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Castle Hava (Hava means Hope): On the edge of the ocean, on a cliff. A white castle with coral pink tower tops and plants growing up the side. Has a large garden and stable.
Castle Lock: The other side of Castle Hava from Trephin, once again on lower ground before the Mountains of Durhelm. The giant grey stone structure which collects some of the water from the mountains that flows to the ocean and uses it to power the mills nearby.
Desert of Despair: On the far side of the Mountains of Durhelm. A vast expanse of sand with no life on it. Uncrossable.
Forest of Garnee (Garnee means Peace): A small forest between the Mountains of Durhelm and the Plains of Kaya which is inhabited by humans, animals and other races. It is here that the treaty was signed after the Great War, hence the name.
Forest of Illumini (Illumini means Light): Home of the Falath'Nakan, and is rarely entered by anyone. This forest has some of the lands most beautiful and useful plants and animals within its cover, but because it is inhabited by the Falath'Nakan not many people dare enter, as this race is protective of nature.
Kashranda: a dark spiralled castle which is home to King Stephan's evil sorcerer brother Sethos and his daughter Desdemonda.
Lost Marshes: Here dwell the Vaan, and no one dares to enter their domain, since there have been tales that anyone who enters is never seen again.These rumours were probably started by the Vaan themselves, to keep their treasures safe from prying eyes.
Mountains of Durhelm (Durhelm means Catastrophe): The mountain range on the Castle Hava side of the Muta Valley. Supposedly home to Vingers and Lothrids.
Plains of Kaya (Kaya means Joy):Wide open grassy spaces where humans, animals and other forms of life live. From a birds eye these plains are divided by streams, rivers and lakes the stretch from the sea and through the Valley of Muta
Trephin: Down the hill from Castle Hava, bordering on the ocean. A fishing city with a port. The buildings are white washed and covered in sea side ornaments such as shells and pebbles.
Valley of Muta ( Muta means Blessed): where most of the human villages and towns are found. Protected by the unclimbed valley walls, these humans farm the land and work in happiness and peace, if not luxury.
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Chapter I (Part 2)
Shadows greeted me, a complete darkness that seemed to return my weary stare blocking any and all sight of what was contained within the room. The windows must have been thoroughly covered, because a combination of the full moon outside and the light pollution of the city should have ensured I see something. Instead I saw nothing, and now the only way I would be able to search the room for the Rider -who couldn't have escaped for the same reason I couldn't see- would be to enter and use my dagger. The dagger was convenient in the way that its glow got brighter the closer I got to a demon- kind of like a homing beacon but handier.
Taking a long, deep breath, I braced myself before pushing myself off the wall and rotating quickly on my left foot to face the inky blackness of the room. My dagger pulsed with its own life, its piercing light creating a splotch in my vision, but no monster jumped out at me from the shadows, and the silence was complete. After a moment consumed with the suspense, I stepped into the room. Yet again, nothing attacked me and the dagger's glow remained steady, neither increasing nor decreasing, and after another moment I moved until I was in the very centre of the room. The dagger was bright enough that I could see all four walls, and the only things it revealed were broken planks and more shadows.
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Had the demon, in an unexpected flash of cunning, bashed the door in and then carried on running? But surely I would have heard his steps continue on -he was a demon, not a ghost- and if not, then I definitely would have noticed the dagger's glow gradually dim as the distance between us increased…
For some reason it didn't occur to me to look up. Despite all the horror films I'd seen in which it took saliva to start dripping from the ceiling before the character was smart enough to look up, it still didn't occur to me that the demon would seek refuge above. I'd just started to lower my dagger, my stance relaxing, when the demon dropped from the ceiling and tackled me to the ground with the pure force of gravity. The irony of a demon catching me off guard from above would take time to sink in- the panic didn't.
I fell face-first to the floorboards, my wrist hitting hard, and the dagger bounced out of my limp grip. It skidded across the floor about a meter towards the southern wall and then stopped, out of reach but not far enough that I lost all hope of reaching it. Though the press of the demon above me almost made me reconsider my evaluation; he was heavy, heavier than he should be, and it felt as if I was being sat on by a sumo wrestler, not a lanky, five foot eight druggie who probably hadn't eaten properly in days, maybe even weeks. My chest felt as if it were being crushed, and I had to struggle to even twitch. Hot breath tickled my cheek and the smell of sulphur assaulted me. "Foolisssh girl, you should learn to pick on demonsss your own sssize," the thing hissed in my ear, his voice showing just how pathetic he was; only the truly weak ones broadcasted their demonic nature through speech patterns.
And yet here I was, caught immobile under such a small-fry- but it wasn't that fact which caused mortified anger to burn in my chest like the very fires of Hell; it was his comment about my size. Being a petite five foot five with dimples and a heart-shaped face meant that despite being nearly eighteen and an adult in my own right, I was often treated like a harmless child. Not good when you're supposed to be a kick-ass exorcist and potential Watcher. Thus, I'm sorry to say, I had a bit of a complex when it came to size.
Letting out a growl that would have been at home coming out of a demon's throat, I thrashed blindly in an attempt to shake him off, my chin knocking off the floor before I managed to get a slip of moving space. The Rider cursed and soon regained his balance, but I'd bought enough time that I managed to slip my hand into the satchel at my waist and pull out a small, round and clear object that, like my dagger, glowed slightly in the darkness. I hid it inside my clenched fist, and when the Rider cursed one last time and then bent down once more, no doubt to describe in detail how he was going to torture, violate and then kill me -not necessarily in that order-, my hand shot up from my side and I smashed the globular object into the side of the demon's face. There was no force behind the blow -the angle was too awkward- but the thin skin protecting the contents broke, and that's all that mattered.
