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A question that seems so simple and without any taint of negative intent is often heard at many social gatherings. The question, simply put, is, "And where did you go to school?" Charming entree into a conversation that may range far and wide and forge comfortable connections that are the oil of soc..
Who Needs Homework or School, Anyway?
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Take yourself back to your beginning school years and what one feature of your schooling stands out? I'll bet it's all that homework that you were given and which your parents insisted you complete before you could go out to play or even go to bed at night. Homework was seen as the golden standard f..
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Teachers, dedicated or not, are expected to do something wonderful each day: teach. They are expected to bring the joy and magical experience of learning to our children and to the older adults who didn't have that opportunity as children. Yet, the politics of education are mired in special interest..
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Bartending is actually an entertaining, profitable but demanding profession, and you will find most of the time two routes to the best. You can start bussing tables, and steadily crawl up the greasy pole right up until perhaps, just maybe, to conclude ensure it is to being a bartender, otherwise you..
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A bartender, as most people know, is someone who serves beverages to patrons from at the rear of a bar. These beverages tend to be alcoholic, though most restaurants have a bartender of some form that gives all drinks, soft beverages, and many others for the restaurant. Any time a bartender is calle..
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Presento las principales ciudades de río europeas, con rigor, ante la ausencia de listas semejantes. El criterio y filtro reductor ha sido el siguiente: Magnitud de las cuencas fluviales > Sitas a la orilla del río principal que da nombre a la cuenca > Fuera de todo estuario, de..
Wine Pairing For Wellness Campaign
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In a country like India where population is more than 1.3 billion, can you think how many students would have graduated each year, and what about the job opportunities? Talking about the professional courses like engineering, what does the on-campus recruiters want? They only recruit the top student..


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Tom Degan: It's oodles of fun these days to watch a moderately intelligent guy like Romney stumbling around the country saying all sorts of mind-jarringly stupid things.
The Message Is Clear; Half The People Got It
Anthony Samad: Election night in the 8th District served as an opportunity to send a message to a politician who has lost his respect for constituents and of his constituents.
L.A.'s 8th District Revolt: It's More than a "Tantrum"
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Tom Degan: Then there is the core of the Democratic vote, the so-called "base". Like the half-witted six-year-old who didn't receive the toy he wanted for Christmas, they're in the process of having a blue-faced tantrum. Because they didn't get all of that nice hope and change stuff that Barack Obama promised them two years ago, they're just going to stay home and sulk on Election Day.
What Still Ails America
Leave it to President Obama to wrap up his speech about health care reform in a brief examination of the American character. True. For the love of God, somebody has to say something. Obama, however, did not see America the Mean.
If You're Not Angry and Bitter, You're Not Paying Attention
A one-sentence comment posted in the blogosphere really nails it. As the political hissy-fit over Barack Obama's "bitter" remarks continues to heave itself on the floor like some three-year-old tantrum-thrower in the canned soup aisle at the grocery store, a blogger calling herself Lugnut spells it out: "If you're not angry and bitter, you're not […]


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Area home prices inch higher
Sales depressed, inventory still high
In a housing market desperate for good news, there was at least a smidgen in year-end data released Monday: The average price of existing homes sold in the metro Milwaukee area inched upward in 2010.
It was the first time since 2007 that the average sale price rose in Milwaukee and Washington counties, and the first time since 2006 in Waukesha County. The last year the average sale price increased in Ozaukee County was 2008.
But that positive development last year came while sales fell 13.6% in the four-county area, the inventory of houses for sale remained large and average sale prices - even while climbing a bit - continue to hover at levels going back to the early 2000s.
Joan Read, manager of the North Shore office of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, said the average price increase was taken as "a little glimmer" of hope for the local market. She was realistic, though.
"Nobody is expecting a miracle or things all of a sudden to change back to normal as we remember it," Read said.
In all, there were 12,367 homes sold by Realtors in the four-county metro area in 2010, down from 14,321 in 2009, according to Metro MLS Inc.
Home sales fell 17.1% in Milwaukee County, 7.6% in Waukesha County and 17.4% in Washington County. Sales in Ozaukee County rose slightly. The figures and averages do not include homes sold directly by owners.
