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The New Zealand Herald has story about my father, Denis O'Callahan. It's nearly the fortieth anniversary of the first transmission of Radio Hauraki, New Zealand's first and only pirate radio station, created by my father and a few other like-minded guys in their twenties. At the time the New Zealand Government didn't allow private radio stations, so the idea was to set up a transmitter on a ship in international waters to work around the law. It was a crazy, risky undertaking, full of nautical, engineering, legal and financial challenges, and it succeeded. (After a few years the government caved to popular demand and granted them a land license.) My dad was both the original radio engineer and boat skipper, and of course I'm immensely proud of him.
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- Lurker8 October 2006 at 23:36
Now *THAT*'S* "something to tell your grandchildren"!
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2) Who was the dimwit, creatively handicapped who came out with the term "Gourmet Beer"? Is there anything more hollow than "Gourmet" to describe a beer? (Other than "Super Premium", that is). What is it that makes a beer a "Gourmet Beer"?
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"Commercial" is just laziness but comes from the mindset that says beer can't sell to the mass market if it's any good. I've never agreed with this.
"Gourmet" is a macro-brewers' marketing term meaning "more expensive, possibly with gold foil on the label".
"Craft beer" is pretty stupid in the first place. As if beer were better if the mash is stirred by hand. It's accountants and marketers and incompetent brewers who ruin beer, not machinery. I look forward to beer brewed by robots.- Anonymous7 October 2009 at 14:50
"Commercial" in this context means that making money is the main priority, not the kind of beer.
Consider commercial music as opposed to the various alternative forms. Many underground bands would love to make more money from their music, but that would require changing the music to something less complex, or challenging, to something easier to grasp, so that a wider audience would appreciate it. For these bands, that would mean having a lot less fun, and for their fans something special would be lost. As for music, so with beer: if selling loads of beer is the primary consideration, the special qualities of the beer will be the lesser consideration, and something will be lost. Beer is beer is beer. End of story. You have either good beer or bad beer and most breweries make both, depending on your tastes. Perhaps the problem though is not with the breweries but with the beer geeks, ready to scream "sell out" to any smaller operation which gets bigger and then they claim "it isn't as good as it used to be" (which of course can be true, but I wonder how much of it is mob rule in effect?).
In response to the anonymous poster above, if a person wants to make great beer and not a profit, then he or she should do homebrew, not start a business. Anyone who starts a business not to make money is an idiot.I knew someone would come and make the beer-music comparison!
Anonymous, you are wrong. Historically, music was considered and art form, brewing, on the other hand, has always been a business.
The moment someone says "I'm going to make a living out of this", his or her beers will have to be commercial. He or she will have to make beers that people will want to drink, otherwise, what's the point?
Bloody hell! Even the monks of Saint Sixtus sell you their beer for a profit!- Anonymous8 October 2009 at 10:33
commercial beer means tastless beer. You cannot dislike it, it has nothing to dislike.
Ries Ries,
That's bollocks, and you know it.
Let's say you fancy a Stone Ruination IPA. If there's anything that beer isn't is tasteless, you may or may not like it, but it sure packs some taste.
Where can you find this beer? Well, unless you happen to be nearby the brewery, you will have to go to a shop, be that high street or e-shop. The beer will have a price, you are not very likely to get it for free.
Now, haw has this price been set? Well, the owner of the shop wants to make a profit from his business, nothing wrong with that. But the shop didn't get the beer for free, either, they also had to pay a price set by the brewery (let's not consider middlemen here). How did the brewery set the price for that beer? You'll be surprised, they also wanted to make a profit out of it!
But, wait a second! How is it possible that you are able to buy a bottle of Stone Ruination IPA in the first place? Well, there must be enough people buying it, otherwise I don't think the good folks of Stone Brewing Co. (Co. stands for Company) would keep on brewing it. And why wouldn't they keep on brewing it? Well, because they happen to be a business and their aim is to make money out of it.
Now, you tell me, is there any of that that isn't "commercial"?- Anonymous8 October 2009 at 18:55
yep. you are right. But let me put it this way : very very commercial beer has no taste. I've never heard someone say "i do not like the the taste of Heineken Icecold".
Ries Aha!!!! That's something else.
Now, what you mean, I think is "mass produced beer", and you may have a point there. Mass produced beers tend to be tasteless.
However, it's all very relative. Take Erdinger Weisse and bottled Guinness Draught for example. If you give them to someone living in Latin America or Southern Europe, for example, they will find it full of taste.


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Thank you so much! I am going to try to post some more of my work so you guys can enjoy it! Also just to let you know, the beginning of the book has changed a little but nothing major so I might update it if I can figure it out :)
Goooooood, because I need to read more of this. Update quickly!!! :)
This is a really good book! :) You should post the other chapters!
She is right, I loved your story. Please post the rest of it. I am really curious to know what happens at the end.
She has a bunch more chapters but she's been really busy lately. She's been working on this thing since sixth grade!!!!! These are just the beginning. It gets a whole lot more romancey, trust me.


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Lot 220: c. 1776 Benedict Arnold Reverse Glass Transfer Print After Plate by Thomas Hart
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c. 1776 Revolutionary War Period, Benedict Arnold Portrait Hand-Colored Reverse Glass Transfer Print, After Plate by Thomas Hart, Very Fine.