Holy water burst forth and the foreign skin beneath my fingertips heated, and then burned. I snatched my hand back and then, whilst he was distracted with half of his face melting off, I snapped my head backwards and caught him the chin with a clumsy head-butt. I winced at the impact whilst he howled in agony, falling backwards, both hands covering his face. By the time he rose from his knees and stopped screaming I was standing again. Pitch-black, hate-filled eyes glared at me from between pale fingers. After a short moment of silence in which I discreetly backed away in the direction of my dagger, he lowered his hands. I fought back a cringe at the sight of the mangled, steaming flesh he'd hidden beneath them. "You will pay for that, chicky." He said, and I dove for my dagger just as he lunged, blade-sharp claws where human nails used to be, and no white left in his eyes.
I don't know who would have reached their target first had we been left to our devices uninterrupted –me my dagger, he my jugular-, but it didn't matter because in that moment, Caleb, my Dad's trusty familiar, dove through the air on black wings and clawed at the demon's already damaged face. The demon howled, skidding to a stop, hands flying to his face once more, and something white flashed in Caleb's claws as he retreated, letting off a rattling caw. I tried not to look too close at what the crow was holding in his talons as he hovered in the air before me, and my whole body relaxing slightly, I picked my dagger up from the floor, which glowed brighter in my hand as if it were as glad to see me as I was it.
My grandfather, Elijah, had sent Caleb after me to intervene if things took a turn for the worse, and to be honest I was surprised it had taken the familiar so long to interfere. It was my first solo Hunt, and I'd been convinced from the start that I'd been doing it all wrong. Apparently not- until now, that is. A caw startled me out of my temporary sanctuary, and I realized that it was far from over. I needed to expel and then banish the Rider quickly before it fully healed. The host would likely have some scarring, but I didn't doubt it beat never being in control of your own body again.
Pulling out the cross I kept on a silver chain beneath my shirt, I ran forward, ducking underneath the claws of Caleb, and then pressed the artefact to the Rider's forehead. Before he had time to jerk away, I opened my mind, losing all of the mental shields that I'd permanently erected in order to prevent demons possessing me. The only way to force a demon from the mind of another is to do it with your own. The holy water had damaged the demon enough that he was distracted and weak, and add that to the fact that he was in essence a lower demon, I was in no danger of being possessed, even with all my mental shields lowered and my mind reaching into his. His thoughts were like a roiling pit of snakes, sinister and slippery, and it was hard to find purchase, but somehow I managed. I gathered my will and some of the dormant energy that existed inside of me- the power that made me not quite human- andpushed, lacing my next words with power and command, "Be gone!"
Some priests would have chanted, others done a whole ritual, but with such a weak demon none of that was really necessary. Like a tidal wave washing away pebbles on a beach, the Rider was pushed out of the man's body under a crash of pure willpower. The human collapsed in a heap, and a substantial-looking cloud of black, akin to an unnaturally dense swarm of flies, coalesced in the space that he had occupied moments ago, the smell of sulphur rising in the room. "Go to Hell," I muttered, pushing once more with my mind at the vulnerable demon, and along with the pull of The Veil, it was too much- the demon was sucked back into the Netherland with an almost audible pop.
I sighed, waiting for a moment to ensure that the demon was well and truly gone, before looking back to the crow hovering behind me, its round black eyes almost knowing as they met mine. "Well, that was fun," I said.


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Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis (RRP) can be difficult to manage. Symptoms are related to recurrent tracheobronchial papillomas and are usually treated with bronchoscopic removal. Other modalities are added when the papilloma burden becomes too great or recurrence is too frequent, but with limited efficacy. We report a patient with progressive RRP that had become refractory to available therapy. Because papillomas overexpress epidermal growth factor receptor, along with increased expression of cyclooxygenase-2 and prostaglandin E2, it was reasoned that a combination therapy of erlotinib and celecoxib would be effective in controlling papilloma growth. After institutional approval and informed patient consent, this combination was initiated. There was a striking improvement in the number and appearance of respiratory tract papillomas, with elimination of the need for repeated papilloma removal. Pretreatment and posttreatment images document this response, and the improvement has now been maintained for nearly 2 years with effective therapy.
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I'd say there is time in life to try everything, and trying those things is definitely enjoyable.
Enjoyable things are often illegal, immoral or make you fat. :rolleyes:
Not to the 10mpg part.
What are you trying to say? From my point of view it is hypocritical. The pc you are using cost a tremendous amount of energy to make and soon to recycle. When you brush your teeth the average person uses 7liters of water...the list goes on and on. Shall I bore you?
Point is we all consume more than we need. Why single out motorcars?
Beside, in this case it was needed too.
I am also not the kind of person that changes the computers every 3 months, nor do I think that the energy spent for an entire pc is anywhere close to the one spent by a car doing 10mpg.
Sorry, I didn't hear of any class a motorcar so far.
If we all stopped eating meat, the whole world could have enough to eat. Seems to me an even more pressing problem than wasting finite resources.
