they can understand it, then it helps the team to become a lot better. That's what I feel like I need to be. I need to be that guy that when someone has questions, I can help them out."
In 2012, his final season as a member the Red Raider defense, those inherit leadership qualities have been evident perhaps more than ever.
"I've been a leader in the past," Johnson said. "But this year, I have really grown into my own. I'm a lot more vocal as well as being more of a leader on the field with what I do in my actions."
Those actions have spoken loudly too. During his senior campaign, Johnson and the Texas Tech defense helped to write one of the most compelling, and surprising, stories in the Big 12 as the Texas Tech defense produced one of the most remarkable one-year turnarounds by any single unit in the country.
After finishing 114th out of 120 teams in total defense in 2011, the Texas Tech defense of 2012 currently touts one of the top units in the country. Entering the Nov. 3 game against Texas, the Red Raiders ranked 11th nationally allowing just an even 300 yards per game while playing the one of the top offensive conferences in the country.
That average is a dramatic shift from the 2011 unit that allowed 485 yard-per-contest.
"My confidence has always been up about our defense," Johnson said. "I feel like we have so many things we can do with our talent, all we needed was an opportunity to go out there and do it."
They did it.
And for Johnson, it's a turnaround that he and the 18-member senior class take pride in as a lasting legacy for the group that brought back an identity to their unit. Perhaps even more so it ensures that Johnson will leave a lasting legacy himself, one that he set out to leave when he arrived in Lubbock four years ago.
"I just want people to remember that I gave it my all," Johnson said. "That I was able to overcome a lot of adversity, and at the same time that I played hard. When it comes to being out on the field I was an aggressive player and that I played for my team. I was a team player."
The Austin native now fittingly has ambitions to one day become a coach himself taking the lessons he learned as one of the top leaders on the Tech defense during his decorated career and becoming `Coach Johnson' well beyond Lubbock and the Red Raider football team.


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Cell biology is in transition from reductionism to a more integrated science. Large-scale analysis of genome structure, gene expression, and metabolites are new technologies available for studying cardiac metabolism in diseases known to modify cardiac function. These technologies have several limitations and this review aims both to assess and take a critical look at some important results obtained in genomics restricted to molecular genetics, transcriptomics and metabolomics of cardiac metabolism in pathophysiological processes known to alter myocardial function. Therefore, our goal was to delineate new signalling pathways and new areas of research from the vast amount of data already published on genomics as applied to cardiac metabolism in diseases such as coronary heart disease, heart failure, and ischaemic reperfusion.
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Glitches, also known as bugs, are unintended behavior in software like the Pokémon games. They can be triggered from mistakes within the game's code or by exploits that were not anticipated by the programmers, thus causing the game to react unexpectedly. Resulting issues may range from benign (such as graphical and audio distortions or wrong effects of in-game elements) to hazardous (such as corruption or deletion of data).
Glitch Pokémon
- Main article: Glitch Pokémon
Glitch Pokémon are the result of any bug that causes a game to read special-purpose data or data outside of its internal Pokémon definition list as a Pokémon definition. For example, MissingNo.'s base stats are taken from the parties of several Bikers.
Glitch characteristics
Glitch moves
- Main article: List of glitch moves
A glitch move is a move not intended to be part of the game, but can be accessed through the use of glitches or cheating device. In Generation I, many glitch moves are named after TMs or HMs; TMs numbered 01 to 55 and HMs numbered 01 to 05 exist as moves; however, some have no name or glitched, unreadable names. Some glitch moves are of known glitch types, but others have either no readable type or an unknown type. Usually, only glitch Pokémon will learn glitch moves.
One way of teaching a Pokémon in Generation I a glitch move is with a Pokémon that can evolve by trading. This can be achieved by trading a trade evolution Pokémon from a Generation I game to a Generation II, at a level where its evolved form will learn a move not in Generation I. Trading the Pokémon back to the Generation I game will cause the move to become a glitch move. For example, trading a level 48 Haunter from Pokémon Red to Pokémon Gold will make the Haunter evolve into Gengar. Since it is level 48, it will learn Mean Look. If it is then traded back to Pokémon Red, it will still have the move, but the game won't recognize it properly since it is a Generation II move, so will become TM12.