This impressive original mezzotint-based Reverse Glass Transfer Print depicts Benedict Arnold. It measures 8.25" x 9.5" and is a famous turncoat and traitor of the Revolutionary War. In period wood frame, 9.75" x 11", the image slightly cropped from the plate issued by Thomas Hart. Arnold was promoted to Brigadier General for his role in reaching Quebec, and he maintained an ineffectual siege of the city until he was replaced by Major General David Wooster in April 1776. Benedict Arnold's pose seen here is based on the famous depiction known as the Hart Engraving, reputed to be the earliest portrait of the later-treasonous American Continental Army General placed in command of West Point. The engraving was by London portraitist Thomas Hart was issued on March 26, 1776 with the full title: "Col. Arnold Who Commanded the Provincial Troops Sent to Quebec Through the Wilderness of Canada and Was Wounded in Storming That City Under General Montgomery." This image, with a slightly turned Benedict Arnold in the foreground shows Quebec City in Canada in the background. The image was widely distributed in Europe and the American Colonies. The original engraved plate currently resides in the collection of the British Museum, London. Arnold's Portrait appears in excellent condition with only minor paint loss around margin edges of the glass. Not examined outside of frame. An important, historic and absolutely wonderful image of Arnold, perfect for hanging on display in any period collection.
The Second Continental Congress authorized an invasion of Quebec, in part on the urging of Arnold - but he was passed over for command of the expedition. Arnold then went to Cambridge, Massachusetts and suggested to George Washington a second expedition to attack Quebec City via a wilderness route through present-day Maine.
Arnold received a colonel's commission in the Continental Army for this expedition. He left Cambridge in September 1775 with 1,100 men. Arnold arrived before Quebec City in November, after a difficult passage in which 300 men turned back and another 200 died en route. He and his men were joined by Richard Montgomery's small army and participated in the December 31 assault on Quebec City in which Montgomery was killed and Arnold's leg was shattered.
His chaplain Rev. Samuel Spring carried him to the makeshift hospital at the Htel Dieu. Arnold was promoted to Brigadier General for his role in reaching Quebec, and he maintained an ineffectual siege of the city until he was replaced by Major General David Wooster in April 1776.


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A lot of the aw09 collection was designed to be reversible. This was the same collection with animal print linings, shown inside out on the runway, with boxers worn over pants, etc. I have one of those reversible jackets with a cotton outer and fleece lining too. I got it in a size 2 and found the fit spot on (I normally wear a 3). It's one of my favorite winter jackets actually. Probably too warm for Nigeria, but perfect for the cold east coast winter. Aw09 was one of my favorite yohji collections actually. I'm also very into the boiled wool blazers with the white cotton lining.
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i had a tummy tuck 8 weeks ago and i have a bulge on top of my scar my doctor said it was fat that moved down into that area that losing about 6 pounds would fix it. i was not overwieght at the time of my tummy tuck i jus had stretch marks from my pregnancies. I am very worried because i thought the tummy tuck would leave my belly flat.
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Countess Stephanie de la Spirosa first appeared in Tales of Suspense #69. She is presented by Pepper Popps as a former conquest of Tony Stark.She hadn't forgiven Tony to quit her and wanted revenge. She steals a important gadget in Stark's room while he (as Iron-Man) fights with the Titanium Man. Happy Hogan gets back Iron Man's item and permit to his boss but gets seriously injured.Soon after, she hired the Mad Thinker in order to discover the real identity of Iron Man and force Tony Stark to come back to her. Iron Man defeated the Mad Thinker and his Awesome Andy and only punished the Countess by making her walk to her hotel on foot.Some years later, Stephanie married (for her third marriage) Michel Dufours, a extremely rich industrialist. When he died, she inherited his company and his fortune but also had problem with a man named Andreas Kapelos. He found some irregularities in the Dufours Precision Manufacturing Corporation's accounts . So the countess called Tony Stark, who had just created Starks Solutions, to get help.Tony Starks investigates and discovers that Andreas Kapelos was a weapon dealer. As Iron Man, Tony fights the dreadnought Kapelos sends to him. Kapelos is arrested and Stephanie decides to continue to rule her company as a widow.


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No man should be damned for one match alone, but Freddie Burns's chance to impress the watching England skills coach Mike Catt came and went in despair with his club suffering possibly the most surprising loss in this season's Premiership.
All kinds of sad statistics had pointed to an away-day of woe for London Irish but as Catt himself pointed out before settling down to watch the talented fly-half and half a dozen other contenders to be named in England's revised senior squad on Wednesday, rugby can be a "funny old sport".
The numbers that screamed of Irish's demise before yesterday included a run of six Premiership losses since early October, no away league try since late September, seven consecutive defeats in all competitions and three losses out of three previous league and European meetings with Gloucester. But an oddly disjointed performance by the home team put paid to all of that and though Irish remain second-bottom in the table, they have increased their advantage over Sale to five points and can look forward more confidently to crucial home matches with Worcester, London Welsh and Sale.
Catt, of course, was a long-time London Irishman until he joined the huge exodus of coaches and players that contributed towards the worst overall record of any Premiership club in 2012. Any residual pleasure he took in seeing his old team come out the right side of a messy match in the scrum, or from Ben Morgan making a few good charges from No 8, would have been tempered by seeing Burns – whose chances of England duty could improve after yesterday's tip-tackle citing for Leicester's Toby Flood – struggle to impose a controlling hand.
Equally so that Billy Twelvetrees at centre was unable to share Burns's decision-making load. The absence of the injured backs James Simpson-Daniel, Jonny May, Henry Trinder and Olly Morgan left Gloucester bereft of incision.
"Emotionally we didn't turn up," said Nigel Davies, the Gloucester director of rugby. "That coupled with our with our error count meant we got it wrong today. The scrum is a mess at the moment; there's a huge frustration with it."
A "mess" was also the word used by his London Irish counterpart Brian Smith to describe the knee of the club's primary loosehead prop Alex Corbisiero, who dropped out of the eve-of-match captain's run and has not played since England's win over New Zealand on 1 December.
"He has degenerative knee issues and he's played one and a half games for us this season," said Smith. "I can't say when he'll play again."