I interpret it as follows. There was this girl I had a discussion with... she says it's a disgrace that there are space programs.... while there are such big problems on earth. The next day she gets on a plane to go on holiday. Catch my drift?
It seems to me, please correct me if I'm wrong, that your signature is motivated by anti-Americanism. Now that I don't mind. It is your opinion. I hope you understand that I am not trying to attack you or your way of life. Merely commenting on your signature and questioning it. Isn't that what you wanted? ;)
All well and good, but we've gotten so efficient with agriculture and animal production that the inefficiencies are relatively small compared with traditional methods. We aren't even beginning to strain current agro capacity and we're farming fewer acres per capita (including grain for animal feed) than ever in history. And fewer acres in aggregate than 50 years ago despite a doubling of world population. The figures can be even more stunning once we get past the sort of superstitious nonsense that has followed the development of modern genetic techniques.
I don't dream of class A neither of a car that "eats" that much fuel.
There are at least two threads "hijacked" because of my signature. This thread was meant to be the place where people will post about my signature, instead of hijacking another different thread. I already mentioned the idea of creating this thread in such a hijacked thread.
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Come along and talk bedazzling, nanna chic, puffy paint, craft and dress crimes. Watch Duckie quiff up the screen. Wonder why Iona is not your best friend. Spot your fave band poster. Ponder the brown bath-robe worn by Harry Dean Stanton. Wrestle with you strange admiration of James Spader. Query why Andrew McCarthy was deemed the best possible love interest for Our Molly. Confirm this film has the best soundtrack ever. Wish you were Molly...
Who could resist this enticing package of 80s ace?!
All profits from this event will be donated to The Fitzroy Learning Network to help fund their Refugee Support Program.
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- Snacks and drinks available from the cinema bar on the night, prior to the event. Please arrive on time.
- All ticket sales are final.
- Bring some gold coins, we'll be rattling tins for the FLN on the night!
- Seating is general admission.
- There are no concessions available.
- Information about the venue can be found here.
- There are heaps of restaurants at the Westgarth doorstep or further up High Street if you want to go to dinner afterwards!
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Monday, August 18, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (AEST)
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Daily Mirror rearranges political team for general election
By Staff
19th November 2014
The Daily Mirror has reshuffled its political team in the run up to the general election.
Jack Blanchard has been promoted to deputy political editor, taking over from James Lyons, who will be leaving at the end of November.
Blanchard, is who currently political correspondent at the Daily Mirror, will change roles at the beginning of December. He can be found tweeting @jack_blanchard_.


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Bars B&B is a brand new, modern and luxurious hotel in the heart of South Beach Historic Art Deco District. We are ideally located just a few blocks to the beach, close to restaurants and trendy shops but away from all the noise of the nightlife scene.This Miami Beach Bed and Breakfast offers complementary breakfast, free parking, daily afternoon snacks and daily wine and cheese hour!The rooms have free wifi, luxury linens and bathrobes, spa like toiletries and much more
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I stayed 3 nights. Everything was great. Staff were friendly. Night keeper Carlos was really nice and funny. Cristina was really cute and helpful. I would definitely recommend this place for couples and families.
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Impeccable staff who goes above & beyond. It's a home away from home & blocks away from the beach. I enjoyed my stayed so much; I inquired to purchase a permanent room with this fine establishment.
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I love this little B&B quite hard. It's in a perfect location, the rooms were wonderful, the bathroom was big, the beds were comfortable, and the service and friendliness of Carlos was just beyond what I expected. Will definitely stay here again!
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Found this place on line, very clean all around, great outdoor area and good location.the staff is super friendly. Hope to came back same day. Paulo and Madalena from Portugal
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I booked a private room at Miami International Hostel and they sent me to this place. I was SO glad. It's quiet, clean, modern and the staff is awesome. They're super friendly and helpful. The place is close to clubs and the beach. They have a really nice outside area to hang out and if you're not going out and just hang out there you'll get wine for free. I had a really good time there and would definitely recommend that place.
Deluxe double room with one double bed
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Mark Akenside Quotes
Thou silent power, whose welcome sway charms every anxious thought away; in whose divine oblivion drown'd, sore pain and weary toil grow mild, love is with kinder looks beguiled, and Grief forgets her fondly cherish'd wound; oh, whither hast thou flown, indulgent god? God of kind shadows and of healing dews, whom dost thou touch with thy Lethaean rod? Around whose temples now thy opiate airs diffuse?
The immortal mind, superior to his fate, amid the outrage of external things, firm as the solid base of this great world, rests on his own foundation. Blow, ye winds! Ye waves! ye thunders! roll your tempests on! Shake, ye old pillars of the marble sky! Till at its orbs and all its worlds of fire be loosen'd from their seats; yet still serene, the unconquer'd mind looks down upon the wreck; and ever stronger as the storms advance, firm through the closing ruin holds is way, when nature calls him to the destin'd goal.
Hence when lightning fires the arch of heaven, and thunders rock the ground, when furious whirlwinds rend the howling air, and ocean, groaning from his lowest bed, heaves his tempestuous billows to the sky; amid the mighty uproar, while below the nations tremble, Shakespeare looks abroad from some high cliff, superior, and enjoys the elemental war.