In Generation I, any Pokémon using Transform or using Transform via Mirror Move can learn -- with the Transform glitch. The glitch is performed by sending out a Pokémon with less than 4 moves and using Transform, and then switching the first move with the last. Then Transform will be replaced with --.
Glitch types
- Main article: List of glitch types
There are many different glitch types that happen to be the types of several glitch Pokémon and moves. The majority of them are used for very few Pokémon or moves. A famous glitch type is the unique Bird-type, which is a leftover type thought to be a beta version of the Flying-type. All other glitch types are simply other data read as a type name. Glitch types typically do not have any weaknesses, resistances, or immunities.
Glitch locations
There are several locations which can only be reached by means of glitches or hacks. One of the most well known of these is the Glitch City. Other examples of these are areas in the Sevii Islands that are retrievable via their index number pointer, however, do not have any other data. Sevii Isles 8 and 9 are the only index number areas which have actual map data. There are also other beta locations such as the unused Safari Zone.
Glitch items
- Main article: List of unobtainable items
Placeholder items are often left in the game's code to prevent it from crashing if the data is accessed, such as the Teru-sama item in Generation II. Likewise, other generations have placeholder items, with most appearing at the end of the item list, though a few, likely removed during development, appear in the middle.
Often, placeholder items change into real items (Key Items or otherwise) in later games of a generation. The GS Ball, Clear Bell, and Egg Ticket, which only appear in Pokémon Crystal, are programmed into the games' internal list where Teru-samas existed in Pokémon Gold and Silver, and will, if they are hacked to be held by a Pokémon being traded to the earlier games, transform.
Thus, glitch items that become real items from a later game only appear in Generation II and Generation IV, as all items not present in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire that were reintroduced in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and newly introduced in Pokémon Emerald appear at the end of the list. They would cause a copy of Ruby or Sapphire to crash when it is selected, as they are beyond its item list. Generation II is the only generation in which all new items replace glitch items in the middle of the item list, thus not causing a permanent problem if transferred, as the Griseous Orb is the only item in Generation IV that is programmed at the same index number that a glitch item is present at in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, while the other items introduced in Pokémon Platinum and reintroduced in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver are after the end of the Diamond and Pearl list, and thus crash the game if the glitch item in their place is selected in a game they do not exist in.
Glitch Trainers
- Main article: Glitch Trainer
Glitch Trainers have been known to occur in Generation I and Generation II. They, like glitch Pokémon, result from the game reading trainer or party information from an area in the game code that does not contain that information.
Related articles
- List of glitches in Generation I
- List of glitches in Generation II
- List of glitches in Generation III
- List of glitches in Generation IV
- List of glitches in Generation V
- List of glitches in Generation VI
|This article is part of Project GlitchDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on glitches in the Pokémon games.


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Re: Port 8081 mystery
- From: WALI <hkhasgiwale@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 21:03:22 +0400
Thanks guys...it's indeed the ePolicy orchestrator!!
Thanks for all the replies....
At 10:07 AM 1/24/2007 -0500, TheGesus wrote:
On 1/23/07, WALI <hkhasgiwale@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:HI list...
I ran a nmap scan on quite a few machines on my internal subnet and one
port that appears on all those scans, especially the machines that are
still running adequately patched but older Windows 2000 workstations, is
tcp 8081. Though nmap shows this as blackice-icecap port I do not find any
such application running in task manager neither is this installed.
nestat-a just lists this port as 'Listening' and does not list any
application name assigned to it, so why is this port there? Who is using
this? I have ran antivirus scan and spybot checker just to rule out any
malware possibilities.
Nessus Scan (tis weeks plugin feed) does not show this port listed amongst
any vulnerability.
Here is the nmap output:
SuSE101:/home/root # nmap -O 192.168.126.245 --osscan-guess
Starting Nmap 4.00 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2007-01-23 11:10 GST
Interesting ports on 192.168.126.245:
(The 1667 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed)
135/tcp open msrpc
139/tcp open netbios-ssn
445/tcp open microsoft-ds
2030/tcp open device2
8081/tcp open blackice-icecap
Device type: general purpose
Running: Microsoft Windows NT/2K/XP
OS details: Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 or XP SP1
Nmap finished: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 1.107 seconds
Very likely it's McAfee's ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) agent. Point a
browser at it (http://x.x.x.x:8081) and you should see the activity
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Welcome to the Library Blog! My name is Mrs. Elizabeth Fanning and I am Waldorf's School Librarian and Media Specialist. You can also email me at email@example.com. Thank you!