Yet Irish's front row that had been marmalised by Harlequins last week found Gloucester easier to cope with, and though the defence coach Shaun Edwards had said farewell to the Exiles early last week, their cover was effective and committed.
The more Burns tried in the first half, the less that came off. A chip kick bounced kindly for opposing full-back Tom Homer; a long miss-pass put Charlie Sharples in trouble and a cross-kick to Sharples was pulled back for the wing being offside. Then Burns was unable to tackle Homer as Irish's first try in 297 minutes was finished by the lock George Skivington stretching his 6ft 6ins frame to the line.
Like waiting for a London bus, another London Irish try came along soon enough, within 15 minutes in fact, and the scorer was the same.
The on-loan scrum-half Pat Phibbs kicked and Gloucester's wing Shane Monahan fumbled allowing a turnover that Phibbs popped up to the supporting Skivington.
A scrum penalty to each side in a try-less second half contributed to Gloucester reducing Irish's 15-6 half-time lead to three points by the 62nd minute – Burns and Steve Shingler had swapped early penalties for 3-3, before Burns's penalty and Shingler's conversion of Skivington's second try. Burns, after the interval, missed one and kicked two.
But after Shingler missed one for Irish, it was left to Homer, who had been nursing a knee by not kicking, to whack over a penalty for 18-12 on 71 minutes. "That'll be a big 'W' in the Sunday newspapers," said Smith. "I've been getting sick of seeing the alternative."
Mike Tindall is a Welsh Grand National winner
Gloucester's captain Mike Tindall had some good news yesterday as Monbeg Dude, the horse he co-owns with fellow rugby players James Simpson-Daniel and Nicky Robinson, won the Welsh Grand National. Gloucester's wing Charlie Sharples reported that a handful of the club's players had bet on the winner.
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Gloucester R Cook; C Sharples, M Tindall (capt), B Twelvetrees, S Monahan; F Burns, J Cowan (D Robson, 51); D Murphy (N Wood, 51), H Edmonds (D Dawidiuk, 62), S Knight, T Savage, W James, S Kalamafoni, B Morgan, A Qera (M Cox 51).
London Irish T Homer; J Joseph, S Tagicakibau, S Shingler, M Yarde; I Humphreys (S Geraghty, 50), P Phibbs (J Moates, 74); M Lahiff, D Paice (S Lawson, 39), H Aulika (L Halavatau, 68), G Skivington, B Evans (capt), M Garvey (J Gibson, 74), C Hala'ufia, J Sinclair.
Referee D Rose (Plymouth).
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Deku's questions~! Umm hello well this thread will be where all of my questions belong. :D i have alot so please bear with me i know all basics and stuff but as time passes ill eventually have newer questions |
okay seeing as this might annoy people ill try to limit my posts! okay? ill just do five questions per post and maybe post again every hour so it wont bother others :lol: i can be alittle chatty so bear with me :oops: :D :idea: ok 1)Will a group of six glass catfish do well in a ten gallon tank with just one hatchet fish and a otto(clean up crew)?because thats what my dad gave me...idk if i should upgrade....well except i have only 2glass cats temporairly were stocking the rest next weekend... 2)should i add liveplants to that tank? 3)Should i keep extra water so when i clean the tank i can have matured water? 4)Any other kind of clean up crew? 5)snails? |
What other colors can crayfish come in? other than blue.... Can you add a top dwealing fish with a crayfish? like one or two hatchet fish with a crayfish? How often do i feed the crayfish? How do i encourage crayfish activity? What stores could sell them? (I live in flanders/ NJ) |
oh thanks maybe just four of those cats will do fine....though im now mad at the store cuz they told me i could do ten in there |
ummm why is there like on the tank on the water at top i see something and if i look underneath it looks like another substance....its not gasoline or anything but its like floating...so im wondering what it is and what i could do about it? also umm will 4glass cats be alright? or do they need more? where could i buy a blue crayfish? other than the hidding places...ummm lets see the filter and the gravel and the wall of bubbles for breathing xD what else do they need?(crayfish just in case its possible to give back the fish) because i dont want to kill the fish.... |
also forgot to add....ummm if i wanna use colored gravel...like black gravel...umm other than washing it throughly...what do i have to do so the paint doesnt leach out? i used a red and black gravel once...it leached out....not all of it just alittle...it made the tank cloudy...is there any specific gravel brand? like a sure brand that will never leach out? what methods can use to prevent and assure no leaching out? also with a crayfish umm if i decide to use a plastic plant how do i make it so he wont destroy it? do you think floating plants will be alright with the crayfish? if so what begginer floating plants do you recommend? btw whats the life span on most crayfish? |
Gravel that's aquarium safe shouldn't leech anything out. Where did you get the gravel from? As for the glass catfish, while I've never owned any I did research them at one point. If I recall correctly they can grow to about 4 or 5 inches correct? I agree with Lupin, you'll probably need at least a 30 gallon, and even 4 is probably too large for a ten gallon especially if you're adding other fish in there. Also, from my brief experience, I've learned to never take what anyone at the LFS says as fact. I would suggest always researching on your own and asking advice on here like you're doing. Always get a second opinion. |
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HBaseCon – Low Latency "OLAP" with HBase
We've been building on, fixing and deploying HBase for the last 4 years.
We've written about why we're using HBase but not much about what for.
Tomorrow, at HBaseCon, I'll be talking about our low latency OLAP platform built on top of HBase.
I'll cover both functional and technical aspects of the system and go through some of the strategies that we use to provide high-throughput, real-time OLAP queries.
If you're attending the conference we hope to see you there.
Update: here are the slides, video should come soon.
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Hope to see a proper writeup on this stack sometime. I've seen a few of the slidedecks you've had here and there, but would love more details sometime.
Good luck!