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- Born: November 9, 1721
- Died: June 23, 1770
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Copying to clipboard with JavaScript in Flash 10
As you might know, we have a feature on CopyPasteCharacter to let the user copy a character to their clipboard by just clicking on the character. An invisible Flash movie would do the copying using the ActionScript function
In October, Adobe updated the Flash Player to version 10, which included some security changes, like: "Setting the Clipboard will now have to be invoked through a button, keyboard shortcut, or some other event initiated by the user.". This broke CopyPasteCharacter (and many other sites) for people running Flash 10. I had some ideas on how to
We're now having a fully working version which, since I couldn't find any other solutions online, I thought could be useful for others/Google to know about.
The workaround I came up with is to use a hidden Flash movie which will get resized and moved to overlay the element/character where the user's mouse is. This way, when the user clicks on the character, the Flash movie will receive the mouse event and therefore be allowed to set the system's clipboard.
- The mouse roll overs a character.
- A JavaScript will resize and move the invisible Flash movie to match the character's size and position
- The flash movie receives the mouseover and mouseouts so JavaScript can set the element's class name (like a faked :hover selector)
- When (if?) the user clicks on the character, the click event will get received by the invisible Flash movie and not the document itself.
- The Flash movie asks JavaScript for the characters to copy (Clipboard#textToCopy) since it differs a bit depending on which element was clicked. Also, Flash tells JS if the the alt/option key was pressed (so the copy-multiple-characters-at-once feature works).
- The same #textToCopy function highlights the clicked element using the same code as we had for the Flash 9 version.
Here's the code for the Flash movie (highlighted version)
import flash.external.*;
var text:String;
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text = String(ExternalInterface.call("Clipboard.textToCopy", Key.isDown(KEY.ALT))) || ' ';
trace('copied [' + text + ']');
button.onRollOver = function() {
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Nudie's prewashed organic cotton denim takes on the character and softness of lived-in favorites with a slouchier fit through the seat and thighs. Soft sanding generates whiskers at the natural wear points and breaks in the denim so you'll never feel uncomfortable when you're strolling down the street. Color(s): dark ... Learn More


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>The other night my neighbors dog got loose and made a bed in my hostas
>ewwww what a mess
Hi, Therese. You should see what a cat will do to a hosta - the beautiful
foliage is flattened and spun about pinwheel-fashion. They love to do this
to medium-sized blues and greens. I rehabilitated mine by picking out the
broken-off leaves (cutting away the remaining petiole, where necessary),
cutting partially broken petioles off at ground level, and fluffing up the
rest. For some torn petioles, you can wind tape around the shaft to
strengthen it and keep it from breaking completely (medicated Bandaids work
even better - the wound heals more quickly), because you may want to
preserve more leaves than the animal left undamaged. The plants will need
lots of water to make it through the hot part of summer.
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Featuring free WiFi in all rooms, Changcheng Hostel offers accommodation in Taiyuan. Twin Pagoda Temple is 1.6 miles from Changcheng Hostel. Park of Monuments is 2.3 miles from the property. Taiyuan South Railway Station is 4 miles away. Taiyuan Wusu International Airport is 6.8 miles from the property. Each room in Changcheng Hostel is fitted with a TV and an electric kettle. The private bathroom comes with a shower and a toilet.


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Annabel Scholey and Jamie Ballard in Hamlet at Bristol's Tobacco Factory. Photograph: Tristram Kenton
There are some weeks that I look forward to much more than others, and the coming week is one of them. I can't say it is entirely the prospect of Peter Pan El Musical at the Garrick on Monday that is getting me hyper-ventilating, but maybe over a million Spanish people can't be wrong. I'm rather more thrilled by the prospect of the Hitchcock-style thriller Contains Violence directed by Shunt's David Rosenberg which opens on Wednesday on the Lyric Terrace as night falls. A helpful tip: wear gloves or your hands will freeze holding the binoculars. The mysteries of the city at night are also explored in Instructions for Modern Living, Duncan Sarkies and Nic McGowan's multimedia collage which is at the Pit from Tuesday until Saturday.
I'll also be popping into Soho to see Wedding Day at the Cro-Magnons by French-language Lebanese playwright, Wajdi Mouawad. I think we can safely trust this is not God of Carnage. I've always loved Dominic Dromgoole's description of Yasmina Reza in his brilliant book The Full Room. Whereas he sends love letters to many contemporary playwrights, Reza merits just 10 well chosen words set in clean white space: "Yasmina Reza is very rich. Yasmina Reza est tres riche."
Other things that look interesting in London include a revival of Sarah Kane's Crave at the Electrician's Basement at Trinity Buoy Wharf and Jamie Fletcher's Dirty Lucre at BAC, a theatrical response to his attempt to live on the streets of Manchester on £1 a day. Also at BAC from next Friday, Madame Lucinda's Wonder Show, a mix of theatre and circus that looks promising.
The RSC's Histories season kicks off at the Roundhouse with Richard II and Henry IV. Mark Ravenhill's cycle of short plays begins on Thursday at the National before moving to the Royal Court, the Gate and a new venue run by Paines Plough called Village Underground. I'd really love to see all of them, but if I didn't manage it in Edinburgh last summer, I'm certainly not going to be able to do it in London now. Other things that should be on your radar include Bliss at the Royal Court, BabyGirl/DNA/The Miracle nearing the end of their run at the National and a revival of Peter Gill's Small Change, about to open at the Donmar. Oh, and Ali Taylor, one of the winners in the Churchill Theatre's Metamorphosis competition to unearth new talent, has got a play called Cotton Wool at Theatre 503. I'll be taking a peek next week.