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Neel Kashkari, the long shot Republican candidate for governor of California, is not expected to win against the Democratic incumbent, Jerry Brown. He is 16 points behind in the polls and is being heavily outspent. But that did not stop him from mounting a vigorous assault on Brown during the one and only debate the two candidates are having for the 2014 election cycle, according to a Friday story in the Associated Press.
Kashkari's main line of attack concerned Tesla's decision to build a car battery plant in Nevada rather than California. He cited this as an example of Brown's failure to keep and attract business in the Golden State. The problem of businesses fleeing California to lower tax, lower regulation states like Texas is quite real. Texas Gov. Rick Perry once visited California to urge businesses there to come to Texas. Brown claimed that Tesla, an electric car company owned by entrepreneur Elon Musk, wanted a huge, off front payment which would have been "unfair" to Californians.
Kaskari went on the attack on environmental issues as well. He laid into Brown for his "climate change" based regulations that are due to hike gas prices and utility bills in California. He accused Brown of using expected revenues from those price increases to fund a $100 billion plus high speed rail project that is seen by many to be a boondoggle. Brown shot back that the regulations are necessary to combat global warming and that high speed rail is cheaper than alternatives like more highways.
The Wall Street Journal noted that the 16 "pause" in global warming is likely to continue for a few more decades. There is growing scientific consensus that temperature increases brought on by greenhouse gasses is being counteracted by other factors such as natural fluctuations of currents in the Atlantic Ocean. That would tend to tamp down on the urgency for government measures to combat climate change, since it does not seem to be happening.
Kaskari also hit Brown on his support for a state wide plastic bag ban and his support for teachers' unions over court ruling that overturned teacher tenure for being unfair to poor and minority students. The two candidates wrangled over Kaskari's inexperience in politics vs. Brown's being out of touch on account of being a lifelong politician. However, clearly, the advantage in the debate was Kaskari's. It may not be enough for him to close the gap, but the long shot candidate is at least fighting for the position as governor of California.


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Blake Lively wants kids! The actress and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, are ready for kids. According to Contact Music, Blake and Ryan have been thinking about starting a family and both of them feel that the time is now right. The 26-year-old actress married her Green Lantern co-star back in 2012. Despite several pregnancy rumors over the past two years, Blake and Ryan have just really enjoyed being newlyweds. However, it sounds like they are ready to take that next step together.
A source explained:
"Blake grew up in a big family, so she wants more than one [baby]. Blake wants lot of kids, and she's hoping their first baby is a girl.''
Blake Lively will be great with kids. She's really nurturing and seems like she would be a great mom. She is still young and has plenty of time to have a baby, but if she and Ryan are ready to become parents, they should totally do it. Both of them work so well together and really have built an incredible relationship over the years.
Ryan Reynolds previously said:
"I think you do a lot of personal healing when you're parenting a child. I mean, it's a difficult job. We all know it's one of the hardest jobs in the world. So, I think you could kind of help heal some of the past stuff from your childhood as well as, you know, that's the gift that keeps on giving, having children. That's an amazing experience.''
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Culinary delightsFrom the celebrated restaurants starred and listed by the gourmet guides – there are a conspicuously large number – to smart country inns, the gastronomic map of this corner of the country is exceptionally enticing. For every appetite, occasion and budget, there is a restaurant to suit.
The vines that flourish on the terraces above Lake Geneva and on the sunny slopes above Lake Neuchâtel have a firm place in the hearts of locals. With their changing colours, they mark the passage of the seasons. As you explore these vine-covered landscapes, you stumble across picturesque villages: houses decorated with window boxes full of flowers and shaded by giant roofs, monumental fountains and narrow alleyways. And, framing it all, the breathtaking sight of the Alps or the Jura mountains, rising on the horizon.
Local wineIn the Lake Geneva Region there are 28 controlled appellations, which are grouped into four geographical areas. When you taste a white wine, it will probably be a Chasselas, the main grape variety cultivated here. If you are drinking red, it will probably be a Gamay, Pinot noir or a Salvagnin.