Hey Cosmin, I really would love to have your slides (perhaps your talk was recorded as well). Will be this possible?
Scott, Alice here are the slides, video should come soon.
Great presentation! What tool do you use for interactive reporting? As per what I understand, HBase is not the best tool for that.
Is there any open source version for this?
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Thanks Rick! The platform also has the query engine (mentioned in the slides). It allows for low latency queries supporting filtering, rollups, etc. For charting, generally each clients has it's own dashboard/reporting UIs customised to the business logic.
It's not open-source yet.
Hi Cosmin
Actually that's a great session . it helped me a lot in my project.last comment for you was "It's not open-source yet" ..
what about now :DGood Luck
Hey guys, I'd like to talk to you about a similar project. How can I reach you? twitter xalex2010
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Because of poor acoustics, students in classrooms miss 50 percent of what their teachers say and patients in hospitals have trouble sleeping because they continually feel stressed. Julian Treasure sounds a call to action for designers to pay attention to the "invisible architecture" of sound.
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Opened on July 16, 1982 by Cineplex, the Beverly Center then contained the most screens of any theater in the United States and had a total seating capacity of 1,879. The theater, located at the top of this Beverley Grove shopping mall that borders Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, was closed on January 26th, 2006, as it did not become part of the Loews-AMC merger, and reopened as a Mann theater on February 10th, 2006.
It was closed by Mann Theatres on August 6, 2009. It re-opened in early September, 2009, under the management of Rave Motion Pictures chain. Sadly, this was to be short-lived and it was closed on June 3, 2010.
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I lived in Los Angeles for 10 years and remember going to these theaters in their first couple years. While they were certainly tiny, it often felt like you were going to a chic screening room. My fondest memory was when I went to a showing of "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean" starring Cher. You couldn't help but notice that a couple rows were being held. Just before the movie started, in walked Cher with a group of friends. Everyone cheered, and it was fun to watch and enjoy that group's reactions during the show.
Yes, the theaters were boxes, but I saw E.T., A Nightmare on Elm Street 1, The Breakfast Club, Boyz N' The Hood, and many other great movies at the BC Cineplex. Wouldn't trade those experiences for the world. And god, the BC used to be SUCH a great place to meet women in the 80's, especially if you were a teenager. There were more gorgeous women in BH/West L.A. in the 80's than any decade. I once saw Sharon Stone walking there in about 1986-7, drooled over her but was too shy about talking to such a cool older female (I was 16-17), and then recognized her onscreen (not at the Cineplex) when I saw her in Total Recall! Crazy L.A.! Plus, there is something inherently fun about seeing a movie in a mall – you can hang out before and/or after it. End of an era, I guess. Onward!
Those who wish to witness the destruction of the Beverly Center Cinemas can now do so, thanks to these photos from the crew who did the demolition.
Those pictures made me cringe. I recognize theater 1 and the hallway leading from the stairs, the area where the old second stand used to be, and I think one is the lobby hall over by theaters 5-6-7 and that area where the booth came around the tall ceiling. I want to go just check out the store to see how much of the cinema still remains..
I know what Mark Tufiftee is saying!About the History of Loewscineplex 13,I used to work there from March of '99 to Oct 24,2000.I got so devastated when I saw a FOREVER 21 instead of my old fav theater!I experienced so much emotion in that Cineplex,I lost my "Innocence" (both emotional and sexual!) at that place.So many hot dates and so many good friends and memories!I got sadden when I saw them tear it down last summer(as I was FIRED in 2000,I vowed to be there at the end of it!Lol!!Sadness is all that I feel now.It signaled the end of my era,good times,great memories!It will be missed as the BC is now a fashion BORING PLACE TO BE!!
For the first time in about 2 years.. I visited the Beverly center. I walked into the Forever 21 and looked around at what was the theater. A new escalator was installed from the mall into the area that once was aud 11-12. The shape of the theater can be seen as the store curves down the original hall. A second set of escalators takes you from the original lobby to the upstairs lobby. The elevator was moved. Upstairs is the stunner, the small narrow old lobby opens up into what were the two balcony theaters. High ceiling but way low compared to what it was before. The stairs were removed from the lower level to the upper, and the theaters flattened to one level in line with the mall, no longer raised up. It's depressing to see it this way.
When I worked at the Cineplex Odeon Beverly Center in 1991-1993, these were the seat counts:
1: 465
2: 291
3: 103
4: 89
5: 100
6 and 10: 70 each
7: 78
8: 133
9: 113
11: 60
12: 80
13: 95
Houses 1 and 2 were 70mm capable.
The seating stayed relatively the same until the closing in June 2010.
The mall in which the theater was in was featured in Volcano from 1997 in which the entire building gets destroyed by lava.
July 16th, 1982 grand opening ad as well as the March 20th, 1987 expansion. This is the first theatre for Cineplex in the USA, having built cineplexes in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg etc. Cineplex became Cineplex Odeon after the merger with Canadian Odeon theatres.
Mary Lynn Raskjub used to work at this theater before she started acting. Her first music video was for Beck, "The New Pollution". 1987 was when Cineplex Odeon opened its largest theater in the nation at Universal CityWalk in LA.