Out of town, there is plenty to tickle your fancy, not least Jonah and Otto at the Royal Exchange in Manchester. Later in the week, Gecko's terrific The Arab and the Jew stops off in Manchester too at Contact. If you've got children, head for Birmingham Rep where Mark Storor - a genuinely inspirational artist - is creating a new piece called Lick. Likely to be a theatrical feast. Also good for kids is Hoipolli's take on Edward Gorey, The Doubtful Guest. It's at the Wolsey in Ipswich.
Jamie Ballard is an interesting Hamlet at the Tobacco Factory in Bristol and Hugo Speer a brilliant George Orwell in Year of the Rat at West Yorkshire Playhouse. At Salisbury Playhouse, Rebecca Gatwood is reviving Stephen Lowe's Touched, a huge hit at Nottingham Playhouse and the Royal Court 30 years ago.


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UPSSSC Conductor Admit Card 2016
UPSSSC Conductor Admit Card 2016 will be displayed by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission before 15 days of exam date. All those candidates who want to give Conductor exam on 06th September 2016 they have to wait for download Conductor (Parichalak) Exam Hall Ticket from the official website.
Through this article, Applied candidates may check Syllabus and Exam pattern through this page because the UPSSSC has been disclosed the Conductor Parichalak Examination pattern and Syllabus which we update here on this same page. If applicants are looking for UPSSSC Conductor Admit Card 2016 then we bad sorry to announce that department has not issued any notification regarding hall ticket.
As we all know, in few months ago Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission had invited applications forms for filling the 1690 vacancies for the posts of Parichalak in UPSRTC in which many interested applicants has participated through filled the application form. Now they all are searching for Admit Card which is not yet displayed by the department.
Name of Organization: Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission
Name of Examination: Parichalak (Bus Conductor)
Date of Examination: 06th September 2016
Time of Examination: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Tentative Date of Hall Ticket Issue: Available Now
Link: www.upsssc.gov.in
UPSSSC Conductor (Parichalak) Exam Hall Ticket 2016
As expected Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission has been upload UPSSSC Conductor (Parichalak) Exam Hall Ticket 2016 on the through its official website. Till that candidates may check examination pattern & syllabus and prepare for their examination.
As per the official notification, to select above mention posts, applicants need to clear three stages one is written exam, second is Preferential Qualification and Interview.
Exam Pattern for Stage I Written Exam:
The written test will be of multiple choice objective questions such as OMR types.
There will be 150 questions carrying 300 Marks.
Time duration to complete this test will be 02:00 hours (120 minutes).
Syllabus of Written Exam:
Part-I [General Intelligence Test]: Current affairs, candidates may visit on www.gktoday.in for Current Affairs, History of Film Industry, History of Akbar's etc.
Part-II [General Hindi]: Grammar of Hindi Language and Comprehension.
Part-III [Mathematics]: Level of Mathematics will be of High School Level form these subjects such as like Arithmetic & Statistics, Algebra and Geometry.
Part-IV [General English]: Grammar, Article, Easy Writing, Passage, etc.
Stage II (Preferential Qualification): Candidates must have More than three years old Driving License Holder of driving Motor Vehicle (Heavy Vehicle) and Maximum 10 Marks
Stage III (Interview): Interview/ viva-voce test will be of 35 marks. The final merit will be based on marks of all three phases of selection process.
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Price of US Wars: $1 Trillion and Rising
Direct Spending Reaches New Milestone
The Congressional Budget Office's newly released budget outlook notes that Congress has approved over $1 trillion in direct spending on wars and war-related activities since 2001, and that price tag is only getting higher as the wars drag on.
The spending was divided between $708 billion for the Iraq War, $345 billion for the Afghan War, and $22 billion for assorted other war activities in other countries. The Obama Administration's repeated projections of a lower budget output for wars in coming years aside, they show no sign of slowing.
The estimated price tag only includes direct costs incurred as a result of the US occupations of those nations, and does not include the trillions of other dollars spent on the military since 2001.
Nor does it include the overall cost of the war to the American economy, a figure economists put at several trillion dollars years ago, and which has only risen as the US presence overseas continues to grow.
The US currently has over 100,000 troops in Iraq, and the escalation in Afghanistan will soon have America's commitment there near 100,000 as well. The Obama Administration has projected cuts to the Iraq force since taking office, but recent bombings have raised serious doubts about America's ability to withdraw from the nation, years after both parties agreed that the war was successfully "won." Troop numbers in Afghanistan will likely continue to rise for the forseeable future.
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Report: QPR 2 Rovers 2
Rovers' search for that first win of the season still eludes them after they were twice pegged back by Queens Park Rangers.
Not for the first time this season, spurned chances proved costly as Rovers had to settle for just a point at Loftus Road.
A strong first half showing saw Rovers open the scoring on 14 minutes when Shane Duffy scored at the back post. But it was their inability to add to their lead when on top that would come back to bite them when Charlie Austin's centre deflected off Adam Henley moments into the second half.
The response from the Lancashire club was excellent with Jordan Rhodes superbly scoring his second goal in as many games on the hour mark.
But with the three points within their grasp poor marking at the back post allowed Nedum Onuoha to head home to level the scores once more with 11 minutes remaining.
Rovers pressed in the closing stages to get their noses in front a third time, but they were left frustrated in having to settle for just the one point.