Mike Ruzicka, president of the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors, noted that home sales in the first half of 2010 were fueled by federal homebuyer tax credits, which were especially effective at bringing first-time buyers into the market. After the tax credits expired at the end of April, sales dropped off. That boost in sales in the first half of last year is going to make it tough to produce higher sales figures for comparison in the first six months of 2011, he said.
However, some real estate professionals say more move-up and bigger homes have started to sell, which has increased the average sale price. In Cedarburg, for instance, there were 169 existing homes sold last year, and the average price was $294,785. That compares with 147 sales and an average price of $282,433 in 2009.
Ruzicka said the modest increase in average prices in the metro area is a sign prices have bottomed.
"They are not going to start going up sharply. For a couple of years they've been bouncing around the bottom here," Ruzicka said. "I don't know if we've necessarily turned the corner, but we're at the bottom."
Economist Brian Jacobsen said recoveries in the housing market tend to be local and track with jobs. Jacobsen, an associate professor of business administration at Wisconsin Lutheran College, said that nationally, there still could be a 5% to 6% decline in prices of existing homes this year.
"The fact that our unemployment rate in Wisconsin is lower than the national average is probably one of the reasons why our home prices aren't declining as they have nationally," said Jacobsen, who also is chief portfolio strategist for Wells Fargo Advantage Funds in Menomonee Falls.
The national unemployment rate was 9.4% in December, and 7.6% in Wisconsin in November, the latest month available.
The increase in average sale prices in the area "has been one of the bright spots if you're trying to pull something out of the 2010 market," said Tammy Maddente, executive vice president of First Weber Group. But real estate professionals are glad the year is over, she said.
"Obviously we all know the market was down and it was a very challenging year, and we're really glad to have it behind us. Let's hope this is a better one," she said.
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Become a skilled telecommunications professional as you learn the tools of the trade from industry experts on the job and earn nationally recognised qualifications.
Over the next 10 years several thousand employees will be needed to design, build and operate the nbn™ network. You could join the team as a Telecommunications Linesworker or Cable Jointer.
If selected to be part of the Career Start Program you will be working for one of our Delivery Partners or their subcontractors who are working together to build the nbn™ network across Australia.
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The building and development of the nbn™ network requires technically skilled workers. However, across the general population of Australia, there is a shortage of people who have the skills required to complete the work for the rollout of the nbn™ network.
The Career Start Program aims to provide training for these skill gaps and currently supports the roles of Telecommunications Linesworker and Cable Jointer.
A Linesworker's daily job is to build and support the network lines that connects home and businesses across Australia to the broader nbn™ network. They install, monitor and replace cables in a variety of locations from poles in the air to underground units and everything in between. The varied technologies and systems they work on means Linesworkers interact with other telecommunications roles such as Cable Jointers or Designers, and will often work in teams to complete a job.
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Trump Camp Says 'Get Even' is a Perfectly Christian Message
Yesterday we noted that Donald Trump recently spoke at Liberty University where he delivered a rather unique message to a gathering of thousands of Christian students: "Get even!"
Sensing that perhaps 'seek revenge' was not exactly central to the message that Jesus preached, ABC News reached out to the Trump camp seeking comment and were told that Trump's message was perfectly Christian because Jesus himself "would and did" get even ... and even Liberty U agrees:
In a statement, Trump's special counsel, Michael Cohen, said he checked with a university official on the appropriateness of Trump's comment.
The verdict? "Jesus would 'get even.'"
"The biased liberal media continues to distort the success of Mr. Trump's speech at Liberty University to more than 10,000 students. Most recently they question his advice to the student body 'to get even' and call the statement anti-Christian. Wrong!" Michael Cohen said in a statement to ABC News. " I conferred with Johnnie Moore at Liberty University and questioned whether Jesus would 'get even.' The answer is 'he would & he did.' Johnny explained that the bible is filled with stories of God getting even with his enemies, Jesus got even with the Pharisees and Christians believe that Jesus even got even with Satan by rising from the dead. God is portrayed as giving grace, but he is also portrayed as one tough character — just as Trump stated."
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Analysis relying on a new OECD measure of the routine intensity of occupations shows the extent to which countries differ in the share of employment accounted for by routine jobs. It finds that while technological innovation is always associated with higher employment, ICTs correlates positively with employment in all occupations but not in high-routine jobs. Finally, offshoring need not hurt routine-intensive workers.