In the winegrowing regions of La Côte, the Lavaux, Chablais, Bonvillars, Côtes de l'Orbe and Vully, most of the villages have a caveau, a cellar where you can taste local wines. You will also meet the winegrowers, whose passion for their craft and whose hospitality make this a region well worth visiting.


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Looking for something fun and educational to do with the kids now that spring break is upon us? Jack Hanna will appear at Busch Gardens on Saturday April 12 and Sunday April 13 to share stories about his adventures and animal ambassadors.
Jack is bound to bring his endless energy and fun-loving spirit to the Williamsburg park, along with a few furry, feathery or scaly friends. Just don't tell the kids that they're learning amid all of that fun.
There will be several opportunities and experiences for guests to enjoy presentations from Jack Hanna. Castle O'Sullivan and Das Festhaus will be the scene of a breakfast and lunch time experience. Coming from Busch Gardens, that is sure to be a tasty treat.
Jack Hanna will also be doing presentations at Teatro di San Marco Theater in the Italy section of the park throughout the weekend. Showtimes are at 11:30, 3:00 and 4:00.
Breakfast with Jack Hanna
- When: Sunday, April 13, 2014 at 9:00
- Where: Das Festhaus
- What: biscuits and gravy, hickory smoked bacon, scrambled eggs, muffins, fresh fruit and much more
- Price: $20 for adults, $12 for ages 3-9, ages three and under are free but they need a ticket
Lunch with Jack Hanna
- When: Saturday, April 12, 2014 and Sunday, April 13, 2014
- Where: Castle O'Sullivan
- What: pork BBQ sliders, macaroni and cheese, hot dogs, salad, Guiness-infused chili, baked potato bar and much more
- Price: $29 for adults, $17 for ages 3-9, ages three and under are free but they need a ticket
Park admission is required to attend the Jack Hanna presentations at Busch Gardens. Reservations are suggested. To purchase Jack Hanna tickets online, please visit SeaWorldParks.com. Season pass holders receive a 10% discount. There is no charge for the presentations held at Teatro di San Marco in Italy.
Jack Hanna is Director Emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and the host of shows such as Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures, Jack Hanna's Into the Wild and Jack Hanna's Wild Countdown. To learn more, please visit JackHanna.com.
One of the very cool things about Busch Gardens (and there are bunches of them) is the variety of animals they have – wolves, lemurs, lorikeets, a boa constrictor, an African serval and many more. This animal fan likes to check out Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve several times during Busch Gardens visits as there are always different animals out and about. You never know what you might see.
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Busch Gardens and SeaWorld Parks shares Jack Hanna's commitment to conservation and "animal ambassadors." SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment created the SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Conservation Fund to protect wildlife around the world, support habitat conservation and provide research, education and animal rescue programs. The company cares for more than 60,000 animals, including 200 endangered or threatened species, and has rescued more than 20,000 orphaned, injured or ill animals over four decades.
SeaWorld Parks has contributed more than $50 million to conservation, wildlife rescue and environmental stewardship initiatives, and it operates one of the world's most respected animal rescue and rehabilitation programs. To learn more about this private, non-profit foundation, please visit www.SWBG-ConservationFund.org.
Bindi Irwin, daughter of the late Steve Irwin, has just signed on as a youth ambassador to SeaWorld Parks. Read all about her conservation and wildlife education efforts by clicking right here.
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A driver was trapped in semitrailer for nearly three hours following a two-vehicle crash Wednesday morning in front of Harvey Arabians farm on state Route 3 in Montville Township.
Montville Police Chief Terry Grice said Timothy Cox, 49, of Lodi, was northbound on the state highway, between Good and Chippewa roads, when his truck rear-ended a hay wagon pulled by a farm tractor at about 7:30 a.m.
Cox lost control of his truck, which flipped on its side, blocking both lanes of the highway.
The highway was closed for about eight hours.
Cox was flown by helicopter to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland.
A hospital spokesperson said Cox was treated and released.
"He was alert and talking when freed from the truck," the chief said.
The farm tractor was driven by township resident John Harvey, 36. He was treated for minor injuries, Grice said.