Ahead of the game Rovers made just the one change from the side that faced Fulham on Sunday, with Fode Koita getting the nod to partner Jordan Rhodes up front in place of Nathan Delfouneso who dropped to the bench.
The Hoops also made the one change with Smithies handed a debut in goal following Rob Green's sending off at the weekend.
But the game had barely got underway when Rovers were forced into making an early change. As Rovers cleared a QPR corner from the right, Tommy Spurr was left prone on the turf after taking a knee to the cheek.
Jason Steele and Grant Hanley immediately called for assistance for their team-mate, and after a lengthy spell of treatment the Rovers man was eventually stretchered off to be replaced by Markus Olsson. Thankfully there was good news from the dressing room at half-time with Spurr sat up and conscious.
However Rovers responded in emphatic fashion, taking the lead in the 14th minute.
After Karl Henry had fouled Craig Conway on the near side, the Scot sent a high ball to the back post, Shane Duffy got the better of Smithies and as the ball dropped, the defender poked it over the line.
It was the first time this season that Rovers had scored the opening goal in a game.
Sensing a nervousness from the home side, Rovers immediately went looking for a second. Craig Conway saw a rasping drive saved, whilst only a last-ditch tackle from Nedum Onuoha prevented Jordan Rhodes from getting his shot away when well placed.
Ben Marshall then found Rhodes with a reverse pass, but again as the striker waited for the ball to come down, a Rangers defender, this time James Perch, was able to get the ball away,
Rovers continued with their bright attacking play, Conway with a fizzing centre to the near post which Rhodes couldn't connect with, as they looked to score a second play their play more than deserved.
At the other end, aside from a couple of wayward efforts from distance that troubled the visiting Rovers fans more than Steele's goal, the home side's best chance of the half came in added time.
Charlie Austin took the ball to the byline before lifting a centre for Tjaronn Chery but his header was well off target.
The half ended with yet another chance spurned by Rovers, Marshall feeding Markus Olsson on the overlap down the left, he centred for Rhodes but a combination of Smithies and Gabriele Angella somehow stopped the ball from crossing the line.
But as well as Rovers had played in the first half, they didn't have the goals to show for their dominance, and that would come home to roost less than 30 seconds into the second half.
A ball into the Rovers box deflected off the back of Duffy into the path of Austin, and although Steele brilliantly saved his initial effort, the forward's ball back across the six-yard box rebounded off the unfortunate Adam Henley and into the back of the net.
Rovers looked to respond immediately but Rhodes was just unable to leap high enough to reach a hooked pass from Olsson. The Swede was then at the right place at the other end to block a shot from Chery. The home fans' appeals that he had handled in the process went unheard.
But on the hour mark Rovers regained their advantage a wonderfully taken goal from Rhodes.
As Steele hit a goal kick long upfield, Koita flicked on for his strike partner, Rhodes first lifted the ball over Onuoha, before holding off the defender and sliding the ball home.
Rangers missed a great chance to get back on level terms on 73 minutes with a quick counter-attack. As Phillips races away down the left, his centre picked out Massimio Luongo in front of goal, but inexplicably he chose to pass and the chance was gone as Olsson defended well against substitute Jamie Mackie.
But Rovers' advantage didn't last much longer as the Hoops levelled once more with 11 minutes remaining.
Daniel Tozser hit a corner to the back post to where a fast arriving and criminally unmarked Onuoha headed home. Steele did get a strong hand to the ball but it had too much power and nestled in the back of the net.
With both sides looking for a winner, play became increasingly stretched in the final ten minutes.
Steele had to save well to deny Luongo, whilst Rovers substitute Nathan Delfouneso went close with a right-footed shot that just cleared the crossbar.
In added time Rovers looked to grab a third goal that would have given them the points, but despite threatening late with a series of corners, they were left to settle just the one point.
Smithies, Onuoha, Phillips, Chery (sub Mackie 68 mins), Austin, Konchesky, Henry, Luongo, Perch, Angella, Tozser.
Subs not used: Lumley (GK), Hall, Hill, Gladwin, Doughty, Faurlin.
Goals: Henley (OG) 46 mins, Onuoha 79 mins.
Booked: Smithies, Austin.
Steele, Henley, Duffy, Hanley (c), Spurr (sub Olsson 8 mins), Marshall (sub Lawrence 89 mins), Guthrie, Evans, Conway, Koita (sub Delfouneso 82 mins), Rhodes.
Subs not used: Raya (GK), Kilgallon, O'Sullivan, Akpan.
Goals: Duffy 14 mins, Rhodes 60 mins.
Booked: Henley, Guthrie.
Attendance: 14,007 (including 425 Rovers fans).
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5 Steps for Perfecting Pieris
How to care for this petite beauty
The secret's out – plant breeders have perfected Japanese pieris in the compact variety Mountain Snow™ Pieris. This petite shrub packs pest resistance and improved heat tolerance in a beautiful package – complete with showy cascades of white buds summer to winter that burst into bloom each spring. There's a lot to love about this dazzling plant, from its evergreen foliage and cold hardiness to its enhancement of the shade garden. Select one (or many) for your landscape and follow these five simple steps to ensure your showstopper thrives season after season.
- Know your soils. Mountain Snow™ Pieris belongs to the plant family Ericaceae along with rhododendrons and azaleas. Like its cousins, it requires acidic soil to flourish and may suffer nutrient deficiencies in alkaline soil. Annual soil testing is the best way to monitor soil pH. Apply soil amendments and acid fertilizers as needed to maintain soil pH between 5 and 6.