Digitalisation, globalisation, demographic shifts and other changes in work organisation are constantly reshaping skill needs. This can lead to persistent skill shortages and mismatch which are costly for individuals, firms and society in terms of lost wages and lower productivity and growth. These costs can be reduced through better assessment and anticipation of changing skill needs and by improving the responsiveness of skills development to these changes.
This report identifies effective strategies for improving labour market information on skill needs and ensuring that this information is used effectively to develop the right skills. It provides a comparative assessment of practices across 29 countries in the following areas: i) the collection of information on existing and future skill needs; ii) the use of this information to guide skill development policies in the areas of labour, education and migration; and iii) governance arrangements to ensure good co-ordination among the key stakeholders in the collection and use of skill needs information.
Job displacement (involuntary job loss due to firm closure or downsizing) affects many workers over their lifetime. Displaced workers may face long periods of unemployment and, even when they find new jobs, tend to be paid less and have fewer benefits than in their prior jobs. Helping them get back into good jobs quickly should be a key goal of labour market policy. This report is the fourth in a series of reports looking at how this challenge is being tackled in a number of OECD countries. It shows that many displaced workers get new jobs relatively quickly in Australia, mostly thanks to a flexible and dynamic labour market. A small minority of displaced workers receive special support via the labour adjustment programmes, but some displaced workers who would need specific assistance, in particular in the older worker and/or low-educated groups, do not get sufficient support or only too late. There is room to improve policies by moving away from the current sectoral approach to special assistance programmes for workers collectively dismissed, towards an approach covering all sectors of the economy, with the intensity of intervention tailored to the circumstances and needs of the displaced workers. Expanding the training component for displaced workers and making use of skills assessment and training to better target the training and enhance its effectiveness would also help displaced workers transition to sustainable jobs of a certain quality.
Latvia has undergone major economic and social change since the early 1990s. Despite an exceptionally deep recession following the global financial crisis, impressive economic growth over the past two decades has narrowed income and productivity gaps relative to comparator countries in the OECD. But Latvians report low degrees of life satisfaction, very large numbers of Latvians have left the country, and growth has not been inclusive. A volatile economy and very large income disparities create pressing needs for more effective social and labour-market policies. The government's reform programme rightly acknowledges inequality as a key challenge. However, without sustained policy efforts and adequate resources, there is a risk that productivity and income growth could remain below potential and social cohesion could be further weakened by high or rising inequality.
Today the OECD is launching a new project with JP Morgan and Chase Foundation to measure and analyse skills needs in a harmonized way across countries. Experts from various countries and fields of discipline are meeting at the OECD to discuss methodological issues involved in developing a cross-country indicator of skill needs. By informing policy, this new data tool will make strides towards addressing skill shortages.
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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and J.P. Morgan through its Foundation today launched a new project "Adapting to Changing Skills Needs" to fill knowledge gaps in the assessment of skill mismatches and to identify international best practice in addressing them.
A discussion on how can we reconcile the apparently contradicting views of labour market demand for soft skills versus technical job-specific skills.
Openness to change and a continuous questioning of the way we work are the keys to being prepared for the Future of Work. This advice comes from Mark Keese, Head of the Employment Analysis and Policy Division at the OECD, and we catch up with Mark following the OECD's Future of Work Forum in January 2016.
Discussion on how technology helps measuring skills shortages in real time
Regional disparities in the supply and demand of skills do exists in many OECD countries. Local level actors need to be equipped with the right tools and capacities to develop innovative employment and job creation strategies tailored to their local conditions.


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Darchinyan, Mbamba Make Weight, Ready To Rumble
By Chris LaBate
IBO bantamweight champion Vic Darchinyan (36-3-1, 27KOs), and challenger Evans Mbamba (18-1, 9KOs), had no issues with making the weight for their scheduled clash on Saturday night in Yerevan's Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concert Complex. The challenger came in light, at 53 kilograms [116.8-pounds], while Darchinyan was 53.5-kilograms [117.9-pounds].
"I've waited 2 years to face Darchinyan, and now my dream will finally be fulfilled. I've gone to great lengths to prepare myself for the fight. I'm ready to make boxing history," Mbamba said.