Harvey is an owner of Harvey Arabians, 7487 Wooster Pike.
Harvey's tractor clipped a gas meter just off the road on the farm's property. Workers from Columbia Gas secured the meter, which for a time was leaking gas, Grice said.
The Medina County HAZMAT squad also was called in to handle liquid asphalt that the truck was hauling, which spilled onto the roadway.
Grice said the crash is under investigation. The speed limit on the portion of the highway where the crash occurred is 55 mph.
About two dozen police officers and firefighters responded from Medina County, Medina city, Seville-Guilford and the townships of Medina, Montville, Lafayette and Sharon.
Reporter Nick Glunt contributed to this report.
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What do pharmacists do?
Pharmacists are experts in medicines and how they work. They have five years education and training and play a key role in providing quality healthcare to patients. They work in the community, hospitals, industry and academic settings and use their clinical expertise to ensure the safe supply and use of medicines by the public.
About community pharmacists
Around 70% of pharmacists work in the community, in premises on local high streets all over the country.
There is no need to make an appointment to see a pharmacist, and you can talk them in confidence. The vast majority of community pharmacies now have a private consulting area.
Hospital pharmacists
Around 20% of pharmacists work in hospitals and play an essential role in patient care. Working as part of a multi-disciplinary team, they manage case loads and provide treatment programmes for all hospital patients. They specialise in a wide variety of clinical areas such as respiratory medicine, cardiology, infectious diseases, paediatrics and critical care.
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Academic pharmacists combine teaching or research with practising as a pharmacist. Academic pharmacists work in universities, research institutes and a variety of other organisations.
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- The number of prescription items dispensed by community pharmacies in England increased by 43.5 million from 842.5 million in 2008 to 886 million in 2009, an increase of 5.2%.
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Eddie Floyd
Soul singer/songwriter Eddie Floyd scored one of the defining hits of the Memphis soul sound with "Knock on Wood," a number one R&B smash that typified the Stax house style at its grittiest. Floyd was born in Montgomery, AL, in 1935, but grew up in Detroit, where his uncle Robert West owned a couple of record labels, including Lupine. In 1955, Floyd co-founded the seminal proto-soul group the Falcons, who eventually scored a major R&B hit with "You're So Fine" in 1959 (with Joe Stubbs, later of the Contours and 100 Proof Aged in Soul, as lead singer). After Stubbs' departure, Floyd spent a brief period as the Falcons' lead singer, until Wilson Pickett joined up. Now recording for West's Lupine imprint, the Falcons and Pickett cut their second undisputed classic, the gospel-inflected ballad "I Found a Love," in 1962. Pickett subsequently went solo, and the Falcons broke up in 1963.


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By Marion Walls, KF19, Tanzania
There's a buzz about Group Loans here in Dar Es Salaam! And now that I see them in action every day, I'm sold too! I'm volunteering as a Kiva Fellow at Tujijenge Tanzania where all Kiva loans are Group loans, so I've learned considerably more about them in the last six weeks. It's become clear why Group Loans are a mainstay of microcredit: they fill a particular niche for borrowers.
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November 15, 2013
As we reach the middle of November our sights focus on the crucial weeks of the football season. Fortunately, we approach it with our Crimson Tide football team sitting atop the rankings and in the midst of the race for a berth in the BCS National championship Game.
Last Saturday night, on a perfect football weekend that featured an amazing crowd, College Game Day on campus, a CBS national telecast, celebrities from all walks of life, a championship game atmosphere and two great college teams in a heavyweight championship caliber contest, there were two things that stood out to me as the difference in the game - leadership and the will to win.
When LSU took the opening drive of the second half and drove down to tie the game at 17, the game could have gone either way. After a couple of first downs, the Crimson Tide faced fourth-and-one around our own 40. If we punt, LSU clearly has the momentum. Instead, a brilliantly executed fake punt netted a first down around midfield and the ensuing drive for the go-ahead touchdown took 7 minutes and 50 seconds off the clock.
During that drive, leadership in all aspects (especially in half time adjustments by the staff), and the will to win asserted by the team were evident as the Crimson Tide turned the momentum in our favor, and over the remainder of the game pounded the Tigers into submission.