- Apply organic material. Mountain Snow™ Pieris grows best in soils enriched with organic matter. Organic matter breaks down rapidly in hot climates. Replenish organic matter each season by mixing compost or well-rotted manure into the soil, taking care not to disturb the shallow roots.
- Maintain even moisture. Mountain Snow™ Pieris is sensitive to excessively dry or wet soils. In arid soils, the shallow roots may dry out quickly. Water plants deeply and apply a layer of pine needle or other organic mulch to maintain even soil moisture. Root disease commonly occurs when it is planted in poorly drained soil. Consider planting the shrub in a raised bed if drainage is a problem.
- Fertilize as needed. When soil pH is properly managed, Mountain Snow™ Pieris requires very little feeding. However, like any plant, the shrub will use nitrogen during active growth phases. Keep plants vigorous with an annual application of nitrogen before flowering in late winter (mid-February) or just after flowering in early spring (mid-May). Spread fertilizer evenly beneath the shrub and water it into the soil.
- Deadhead if desired. Mountain Snow™ Pieris is a no-fuss plant and requires very little pruning other than the occasional removal of dead or broken limbs. While it is not 100 percent necessary, deadheading – or the removal of spent flowers – may be beneficial to plant growth and development. Fading flowers enclose tiny developing seeds that draw upon a plant's energy resources. Removing the spent flowers diverts that energy into new root and shoot growth. Deadheading also cleans up Mountain Snow™ Pieris so we may focus our attention on its lovely bronze-colored new growth.
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I am going to grow sunflowers in an old wash tub. Do I need to put some holes in the bottom of tub for drainage? Does it need to have rocks in the bottom as well?
Hardiness Zone: 8b
By Shawna from Bossier City, LA
Yes, drill some holes in the bottom of tub for drainage. And as for the rocks, they aren't necessary. (03/31/2010)
By MCW
I've never tried them in containers, but I don't see why they wouldn't do ok! They don't root very deep, so any container 10 or more inches deep should be fine! The lady in the above article was using an old washtub, with drain holes in the bottom. I think it'd be an even better idea to have something underneath the container to catch/hold the water, so it can wick up through the soil if the soil becomes dry.
If you're using a big container and don't want it to be so heavy you can't move it, use empty pop or water bottles (with lids on!) in the bottom. The dirt will filter down through/around them, so it'll still wick up moisture from your drain-pan, but the pot won't weigh a ton, like it would with rocks in the bottom! I've done this in a huge pot, and it works well so far--2 or 3 years. Good luck! (Oh! Make sure your sunflowers have stakes if they're going to be exposed to a lot of wind!) (04/01/2010)
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Choking On A Wishbone In The Firing Line Of Lovers Who Will Never Slow Down
A boy who dedicated his flesh and bones
to the work of the nations' regenerative logos,
he is choking on a wishbone in the firing line
of lovers who will never slow down.
He is busy, his slender fingers tapping away
with the laziest of keystrokes as the world outside
his gleaming high-rise apartment windows
await their final deathblows.
He is the arbitrator of taste and what he says goes.
If he tells the huddled masses,
"Diamonds are a girls best friend" -
they'll surely lend their eager hands
to the weight of such gaudy trends.
Once he told them with an air of disinterest,
"Skin and bones is in" -
so that they might all begin to look like him
and their crushing mantra became, "Be thin! Be thin! Be thin!"
They honored his image by downing pills,
they paid him homage with their meager diets
by racking up outrageous bills.
They took to their destructive habits with zeal.
He allowed them this,
knowing that they would be too weak to fend him off.
For how could they fight, when they could barely stand,
crushed under the weight of their need for acceptance,
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- John Rheinecker made it to Texas with a suitcase full of dirty laundry. After an impressive start, he may get to take it back on the road -- this time with the Rangers.
Rheinecker, recalled from a long trip with Triple-A Oklahoma to make his second start of the season, allowed only an unearned run over seven innings as the Rangers beat the Seattle Mariners 2-1 in a doubleheader opener Tuesday.
"It puts me in position to go out and do it again, hopefully," Rheinecker said.
"Obviously, he did an excellent job," manager Ron Washington said. "He just pitched pretty darn good. Right now, he's not taken off the roster, so we'll see how that goes."
Although the Rangers won't need a No. 5 starter again until Aug. 4 because of two days off in the next week, Washington said Rheinecker could pitch out of the bullpen.
Rheinecker (1-0), recalled Monday, limited the Mariners to six hits. The only walk the left-hander allowed was to Jose Lopez, the second batter of the game who scored on a groundout after an error.
Eric Gagne, who gave up three runs in a non-save situation Monday night, pitched the ninth for his 15th save in 16 chances.
The Rangers turned a pair of two-out doubles into runs off Ryan Feierabend (1-4), who was sent back to Triple-A Tacoma after being recalled earlier in the day to make the spot start.
Sammy Sosa had a double in the fourth and tied the game when Marlon Byrd hit a triple, his third in four games. Byrd didn't make the Rangers roster out of spring training, but is hitting .358 with six triples in 52 games since being recalled from Oklahoma on May 26.
The Rangers went ahead 2-1 in the fifth after a two-out double by Travis Metcalf, who came home on Michael Young's single.