Darchinyan replied - "Mbamba's crashing defeat will be something to go down in history. I've been training for 16 weeks and I am definitely in better shape. No matter how strong my opponent is, I'll be the one to send him to the floor. I'm sure the show will be a magnificent one."
[QUOTE=sebastianb7312;11072250]Vic was a WBA, WBC & IBF super flyweight World Champion. Darchinyan is a former IBF flyweight champion and he has captured 4 IBO titles in his career. Wtf else does he need to prove to the haters! All he…Comment by sako5 on 09-02-2011
[QUOTE=throbk1974;11073290]Good to see that Nonito Donaire's son, Vic, is staying busy! :bottle:[/QUOTE] It's not worse than being Rosendo Sanchez's son. [URL="http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=119969&cat=boxer"]http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=119969&cat=boxer[/URL]Comment by throbk1974 on 09-02-2011
Good to see that Nonito Donaire's son, Vic, is staying busy! :bottle:Comment by sako5 on 09-02-2011
Glad to see that there are still non-Armenian Vic fans on here ! Medved > it will be broadcasted on ShantTV, don't know if any international channel will broadcast it aswell, though. Maybe they will put an online legal link…Comment by Medved on 09-02-2011
Vic got robbed against Lowblow Mares and got hit with 40 low blows. A prime and motivated Vic owns anyone in that division. I wanna see him train hard and be motivated then go and own Agbeko and Mares and…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (14)


text: The Norwegian archipelago of Vesterålen, in the northwest of the Scandinavian country is where you'll find the town of Sortland. Having been little more than a transfer point for those travelling across the mountainous regions in the past, now Sortland's quirky personality comes through with just a glace; The Blue City was made that way by a notable inhabitant with gallons of paint ready to add some personality. Hire a car in Sortland and you can see for yourself just what lends the town its own unique qualities – from the unusual architecture to the stunning sights visible in the night sky; aurora borealis.


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Popular Las Vegas slot machine finally pays out
JACKPOT! Linda/Walter Misco of New Hampshire hit $2.4 mill on legendary @mgmlionsshare #vegas via John O'Donnell (r) pic.twitter.com/YcK9N0uflq
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After 20 years, one of the most popular slot machines in Las Vegas has finally paid out.
MGM Grand's Lion's Share machine had amassed a jackpot of $2.4 million dollars over two decades. But in just 5 minutes, Walter and Linda Misco of New Hampshire struck it rich.
Lion's Share has been MGM Grand's most popular slot machine — out of 1,900 — with gamblers playing it an average of five times more often than other games.
The machine, which even has its own Twitter account, will now be retired.
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We want to save and selectively re-open browser sessions.
First macro/program should save the URL's of all open tab's of a browser in a predefined spreadsheet.
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Pakistan completed a brilliant chase of 302 in two sessions to win the third Test at Sharjah and draw their series against Sri Lanka.
After the bowlers had fought back in the morning session to set up the run-chase, Pakistan's top order scored at 4.45 an over in the afternoon to keep themselves in contention.
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It was Pakistan's second-highest chase in Tests, bettered only by their 315 for nine to beat Australia in Karachi 20 years ago.
Sri Lanka, needing just a draw to win the series 1-0, looked in firm control at the start of the day as they boasted a lead of 220 with five second-innings wickets in hand.
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Wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed, promoted to number five, produced a fine cameo of 48 at better than a run a ball to offer further hope.
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Birds-Eye View of the Amazon Airborne Archaeologist Challenges the Myth of a Pristine Wilderness
by Ted Mann
In the office of a typical archaeologist, you would expect to find things like stone tools, pottery fragments, and maybe even a few Wooly Mammoth bones. But Clark Erickson is no typical archaeologist. Oversize rolls of aerial photographs are stacked into tubular pyramids on a desk and worktable in his University Museum office. They fill up file cabinets and populate a storage room. At last count, he had about 700 giant aerial and satellite imagesalmost all of them picturing some region of the Amazon.