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The Relationship between Photosynthesis and Irradiance for Gulf of California Phytoplankton
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Title: | The Relationship between Photosynthesis and Irradiance for Gulf of California Phytoplankton |
Authors: | Alvarez-Borrego, Saul Gaxiola-Castro, Gilberto Hernimdez-Becerril, David U. |
Issue Date: | 1987 |
Publisher: | University of Hawaii Press |
Citation: | Alvarez-Borrego S, Gaxiola-Castro G, Hernimdez-Becerril U. 1987. The relationship between photosynthesis and irradiance for Gulf of California phytoplankton. Pac Sci 41: 79-89. |
Abstract: | During June 17-28, 1982, we carried on experiments to generate
photosynthesis-irradiance curves for phytoplankton from five locations of the central and northern Gulf of California. Using natural sunlight, on board 14C incubations were done with samples collected from five different depths within the euphotic zone. In general there were great vertical changes of variables controlling primary productivity, even in cases where weak vertical TOC gradients indicated high instability and mixing of the euphotic zone. The assimilation number (PBm) had a two fold variation within the mixed layer. In general PBm decreased monotonically with depth due to phytoplankton conditioning to lower irradiances. Surface PBm values had a range of 8 to 15mg C. mg Chl a- 1. h-1. When a thermocline was present, PBm for the bottom of the euphotic zone was about 4 to 10% of that for surface waters. But, without a thermocline, P~ for the bottom of the euphotic zone was ~ 60% of that for surface waters, due to turbulence moving phytoplankton up and down the water column. Diatoms were abundant in three stations near Angel de la Guarda and Tiburon islands. For the station at the central gulf and the one at the very northern gulf, very few nano and microplankton were found with the inverted scope technique, but high chlorophyll concentrations and primary productivity indicated a high abundance of picoplankton. This difference in plankton size composition was not reflected in PBm values. Nutrient concentrations were high and did not limit PBm values. Our PBm values are higher than those reported for the gulf's winter phytoplankton; and they are about two times higher than those for winter phytoplankton of the oceanic region between San Diego and Acapulco. Our Gulf of California integrated primary productivity values had a range of 1.3 to 4.4gC. m-2. d-1. |
URI/DOI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/1023 |
Appears in Collections: | Pacific Science Volume 41, Numbers 1-4, 1987 |
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No Exit (1944), a play by Jean-Paul Sartre, is an existentialist drama that explores the meaning of life.
Contact: Human Communications and Its History (1981) is a collection of essays edited by Raymond Williams. It includes numerous essays on the history of human communication.
Written in 1956, The Balcony is a play by another absurdist playwright, Jean Genet. In the play, clients of Madame Irma get their lifelong wishes fulfilled.
The Loves of the Subway (1952), a play by French avant-garde playwright Jean Tardieu, also concerns a couple and the futility of human communication.
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Dot, cat #3.Gentlest of all cats. Sweet smelling head and neck.
Likes to play with salamanders until they stop playing back.
Sleeps in awkward places and in the strangest positions.
When she was tiny, she was full of mange with bald spots.
Now she is soft and smells like perfume....?
Demands head lick kisses from Motor, cat #2.
She likes to sleep with the kids.
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The Smoothwall Open Source Project was set up in 2000 to develop and maintain Smoothwall Express - a Free firewall that includes its own security-hardened GNU/Linux operating system and an easy-to-use web interface.
The Smoothwall GPL project was founded in the summer of 2000 by Lawrence Manning (Principle Code Author) and Richard Morrell (Project Manager). Their goal was to create a Linux distribution that could convert a redundant PC into a hardened internet firewall device. With help from other early contributors; Jon Fautley and Tom Ellis, the first Smoothwall Firewall was posted to sourceforge.net at the end of August 2000.
The project was immediately popular and grew rapidly. Within weeks, thousand of copies had been downloaded and Smoothwall was appearing regularly on magazine cover CDs in the UK and overseas. Many more developers joined the team and new versions were released almost weekly, incorporating new features based on software contributions from all round the world.
Version 0.9.9 was a major milestone for the project team, who perceive it as the point at which the project "grew up". Released in September 2001, this version incorporated a web-based multi-language GUI so the firewall could be used and administered by non-Linux people. It also included the Snort Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and support for ADSL modems and PPPoE connections.
December 2003 saw the release of Smoothwall Express 2.0 and an array of comprehensive written documentation. By June 2004, Express 2.0 had seen over 200,000 installations.
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It is with great sorrow that we inform readers that Kate Finn passed away in June of 2003. Dr. Bratman comments on her passing on his
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Kate was a kind and wonderful person; she is very much missed. Her bio remains here on Beyond Veg with the kind permission of her family.
I experienced this off and on for about a year prior to it becoming chronic. There were a few times where it literally made me sick to my stomach and I'd have to spend a day
I ate an extremely large amount of carbohydrates and very little fat or protein. I also ate the majority of my food right before I went to bed so that it just sat in my stomach or small intestine all night. I followed this way of eating because I believed it was healthy, and it worked best with my schedule to eat a lot at night rather than during the day. I could also eat a large volume of food without gaining weight. My weight at this time was about 120 pounds at 5'8", and I was very happy with the way I looked and had no intention or desire to lose more weight.
The carbohydrates I overate were not always high-
When my problems began, I was also eating very chaotically because I was under a lot of stress. I had just returned to college to finish my BA degree and I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to do well. I began renting a studio, which was extremely expensive for me to afford. My schedule changed at this time and I began eating haphazardly rather than following the regular pattern of spaced-
Before all of this happened I was taking yoga classes a few times a week as well as practicing on my own. I also worked as a massage therapist. When school began, I stopped going to yoga classes and didn't have as much time to practice on my own. I can see now that giving up this centering activity was a mistake.
When these problems began, I lost my desire to eat. I didn't have much of an appetite and I generally felt so sick after eating that I preferred not to make myself feel this way. Consequently I began losing weight.