Hats off to Coach Saban, the staff and team for a great victory on the field. Hats off as well to the many staff members who performed at Championship levels off the field in the very complex management of successfully putting on an event of this magnitude. Everyone involved is to be congratulated. I�m most thankful for the opportunity to be a part of this program and look forward to our next challenge this week in our biggest SEC game of the year against Mississippi State!
Each week I will highlight student-athletes or teams that have performed at a high level to bring distinction to Alabama. Here are this week's spotlighted athletes:
*Coach Ed Allen's women's volleyball team earned its 20th win of the season last Friday night in a victory over Arkansas. Coach Allen's team posted Alabama's first 20-win season since 2005 and is poised for consideration for an NCAA Tournament berth, continuing Coach Allen's turnaround of the program in his fourth year as head coach. Congratulations to Coach Allen and his team and good luck this weekend as the Tide travels to matches at South Carolina on Friday night and at Florida on Sunday afternoon.
*Running back T.J. Yeldon, offensive lineman Austin Shepherd, linebacker C.J. Mosley, linebacker Trey DePriest, safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, special teams star Jarrick Williams and placekicker Cade Foster all earned Player of the Week honors by the coaching staff for their performances in the Tide's 38-17 win over LSU last Saturday night.
*Guard Trevor Releford scored 29 points while leading the Tide men's basketball team to its first win of the season, a 76-64 victory over Texas Tech on Thursday night at Coleman Coliseum. Trevor moved into 20th on the Alabama career scoring list during the game. Sophomore guard Retin Obasohan had a career-high 15 points and a career-best five steals while playing a crucial role in the victory.
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What's up, Brolio, it's Sharkolio, stinkiest fish in the Milky Waypsipinion. I disc golf while listening to KRNA on my RadioPup App. Sometimes when I hear Incubus while at Legion Park in Marion, the plastic flies straighter. Don't deny the S.C.I.E.N.C.E. of the trajectory. Been doing this KRNA radio thing on and off for a few short decades and couldn't be happier that it's being done here in Cedar Rapids. OK…San Diego would make me happier, but it would take longer to drive through traffic jams to get to the disc course discourse. Scenery would be better though. Come to think of it…does Townsquare Media serve California? Kurt Johnson, please dial 319.892-3573.
Annerhey Paranoid Androids, it's really really really super groovy to be able to deliver the soundscape across our 80-mile wattage cottage and across the planets of the solar federation. Thanks for being my brothers and sisters in the garden of sound. Keep your hands on on the turf and keep reaching for Acidalia Planitia.


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Does anyone know what bullseye distribution is?
It should be a special case of Weibull distribution, but I haven't found any useful information after googled it.
Just for information, I heard this term from a german.
So it could be some uncommon translation from german to english.
And moreover, it represents a result due to a combination of independent impacts.
Thanks a lot. I would say this is a proper math question though no formulae are involved.
UPDATE: Thanks Ross Millikan for the answer!
I have some following questions.
Does Rayleigh distribtuion only represent a 2D Gaussian distribution?
For completeness, this statement can be made as following:
$X \sim N(\mu, \sigma)$ and $Y \sim N(\mu, \sigma)$
then $\sqrt{X^{2}+Y^{2}} \sim Rayleigh(\sigma)$
So, is there a distribution which can be explicitly written for multidimensional Gaussian distribtuion,lets say N-dim?


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Striped mullet is the largest and most abundant mullet species in the Gulf of Mexico. The common names, jumping mullet and jumping jack, relate to the tendency of these strong fish to make multiple leaps out of the water. Striped mullet are able to tolerate a wide salinity range from full strength seawater to freshwater, which enables them to inhabit marine environments, estuaries, lagoons and freshwater rivers.
Mullet is a schooling fish that migrates in fall and winter to spawn offshore, forming mass spawning migrations. Fishing efforts target the spawning aggregates that result from these migrations. The fish is harvested for human consumption, for use as bait, as well as for their roe (fish eggs), most of which is exported to Asia.
Striped mullet flesh is somewhat oily, and thus is best prepared smoked, baked, or broiled as opposed to fried. Striped mullet is also used in Chinese medicine.