He rolls out a 1958 U.S. Air Force photo of a Bolivian savannah. Even with the vast acreage blown up to movie-poster size, the details are as impenetrable as braille to the sighted. See that, he says, pointing to a line running across the landscape. Anything thats straightits not natural. With a finger, he traces a symmetrical block of toothpick shapes. These are raised fields. See, you can pick out the linear patterns. With Ericksons narration, more and more geometric designs pop off the glossy printsettlement mounds, fish weirs, irrigation canals, roads. The photo begins to look like a prehistoric engineering blueprint. Unlike most archaeologists, Erickson doesnt begin his research in excavated holes; he starts in the sky, reading the landscape for markers of vanished civilizations.
For the past decade, Erickson has used aerial imagesborrowed from the military, scientists, and even oil companiesto guide his fieldwork. What hes discovered about the prehistoric Amazon challenges many textbook teachings. Before Columbus, he argues, the area was heavily populated and agriculturally advanced. His work has led to a surprising supposition: Humans may have engineered nearly every aspect of the Amazon landscape.
As an undergraduate, Erickson wasted no time becoming an archaeologist. He was part of an excavation on the first day of freshman-year classes and then spent two summers at digs on Lake Titicaca in South America. The biggest discovery of his young career came at the endin the rear-view mirror of a beat-up Volkswagen bus. The team was departing on a five-hour drive back to civilization. On an unpaved, uninhabited stretch of road, cresting over a ridge, Erickson stole one last glance at the diminishing lakebed. Through the cracked windows, he couldnt believe what he saw: an unnatural crosshatch pattern. It covered several square miles, and it seemed to be human-made.
In this part of the Amazon, farming is difficult. The soil spends half the year scorched in desert heat and the other half inundated with rain. For this reason, say scholars, the region is incapable of sustaining large civilizations. Erickson believes the raised fields he glimpsed through the back window of his microbus were a solution hit upon by an ancient people. The system of mounds and canals provided irrigation in the dry season and drained the soil during floods. Ten years before, geographer William Denevan had written about the fields, but by the 1970s, when Erickson was there, no archaeologist had studied them. No one knew the age of the structures, who built them, or if they even worked.
By the time Erickson earned a Ph.D., he was itching to return. But as he hiked the dirt roads in search of the earthen structures hed glimpsed before, the ancient fields seemed to have disappeared. From that point on, he says, I vowed never to set foot on the landscape without having studied aerial photographs first. Now he rents a $300-an- hour Cessna, and a team of three students helps him photograph the sites from every angle.
With aerial images, Erickson rediscovered the missing raised fields, and he immediately began analyzing them. Subsequent digs proved that the mounded fields date back to about 100 B.C. and may have been cultivated until A.D. 1100. The dimensions of the rectangular plots were astounding: Each row rose three feet high, measured up to 30 feet wide, and stretched 1,300 feet long. Between the rows were canals, also 30 feet wide and three feet deep.
As much as he learned about the fields, he kept coming back to one nagging question: Were they productive? To answer this, he tried a little experimental archaeology recreating ancient tools and methods in order to better understand how the raised fields worked. With help from colleagues and local farmers, he built a field from scratch and worked it year-round. We found that productivity was three to four times traditional practices like slash-and-burn, he reports.
The more time Erickson spent in South America, the more he kept running into, and collaborating with, a group of sympathetic researchers, including Denevan and anthropologist William Balée. Together, the three men challenged conventional thinking about the Amazon. To begin with, they dismissed the pristine myth that the Americas before Columbus were an untouched Eden. Denevan countered that, in fact, much of the Amazon is anthropogenichuman madeand the sheer number of engineered earthworks and their size, he concluded, would have required a massive workforce.
Looking at an aerial photo of the Baures region of Bolivia, Ericksons index finger dances between dark polka dots covering bare earth. These, he notes, are forest islands and mounds that can rise 60 feet above the savanna. Causeways radiate from them like spokes on a wheel. Erickson and Balée have shown that the mounds were once settlements, housing between 500 and 1,000 inhabitants. Beneath the canopies of the island forests, the two men discovered pottery, bones, and orchards of fruit trees. The dozens of raised causeways, however, still leave Erickson scratching his head. Most are straight as a ruler, stretching from mound to mound. It looks like everyone in the society had their own road and used it once!