I thought this way of eating would cure my digestion problems. I had already lost about 10 pounds and had no desire to lose any more than this, but I was also feeling very sick. I would have tried anything to get my energy level and digestive functioning back to normal. I tried doing a one or two-
I was told I had what they call in this system a "weak spleen." In Chinese medicine the spleen is said to relate to the energy of the whole digestive system. They have a very different belief system concerning nutrition than the "live foods" movement. They believe that too much of what they call "cold food," such as uncooked fruits and vegetables, weakens digestion. They advised me to stop being vegan and to eat a lot of soups, well-
At this time, I was so tired of being thin and drawing so much attention to myself that I came to a point where I just wanted to stop regulating and controlling my eating so much. I should have, at this time, followed the advice of my acupuncturist, which was about trying to find balance through eating things like soups, cooked vegetables, beans, and grains. Instead, I went to the other extreme and began eating whatever I was craving and foods that I thought would help me gain weight quickly like ice cream and junk foods, which I loved. Moderation and a well-
When I say "eating what I want," what I mean is trying to "tune in" to my body and get a sense of what it wants and needs. This is something I've been trying to develop throughout this experience, although at this earlier time I was not very "in tune" with my body. There is a book called Intuitive Eating, by Humbart Santillo that talks about learning to listen to one's body to determine what it wants and needs. The problem was that I was craving a lot of junk foods at this time. I've since learned and experienced first-
After about a month of this approach of eating whatever I "wanted," I gained back 10 pounds, and was looking much better but still not feeling "well." I was able to keep this weight on for about a year, but I still had a lot of digestion problems and low energy. I knew I was not as healthy as I could be, and my energy level did not feel as good as it could be. I was still working as a massage therapist, and I felt my work was suffering because of my health.
I continued going to school during all of this even though I had digestion problems. I just had a year of school left, so I wanted to complete it. I managed to keep weight on during this year by including dairy in my diet and not being so obsessive about eating "healthfully." I ate ice cream just about every night before going to bed. The problem with this was I didn't feel "well." I fell into the pattern mentioned previously of eating a lot before going to bed and then waking up feeling bloated, low
I had thought that once school ended I'd be under a lot less stress and my digestion problems would go away. This didn't happen. School ended and my stress just transferred to worrying about money and how to support myself. I was making my living working as a massage therapist and part-
My mother had been suffering with leukemia for a couple of years preceding all of this. During the spring of 1992 she began experiencing a lot of pain in her stomach. Her doctors found a tumor growing and she started chemotherapy immediately. She died within 3-4 weeks. I was living in California and she was in Rhode Island. I flew home the night she died and was able to be with her during this transition, but she was unconscious.
This was quite a shock to me. I wasn't quite sure how to handle it. I remained in Rhode Island for about a month afterwards to help myself process this event. I was still having a lot of trouble with my digestion and keeping weight on, and decided to give Western medicine a try to see if they had any ideas about what was happening. The doctor I saw ran a few tests but nothing was found.
I was still basically eating whatever I wanted which mainly consisted of some vegetables, bread, nut butters, dairy, junk food, and even occasionally meat. My weight was about 95-100 lbs. at
I flew back to California in August of 1992 and I remember being worried about whether or not I could support myself financially. I felt more on my own without my mother even though my father was
I was living in Santa Cruz, and continued doing massage and working at a health food store. I knew I needed to do something about my digestive problems because I did not feel well. I was tired of always feeling bloated, low energy, etc. I decided to go see a gastroenterologist, but he was not very supportive. He had never heard of anything like this and he treated me like he thought I was lying. I think he thought I had anorexia, and therefore did not take me seriously.
I had a lot of thoughts at this time about how my diet could be causing my health problems. According to raw and living foods teachings, eating "live food" was supposed to help digestion because this food still has all the needed digestive enzymes which are destroyed by heat in cooking. It's an interesting contrast because Chinese medicine believes cooked food is easier to digest--
Anyhow I jumped on the Natural Hygiene, raw-
As you can see, I had this pattern of going to extremes. I think part of what I've had to learn throughout this whole ordeal is moderation--
The cleanse involves a week or two of live foods and then a fast. I decided not to do the fast out of fear of losing more weight. I tried following the diet they advised which consisted mainly of live foods for about a week. I tried to eat a lot of avocados, bananas, and potatoes to help me keep weight on. These were all allowed on this diet. I took all the herbs and supplements they advised, but I stopped after a week because I was losing weight and my digestion wasn't improving. I can see now that the diet consisted of too much vegetables and fruit, and not enough grains and protein for me to keep
I read an article in Yoga Journal around this same time on Ashtanga Yoga and how it strengthens, stretches, and purifies one's body. I enjoy being physical, and liked how it was quite aerobic and an extremely intense workout. I remembered how good I had felt when I was really into yoga before, and thought that maybe studying this system would help my digestion and energy level.
I was living in Santa Cruz at this time (spring/
It was a trip being put in this hospital. It really scared me at first because there were a few people who seemed pretty psychotic. I had fears that my family was going to leave me there for life. Although the hospital had an eating disorders unit, I was the only one in it. There were a lot of very depressed, suicidal people there. Everyone was on what they called their "meds." I had a feeling that the psychiatrists would also want to put me on some type of antidepressant, since this was the main healing modality they used for every patient.