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Striped mullet harvest
Striped mullet occur worldwide between latitudes 51º N and 42º S. In the southeastern United States, striped mullet is an important commerical fish, especially in North Carolina and Florida. During the fall spawning season, the commercial fishery targets fish containing roe (fish eggs). Throughout the rest of the year mullet are fished commercially for human consumption (particularly the west coast of Florida) and bait.
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In the U.S., strike nets, gill nets (wrap-around and set nets), cast nets and seine nets are used to catch mullet.
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Management of the striped mullet fishery in the U.S. is overseen by the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission (GSMFC) as well as Division of Marine Fisheries (NCDMF) in North Carolina. A special Striped Mullet Technical Task Force (TTF) was formed to create the fishery management plan for the Gulf States. Fish management plans use scientific research and fishery information to develop the best ways to sustain the striped mullet population so it remains a viable fishery in the future, while also considering the ecological, social and economic aspects of the fishery.
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Striped mullet produce a large number of offspring, allowing the fish to remain abundant and withstand fishing pressure. Management plans have either banned or implemented heavy restrictions on certain types of fishing gear (e.g. set gill nets), thus reducing the destructive impacts of fishing. Methods used to harvest striped mullet minimize bycatch and impacts on the ocean floor. These management decisions promote sustainability of the fishery and minimize environmental impact, which combine to make striped mullet an ocean-friendly seafood choice.
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What mirror self-recognition in nonhumans can tell us about aspects of self
- Theresa S.S. SchilhabAffiliated withLearning Lab Denmark, Danish University of Education
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Research on mirror self-recognition where animals are observed for mirror-guided self-directed behaviour has predominated the empirical approach to self-awareness in nonhuman primates. The ability to direct behaviour to previously unseen parts of the body such as the inside of the mouth, or grooming the eye by aid of mirrors has been interpreted as recognition of self and evidence of a self-concept. Three decades of research has revealed that contrary to monkeys, most great apes (humans, common chimpanzees, pygmy chimpanzees and orangutans but not the gorilla) have convincingly displayed the capacity to recognize self by mirrors. The putative discontinuity in phylogeny of the ability suggests the existence of a so-called cognitive gap between great apes and the rest of the animal kingdom. However, methodological and theoretical inconsistencies regarding the empirical approach prevail. For instance, the observation of self-directed behaviour might not be as straightforward as it seems. In addition, the interpretation of mirror self-recognition as an index of self-awareness is challenged by alternative explanations, raising doubt about some assumptions behind mirror self-recognition. To evaluate the significance of the test in discussions of the concept of self this paper presents and analyses some major arguments raised on the mirror task.
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Volume 19, Issue 1 , pp 111-126
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College Hockey:NCAA D-III Quarterfinal: Norwich vs. Manhattanville
Norwich Cadets (22-6-0 overall record, 15-4-0 in the ECAC East)
With Sundays convincing 8-2 win over yet another six seed (Salem State) in the ECAC East looking to claim the title, the Cadets claimed the auto-bid to the NCAA tournament and now move on to prepare for an ECAC East meets ECAC West battle as Manhattanville makes the trek this weekend to play in Northfield.
The two teams have only met once previously back in 2004 during the Times-Argus Tournament hosted at Norwich. Manhattanville won a close game by a 3-2 score.
Offensively the Cadets showed that they dont need a power play to put the puck in the net, having scored seven even-strength goals and one shorthanded tally against the Vikings in the championship game on Sunday. Overall Norwich outscored their opponents by a 21-4 margin in the playoffs.
We got the hockey gods on are side with some good bounces of the puck last weekend, coomented Norwich head coach Mike McShane. It was great to get the offense going and score all of those goals in the playoff games but we expect a different kind of game this Saturday night.
Leading the way are five players with 10 or more goals and a total of six players with 20 or more points. ECAC East Player of the Year, Rick Cleaver (31 goals, 19 assists, 50 points) continues to be a big game player collecting a hat trick and an assist against Salem State during a five goal outburst in the first and second periods that put the game away for the Cadets.
What is even more amazing is that Norwich has scored 133 goals this season and has scored 44 in the first period, 44 in the second period and 45 in the third period — talk about balance.
We really felt fortunate to be in a close game with them in the first couple of periods, commented UMass-Boston head coach Peter Belisle whose team fell to the Cadets in the ECAC East semifinals by a 5-2 score. They are really talented upfront with skill and speed and can create good scoring chances. What is most impressive is the depth and talent they have on their second, third and fourth lines. There isnt much drop-off with those units and they definitely contribute on the scoresheet.