For all the evidence that Erickson and his colleagues have offered, there is still resistance to the idea of a once populous Amazon. Old-school anthropol-ogists, like the Smithsonians Betty Meggers, hold that the regions aluminum-rich soil couldnt have supported the agricultural base a large civilization needs to thrive. Environmentalists push the pristine myth and, Erickson fears, often see his work as some excuse that were giving developers to go and rape the Amazon. Even natural scientists abhor the new anthropocentric view of the Amazon. When I give talks at the Field Museum in Chicago, there is always a bunch of them literally yelling at me. Meggers went so far as to claim, in the journal Latin American Antiquity, that the myth of El Dorado is being revived by archaeologists.
In an ironic twist, the lost gold of El Dorado may turn out to be that oft maligned soil. In the 1990s, geologists began examining Amazonian earth, and though much was inhospitable, large swaths turned out to be fertile. Called Amazonian Dark Earth, or terra preta by locals, this near-black soil has amazing properties. Dark Earth retains its nutrients during tropical rains, while other soil is leeched, and like potting soil, it is far more productive for growing crops. The trait that makes it so exceptional, and enigmatic, is its ability to regenerate. Locals quarry and farm the rich soil, and their supply always grows back. Dark Earth re-creates itself atop a base layer and growsjust like a living organism.
Scientists are still analyzing the biology, but Erickson believes the Amazon Indians enriched their earth with a microorganism, one that resisted depletion and helped fertilize. If better understood, this process of inoculating poor soil with a bacterial booster could aid parts of the undeveloped world starved for agriculture. Recently, geographers estimated that the creators of this ancient technology managed to terraform at least 10 percent of Amazoniaan area the size of France. Along with the raised fields, fish weirs, causeways, and other anthropogenic features, Dark Earth may in fact be one of countless footprints left by a lost civilization. Indeed, if Erickson is right, the Amazon could be humankinds largest engineering relic.
Ted Mann, C00, wrote for the winter issue.
GGG Ping.
Kudos to Erickson. ("It does move!" BUMP)
Thanks, blam. Another good post.
Seems environmentalism is shown again to be only about prohibiting private property.
Wrong. Its books and computers now. I have three computers and have long since covered the two windows with extra book cases. (Didn't like that view anyway.)
And I have a private office upstairs with 48 feet of additional bookshelf (all full) and another computer.
Something has happened for man and his culture disappear from there.
What and why?
I propose we're not advancing but rather digressing.
Perhaps entropy was the wrong word ... how about 2nd Law of thermodynamics.
A few years ago, I saw a NG special on this area (described in this article) and one archaeologist said that it would have taken a population of 50 million to do all that work.
Recently had to read "A River Ran Wild" for a children's lit class. Found it very biased in that it makes it seem that the indigenous peoples did very little to the land. Hopefully, more such research can help put the story straight.
The strange productiveness might be related to fish emulsion.
A nastier smelling product I can't imagine but it makes plants grow.
Roger that!
"Before it became the New World, the Western Hemisphere was vastly more populous and sophisticated than has been thoughtan altogether more salubrious place to live at the time than, say, Europe. New evidence of both the extent of the population and its agricultural advancement leads to a remarkable conjecture: the Amazon rain forest may be largely a human artifact.
What happened was tuberculosis, influenza and measles.
These diseases, inadvertently introduced into the Americas by the newly arrived Europeans, spread like wildfire through the indigenous populations.
Literally millions died, 99% of whom never met a European or even knew of their existence. There is little doubt that this is what happened in the Amazon.
There have been a number of past posts on this subject here on FR. After I do a bit of research, I'll post the links if I can find them.
We progress and antigress at the same time.
For the last century and a half professional archaeologists have declared the mounds to be natural in origin, not manmade, because there are neither remains nor artifacts in the mounds (typical of Woodland Indians they know about).
The Jackson county culture is very similar to one of the earliest found on the Peruvian Pacific coast which also built mounds without artifacts or human remains in them. That culture also created an immense level plain in their settlement area.
Here an archaeologist has evidence of a third culture that built mounds (with some artifacts), as well as large level plains around them.
The mounds in Jackson County (mostly in and around Seymour, Indiana) were not "piled up" with thousands of baskets of dirt and sand. Rather, they look more like mounds "left behind" as the plain around them was flattened.