The whole experience was very strange and scary. After 4-5 days of them meeting, questioning, and watching me, they determined that I was depressed and needed to go on antidepressants. They did not feel that I fit the description of the classic anorexic. I totally resisted the idea of taking antidepressants, which seemed so anti-natural and went against all the basic principles of Natural Hygiene that the body was fully capable of healing itself when given the right conditions. I was also worried that if I didn't take the antidepressants, I wouldn't be let out of the hospital or that my family wouldn't let me return to California. My family and the psychiatrists put a lot of pressure on me to take them, so I finally agreed. I was very confused at this time. The antidepressants had some side-
My sister moved out of the collective household she was living in, and I moved in. The house consisted of 13 men and women ranging in age from 20 to 45. It was mainly vegetarian and we all took turns cooking the communal dinner that took place each night. At this time I was trying not to have too many hang-ups about my diet. I was still taking the antidepressants and wanted to focus on building up my strength and my body
I was doing yoga, working as a massage therapist, and also started receiving acupuncture treatments, although I didn't fully believe in the whole Chinese system of medicine. Even though I was eating mostly cooked food at this time, I still believed that eating raw foods was the most ideal and healthiest way to eat. After a few months of taking the antidepressants I started to gradually reduce the dosage. Something about taking these man-
I'd always felt that I hadn't taken my "cleansing" far enough and that if only I'd cleanse a bit more I'd cure my digestion problems. I've since learned that cleansing can occur in a much slower, more gradual, and less extreme way, but at this time I really thought from all the raw-
I was trying to eat well before going to this center and was following a lot of the principles of Natural Hygiene. The problem is this caused me to lose more weight and brought my weight down to 85 pounds, the lowest it had ever been to this point. When I got to Ray Kent's place he felt I was too thin to do a fast. He advised me to eat 70-80% raw foods, and felt that if I followed this over a period of time, my body would begin to cleanse and I'd regain my digestive strength and consequently gain weight. I was pretty upset that I couldn't fast but I decided to give his recommendations
By this time I was feeling extremely weak and my energy level was very low. I was too weak to even do my regular yoga practice. It was pretty scary but I thought this was all part of the "cleansing" process. I gave this way of eating a try for the next 6-7 months. I didn't follow it exactly. Sometimes I'd give in to my cravings for more cooked food, sweets, and desserts.
I was not sure how, but I became determined at this time that I would gain weight. I wanted to try and gain weight as healthfully as possible, but I also decided to give in to some of my cravings for chocolate and sweets. Basically, I tried not to be so obsessed about eating "healthfully" or following any specific diet plan, and to just listen to my body in terms of what to eat. I very gradually started gaining weight during the summer of 1997 and have continued to do so up to
In September of 1997 I read the article in Yoga Journal entitled Health Food Junkie. I totally related to author Steven Bratman, M.D.'s story and description of "orthorexia nervosa" (the term he coined to describe the type of eating-disorder behavior that results when one becomes overly obsessed with avoiding anything but the most pure of foods). I felt there was something synchronistic with the timing of this article coming out, and the beginnings of my own realization that I needed to be less obsessive about
I now basically follow the pattern of eating described in the book Fit for Life (by Harvey and Marilyn Diamond). They advise a Natural Hygiene type of approach of eating just fruit for breakfast, salad for lunch
One of the basic principles I've learned from this experience that has helped my digestion is to only eat when I'm hungry, instead of eating whenever attracted by cravings for specific foods as I did previously when eating "what I wanted." At the same time, I also try to listen to my body and "tune in" to get a sense as to what it needs at that time. Getting back into my yoga practice has helped me develop this connection or "sixth sense" about my body. While I'm eating I try to be mindful of a "taste change" (when the food begins no longer to be so appetizing as it was when I first started), which tells me I've had enough and it's time to stop eating. If I eat past this point I generally experience a lot of bloating and low energy afterwards. This isn't an easy thing to develop and it takes practice. Sometimes I'm not as "in tune" with my body as others.
I also believe in making slower, more gradual changes, rather than doing anything too extreme, which can be shocking to both the body and psyche. Most of us have a lot of emotional connections to food. I still have a lot of questions. I'd like to learn more about "orthorexia nervosa" and the underlying emotional issues which may be underneath this obsession for health, perfection, and control.
--Kate Finn, Summer 1998
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I was familiar with the whole "live foods" philosophy and system of eating. This system believes in eating all uncooked foods, mainly consisting of raw vegetables, fruits, sprouts, soaked grains, and seeds and nuts. It puts a large emphasis on cleansing the body of toxins and impurities, and tends to see these as the main cause of every illness. This system also believes fasting is the best way to cleanse and purify oneself from these unwanted toxins. Adherents of the live foods system believe that it has helped many people recover from cancer and other degenerative and life-
Going to the other extreme of overindulgence to
I didn't feel I could continue eating in this way much longer. I was losing too much weight, and although I was feeling clearer and less lethargic in a certain way, I was also feeling weaker from having lost a lot of muscle mass. My digestion didn't seem to be improving either. I was somewhat familiar with acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and decided to give this
Back to the other pole again with Natural Hygiene and
About this same time I started getting more heavily into the entire "raw foods" philosophy as well as Natural Hygiene. I read a few books by Gabriel Cousens, Paul Bragg, Arnold Ehret, as well as by Herbert Shelton, the pioneer of the modern Natural Hygiene movement. Something felt very "right" about a lot of their theories on cleansing. I was impressed with how many people had regained their health (according to reports) by following the principles within these systems. In one of Herbert Shelton's books (Fasting Can Save Your Life) there's a chapter on "Fasting to Gain Weight." He writes about how a fast can strengthen one's digestion and improve assimilation so that it becomes easier to eat more and gain weight once the fast
More lost weight, and another swing back the
Needless to say I started losing more weight. After about a month of eating the majority of my food raw, I got scared because I was getting very weak. My digestion did not seem to be improving either. All my friends and relatives put a lot of pressure on me to stop what I was doing. Again, I came to a point of being tired of being so thin and drawing so much attention to myself, so I decided to give up entirely on eating what I thought was healthy, and began eating a lot of junk and high-
...and back to cleansing again from the consequences
During the late winter of (early) 1995 I reached another point of being tired and not feeling well again. I knew I could not continue feeling this way while working as a massage therapist and teaching yoga, which I had begun to do, and both of which require a lot of energy. I decided to try to slowly clean up my diet. Someone told me about the Arise and Shine cleanse which works specifically with cleansing the small intestine. After reading the book put out by this company describing the cleanse, I was convinced that this would be the thing which would finally cure me. I even met a woman who had had a similar story to my own, and who had cured her digestive problems and begun gaining weight after this cleanse.