Defensively the Cadets are deep and mobile and with Phil Sbrocchi (1-14-15) and with the return of Sylvain Messier (4-10-14) from a mid-season injury, they have some firepower from the blueline that augments their strong offense and makes the power play very effective at almost a 27% success rate.
In goal sophomore David Thompson (.902SP, 2.12 GAA, 14-2-0) has again posted strong numbers in posting all three wins in the conference playoffs and backstopping the Cadets into the national tournament. Ryan Kligensmith, who saw action in two of the playoffs game, carries in impressive numbers as well with a 7-2-0 record to go with a .910 save percentage and even 2.00 goals against average.
We thought we might challenge the defense and goaltending by getting as many shots as possible from all angles, noted Belisle. We didnt think he had been challenged much and tried to force some mistakes but he made the big saves and controlled rebounds really well keeping everything away from the front of the net.
David is playing his position really well right now, stated McShane. He is moving well and is in position and I really like the way he is approaching the game right now. He is healthy and playing with confidence.
Expect a different kind of match-up this weekend in the NCAA tournament than the Cadets saw last weekend.
We know we are playing a strong defensive team, stated McShane. They play a tough trap and really like to tie you up in the neutral zone. This will be a tough, tough game. It will be tight checking and physical. None of the kids on this team were here when we played them last so it will be a new experience and at least well have the crowd at home.
Only eight teams remain and Saturday the Cadets look to return to the Frozen Four.
Manhattanville Valiants (18-6-3 overall, 8-5-2 in ECAC West)
Two times this year, Manhattanvilles season hung in the balance. Most recent was on February 22 after the Valiants had just suffered a bad 5-1 loss to Neumann College. Manhattanville was then 0-2-1 in its last three games and it appeared that the season, and any hopes of an NCAA bid, were slipping away from them.
Manhattanville coach Keith Levinthal made a gutsy decision, starting an unproven freshman Steve Parry in goal the next night. The move paid off and Parry has now gone 3-0 since that time, including posting a shutout against Elmira in the ECAC West championship game last weekend and being named the ECAC West tournament MVP.
The second moment when the season teetered on the edge was last December.
The Valiants struggled to come together as a team during the first half of the season, having some success but also many failures. Levinthal decided to change the teams leadership, putting the captains letters in the hands of four seniors who had been with the team for all four years.
While none of the members of this group were vocal players, they led by example. Those players — Chris Wanchulak, Zeke Hume, Jason Murfitt and Paul Reimer — had helped the team make appearances in each of the last three NCAA tournaments.
It is a real tribute for the kids involved, said Levinthal. It is so hard to get into this tournament. The group of four seniors who have been here all four years are a real special group. Im so happy for them. All four of them are outstanding students, are good kids who happen to be good hockey players too.
At the mid-season mark, I took all the captains letters away and put them in their hands. I said you got us here three years in a row and were going to put our fate in your hands. They rose to the challenge.
Last year, Manhattanville defeated Babson 5-3 in the NCAA quarterfinals before losing to Middlebury 3-2 in the semis. While the Valiants are 1-2 all-time in the NCAA quarterfinal round, Manhattanville will look to use its experience of playing in front of large and hostile crowds in the ECAC West to counter the home rink advantage at Norwich this weekend.
I dont know if NCAA experience gives a whole lot of advantage because we are playing a team that has been there a lot too, said Levinthal. Its not a disadvantage for us, though. Having played at Utica and Elmira, in front of large crowds that were vocal, it shouldnt be a factor at Norwich for us.
Manhattanville last played Norwich in the championship game of the Cadets Times-Argus tournament in 2004. The Valiants won that meeting, 3-2, to take the tournament trophy.
Not much has changed since then as Manhattanville is expecting to once again play a highly skilled Norwich team in front of a loyal Cadet crowd.
From an offensive and skill standpoint, they are loaded, said Levinthal.
Theyve got a lot of guys that are capable of making big plays, and that will be a challenge for us to have to face their team in front of their crowd. A lot of teams in our league play such a tight checking style, we dont play a team like Norwich that often.
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