Just West of Seymour is a Council Circle used by American Indians. During the period of white expansion this circle served to provide the delineation of what's called the Ten O'Clock Line to the NW, and another survey line to the NE. These lines themselves parallel the Southernmost lines of a piece of astro-archaeology near Anderson, Indiana where paleo-Indians had constructed a series of mounds that mimic the Big Dipper constellation. Those mounds have no buried artifacts in them either, although there are other mounds in the area that do ~ those with astronimical significance are empty of identity!
We don't really know who built them.
I'd say this guy is on the right track once he starts identifying mounds and raised bed structures with astronomical significance.
At the same time "I" will be on an even bigger track having noted the similarities of two paleo-cultures 5,000+ miles apart!
HISTORIC NOTE: Freeman Field at Seymour was built right on this same level plain for use as a base for the Black Air Force of WWII.
Our technology progresses, while the societal conditions which make it possible, 'digress' (ungress? :^). At some point, the structure fails catastrophically, and weeds grow over the interstates.
We progress and antigress at the same time.
(I feel better...I suck at this posting stuff))
Words are fine, but if we don't get pictures in this Internet thing, we will file all this in the same drawer with Hoagland's Martian stuff.
1100 years ago category 5 hurricanes were much more frequent than today. I often wonder if they were a refuge from the flooding from these 'super hurricanes.'
15 feet is typical; there are some taller ones about 20 feet high.
Adena and Hopewell structures are far larger, made of earth, and ordinarily have human remains and artifacts buried in them.
These are the ones I was referring to.
BTW, do you know who were the Adena? Have you read the stories about giant skeletons (with double rows of teeth) that the early settlers claim to have found in the region?
Interesting, but I'd like to see some data that these conclusions are based upon.
Thanks for the link, I'd forgotten that one.
|Here is a collection of images relating to the recent article by Dr. Clark Erickson on fishweirs in the Bolivian Amazon. Click each thumbnail to view an larger version. All photos are available in high-resolution versions (approximately 1980 x1340 pixels).
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very cool pictures. Thanks for the addition.
Prehispanic raised fields in the savannas of the Llanos de Moxos of Bolivia. The elevated planting platforms are 20 meters wide, 0.2-1 meter tall, and up to 600 meters long.
Thank you for posting this very interesting article. b.
Hey RightWhale, we have (more than words) pictures.
Very kool. Makes my weekend garden activities seem somewhat trivial.
Could be.
Unless "entropy" was the name of an Amerind tribe?
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Ocean Grove - Poem by Cord Moreski
I walk these streets of familiarity-
in a shore mile town that I call home,
which resides along the craggy seaboard
where it married the vast Atlantic before I was born.
How these footsteps have inched
with spent time and scraped knees;
my feet stroll over pavement,
tattered with punctured arrow hearts and initials
that were chiseled in wet cement of you long ago.
I venture off of Benson onto Main,
where crooked corner signs introduce themselves after every block,
leading me to Victorian dwellings and dime stores
that stand climate like painted grave stones in sandy soil,
where under this denim bleached sky,
the lining of that sea salt horizon
leads me to your lover.
There the hour begins to grow its five o' clock shadow,
while I hear in the distance brother Asbury
keeping you company with lullabies of Cookman and Ocean Avenue
as the weathered statue of Stokes watches the day fall asleep once again.
And when I finally reach the pine splintered boards left by Sandy,
the air caresses my lungs
while Atlantis's "Great Pond"
welcomes my arrival.
There, the stars- an infinite quantum of fiery eyes above-
peer below at my every motion,
while the shifting of the tides sing sweet solitude
where its curious currents pull me closer to you.
my excursions begin where they end.
Towards diverse destinations and curiosities,
I always seem to discover sand in these shoes wherever I roam.
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yeah keep practicing all the songs in the first tier, i just kept doing one, failing, doing the next one, fail, etc until i go around in circles and eventually beat one
Its really not that hard to to. I got gh3 (my first gh game) on halloween, and im already almost done on expert (im on the encore song in the 7th tier which is cult of personality, and its fricken ridiculous!.) Just keep practicing and you'll get good at it FAST!!!! Lou on hard was nearly impossible too, i cant believe i beat him. must have gotten really lucky.
yeah keep practicing all the songs in the first tier, i just kept doing one, failing, doing the next one, fail, etc until i go around in circles and eventually beat one
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woot! Now that I'm on vacation from work and the baby (somewhat) I've managed to do decent on hard. I just went through my 1st try with Morello and got beat soundly, but it seems beatable after several tries.