Into a hospital eating disorders unit
In the meantime, I went home to Rhode Island for the month of August to spend time with my family. I was still quite thin, and when my family saw me they thought I had anorexia. They wanted me to go into the psychiatric unit of Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, which had an eating disorders unit. I totally resisted and knew it was not the place I needed to be. My family insisted to the point that I finally gave in, but was not looking forward to the experience. I felt very misunderstood. They thought I had this fear of being fat, whereas my focus and goal in all the diets I had tried had always been health.
Back to Natural Hygiene again, and more cleansing...
I was released from the hospital after two weeks weighing 95 pounds, and was finally able to return to California to make my move to San Francisco. In November of 1995 I moved to San Francisco mainly to begin studying Ashtanga Yoga, which I hoped would help me regain my health.
Finding Balance
After 6-7 months of eating in this way I didn't feel I was getting anywhere. I got some tests done by an osteopath who focused on working with people with digestion problems. The tests showed I had something called small bowel bacteria overgrowth as well as candida. I was so happy to find out that I had "something" and that this was not just all "in my head." My weight was so low at this time (still 85 pounds) that the doctor thought I should focus on trying to gain weight before treating these conditions. He did not feel my body was strong enough to handle the cleansing which would be required.
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Welcome to Mom To Mom's Tuesday Coffee Break!
According to a British beauty company who surveyed 2,000 women over the age of 45, the age to grow old gracefully is 59. This is the age women believe they should stop wearing lipstick, high heels, tight fitting clothing and artificial nails. The survey also found that women over the age of 40 should not wear baseball caps, artificial tans or mini-skirts. Other age restricted fashions in the survey include tattoos and tall boots.
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What is wrong with baseball caps? I didn't know that was a young thing...
I definitely think women should dress appropriately for their age/place in life. I am purposefully modest because I'm a wife and mom. When I'm old and not holding up as well, I imagine I'll lose my skinny jeans, too. I doubt I'll want to go through all the rigmarole anyway by that time.
Fat people shouldn't wear tight clothing, shorts, skirts, tank tops or clothes too small for them. It's disgusting. I don't enjoy seeing butt cracks and side boob on a fat chick. Wear clothing that fits your body shape.
But I don't see why an age group would have anything to do with it unless it was provocative clothing on an old lady. I don't want to see hanging boobs. lol
I don't wear mini skirts anymore either but it is a personal preference for me.
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Can I have a hot peppermint mocha latte, please!! I disagree; women should wear what they feel comfortable in. But for me; myself, I do not wear mini skirts. I don't wear lipstick either, just lipliners and lip gloss. I do wear heels but only occasionally. I live in oklahoma and it can get cold here, so yes; I wear boots.
As much as I LOVE an upside down caramel macchiato, google images does not, so I have improvised!!
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I would like a Hot upside down caramel macchiato and I disagree with the survey. you live for you not to please others. So what if someone gets offended that's their problem not yours
Well, I don't wear lipstick or fake nails now... and I'm 32. I wouldn't say I waer tight clothing either. Fitted, but not tight. I also don't do caps, fake tans or mini-shirts. I have no tatoos, although my husband and I are considering get one that compliment one another (not match, just that go together), and I haven't owned a pair of tall boots since I was 22. I do dress up and wear make-up, but the specifics mentioned all happen to be things I just don't do because it's not "me."
Fashion is fashion, who even knows what's going to be popular 5, 10, 15 years from now. I don't care what an older lady wears, although I do agree that trying to "dress young" can look super silly and that dressing more refined at an older age looks better.
Ans for "questionable" items in my wardrobe... not really, not unless you count those things that only come out for Halloween!


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Labour called rudderless
Any semblance of a Labour political strategy has been conspicuously absent this past week.
One of the most important free-trade announcements in decades was made, and Labour leader Andrew Little was nowhere to be seen. …
But never underestimate the power of the Auckland vote, because that is where Labour needs to turn it around.
An all-Wellington leadership team in Little and King would do nothing for that cause.
Ardern has significant support in Auckland, and has also earnt the respect of many members of the business crowd. That could prove the decider.
The upcoming review and consequent reshuffle is a crucial part of Labour's strategy in the leadup to the 2017 election.
They can't allow the Governmentto dictate discussion as they have done on the TPP this past week.
It's understood the Government and Treasury had a line-by-line plan prepared to rebut any of vocal detractor Jane Kelsey's possible arguments.
Irrespective of which side of the discussion you fall, that is the level of organisation Labour needs to be striving for.
However, Little was on a pre-planned holiday and King was difficult to access.
A refusal to rule in or out whether the party would even stick with the deal, if it was in Government, instills no confidence that it is a party with a direction.
Any leadership team would struggle to hold course without a rudder.
Maybe this sums up their direction:
Row, row, row your boat
Gently down the stream
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
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I've been very busy trying to do a lot – mainly crafting and reading! Since starting cross stitch a month ago, I've added that to my fave crafts and have started another! I've also missed reading, so have already read a book in a few days! That's my problem though I can't put books down, I alternate between reading and stitching and whoops the housework goes by the wayside and I have to fit a bulk load of cleaning and washing when I feel guilty!
I think I'm going to have to schedule reading time in – like go to bed and read for a hour. I loveeeee reading – it takes me away to another world and I only hope my children follow in my love for reading. As a child I used to read constantly and I really enjoyed losing myself in a book as much as I do now although now I have different tastes – I do like a good vampire read and series are my downfall. I have read all the True Blood books and before Christmas I read all the A Shade of books. Now I'm just about to start the second book of the Delirium trilogy. What books have you read recently that you loved?
I need to read more, I love reading but never have time I think when I read more it helps my blogging too. Thats it… Im off to charge my kindle and do some reading.