What I did initially move my thumb down ~2" to where all four fingers would be when hitting the orange button. I did that for a few songs to get a feel of how far to slide down. After a while I didn't need my thumb as a 'marker' .
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I'm trying to make the same jump now. I don't have a lot of time to practice so its difficult. I beat 3 of 4 on the first tier and am stuck on Talk Dirty To Me.
It seems very beatable, but I keep messing up the finger placement as a long string comes up and I fail.
What I did was play intill my hands bled for a while but then I took a break. JK. I suggest getting all 5 stars on medium then try hard. If that doesn't help playing till your hands bleed still always works....
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Bubba Watson is teaming up with Oakley to create a golf hovercart. This seems like they're just having fun, but it could actually prove useful since hovercrafts wouldn't tear up the course like traditional carts do. Either way, I want one.
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So, let's tell you more about my time in Tarifa. I travelled with Linus Erdmann – the German Champion 2014. It was great to travel with a friend, we had a great time there – and he lives in Hamburg too.
This time I had to do the trials / qualification rounds. In the first round of the trials I finished 2nd and in the last round 1st – so I made it into the main event. I had a really long day, because we run some rounds of the Big Air contest too.
In the Singles I lost against team mate Paula this time – she was riding really good. But I am also happy with my tricks – 4 consistent ones. In the Doubles I wanted to show my best 5 tricks.
So, after the Singles we started the Doubles. I could win my first heat against Julia Castro and after that I had my best heat in my PKRA career and I passed against Rita Arnaus. I was up against Paula in the next round – unfortunately I lost in a close heat.
It was great to see all my friends of the tour again and to spent besides kitesurfing great days in Tarifa.
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topsheet cracks
k so sorry if theres already a thread for this i couldnt find one...
anyway after a few weeks of riding a new board i got i noticed dome pretty big cracks in the topsheet (the biggest one is probably like a foot long) the cracks are all around the binding holes so i dont know if its because the bindings were too tight? im hoping someone would know what might have caused them or if theyre a serious problem? do i need to fix them?
thanks guys any help would be greatly appreciated
What kind of board is this? Foot long top sheet cracks after a few weeks?! Jeez...
You haven't hit anything? Really hard and often?
I assume you are riding the T9 that's in your signature? Either way I would return it the place you bought it from or contact the manufacture, that is not right. Next I would choose a different brand.
If it's a clear coated topsheet this is pretty normal especially on Burtons, with T9 though there shouldn't be a clear coat like that and it sounds more like a pressure stress crack that shouldn't be there. Take it back to the shop you got it from and see what they say. Without pics it's kind of stabbing in the dark to figure things out.
My Arbor Element already has two small topsheet cracks after 7 days. I smacked a rock pretty hard though.
Take it back to the shop for sure. Last time I cracked a topsheet that fast (06 Atomic Alibi) they sent me a new one right away. If there is no impact damage its something wrong with the manufacturing.
Cracked topsheets end up leading to delams and all sorts of problems.
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The police also released a lengthy account of what they say happened.
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She was accompanied by two-time Oscar-winning actress Sally Field.
Authorities have said one of the attackers had a shotgun and the other two had handguns.
The four actors stopped at Clinton's campaign office and talked about why they are supporting her for president.
Over 120 emergency personnel and volunteers from Eagle Joint Fire District got together Saturday morning.
The fundraiser benefits the Beatitude House, which helps women and children dealing with poverty.
Every mile along the marathon route featured a different "ACH Hero."
Also taking place on Saturday: a parade, trolley tours, a classic car show and an autograph session with NFL legends.
Since competing, Amanda Beagle has traveled the world singing on cruise ships and now lives in New York City.
Seven musical theater students from YSU got the chance to go to Norway to learn how to perform with other students.
St. Vincent DePaul's soup kitchen in Youngstown had a water line break in a bathroom Friday night above its main dining hall.
WKBN has covered these arrests in and around the Mahoning Valley in the month of September 2016.
De'Veon Smith led an overwhelming ground game with 107 yards rushing and a touchdown.
Stephen Drew's two-run single capped a three-run first inning for the Nationals.
The Indians' magic number dropped to two after Detroit lost to Kansas City.
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