"They didn't tell me when I would be sent down, but I knew this would only be one start," said Feierabend, a 21-year-old left-hander. "A couple of pitches were not the greatest. The triple by Byrd was a changeup that was supposed to be inside. But having an outing like this before going down was great."
After coming to spring training as a candidate to be the Rangers' No. 5 starter, Rheinecker instead started the season on the disabled list because of a back strain.
Rheinecker's only other start for Texas came June 5 at Detroit, when the overly excited left-hander gave up four runs and seven hits in three innings. He had a different approach this time.
"I definitely took care of the energy problem I had in my first outing. I was definitely too amped when I went out there and was trying to throw through the catcher's chest protector," he said. "When situations get into crunch time, it's not throwing hard, it's easing off. ... It started when I woke up. I was consciously thinking about it."
After Lopez walked, he moved to third when All-Star shortstop Young booted Jose Guillen's grounder. He scored on Adrian Beltre's grounder.
Three of Rheinecker's four strikeouts came in the fifth, including Ichiro Suzuki and Lopez with two runners on to end the inning. After Yuniesky Betancourt's leadoff single in the seventh, Rheinecker induced a double-play grounder before Ichiro's inning-ending comebacker.
"That was the ultimate for me," Washington said about how Rheinecker got Ichiro twice.
Seattle has lost four in a row since getting within one game of the AL West-leading Los Angeles Angels.
The doubleheader opener was the makeup of a game that was rained out April 24.
- The Mariners have made up four of the six games they had postponed in April because of weather. They still have to make up two games from the entire four-game series at Cleveland that was snowed out.
- Betancourt snapped an 0-for-14 slump with his single.
- It was a tough game for home plate umpire Gary Cederstrom. In the fifth, he was hit on the hand by a bat that slipped out of Mark Teixeira's hands on a swing. Then, when Lopez struck out swinging in the eighth, the ball never hit the catcher's mitt and ricocheted off Cederstrom's chest protector. Pitcher Joaquin Benoit had to field the ball and throw to first to complete a rare 1-3 strikeout.


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A hybrid zone between
Phylogenetics and phylogeography
The inhabitants of deep-sea hydrothermal vents occupy ephemeral island-like habitats distributed sporadically along tectonic spreading-centers, back-arc basins, and volcanically active seamounts. The majority of vent taxa undergo a pelagic larval phase, and thus varying degrees of geographical subdivision, ranging from no impedance of dispersal to complete isolation, often exist among taxa that span common geomorphological boundaries. Two lineages of
A recent sample from the northwest flank of the Easter Microplate contained an admixture of northern and southern mitochondrial haplotypes and corresponding alleles at five nuclear gene loci. Genotypic frequencies in this sample did not fit random mating expectation. Significant heterozygote deficiencies at nuclear loci and gametic disequilibria between loci suggested that this transitional region might be a 'Tension Zone' maintained by immigration of parental types and possibly hybrid unfitness. An analysis of recombination history in the nuclear genes suggests a prolonged history of parapatric contact between the two mussel lineages. We hereby elevate the southern lineage to species status as
Hybrid zones, regions of intergradation between genetically distinct populations or species, have been documented for a number of terrestrial and aquatic organisms. The locations, shapes and ages of these zones, and the unique dispersal, behavioral and fitness characteristics of the participating organisms have motivated a number of models that invoke endogenous (i.e. genetic) or exogenous (i.e. environmental) forces reviewed by
Most examples of hybrid zones come from terrestrial and freshwater environments that have experienced past climatic changes — for example, at suture zones where formerly isolated biotic assemblages attain secondary contact
Figure 1
Sample localities for eastern Pacific
Sample localities for eastern Pacific
The Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR) mussels,
Discovery of the MAR hybrid zone stimulated our interests in other potential contact zones along the global mid-ocean ridge system. Our target was the Easter Microplate boundary (EMB, Figure
Herein, we report the discovery of a zone of intergradation between two mussel lineages that contact one another at the EMB.
Expeditions conducted between 1990 and 2005 explored segments of the GAR, EPR and PAR (Figure
DNA methods
DNA extraction and purification, general PCR conditions, amplicon purification and DNA sequencing used methods that were previously reported for mussels
Molecular statistics
Computer programs used to format the data, obtain estimates of population genetic parameters, and conduct statistical tests are listed along with procedural references (Table
Gene networks for the exon portions of each locus were constructed with
The MLG file was also used to conduct assignment tests.
We used the Isolation-with-Migration method,
Adult mussels were abundant at most of the active vent fields between 13°N and 38°S latitude (Figure
Geographical subdivision and admixture
Analyses were conducted with sequence polymorphisms in mitochondrial
Figure 2
Gene networks for six loci in eastern Pacific
Gene networks for six loci in eastern Pacific
Figure 3
Latitudinal clines
Latitudinal clines.(a) Step-clines for the predominant northern allele (haplotype: *1) at six loci toward southern direction from left to right (b) Allelic frequencies of
Indices of genic diversity differed among the genes (Table
Figure 4
Statistical estimates of (a) gene diversity, (b) allelic richness, and (c) heterozygote deficiencies (
Statistical estimates of (a) gene diversity, (b) allelic richness, and (c) heterozygote deficiencies (
Except for S23, the other samples did not exhibit evidence for non-random mating. Sporadically elevated values for
Pairwise sequence divergence within (
Additional file 1
Table S1. Mean percentage of sequence divergence (K2P corrected) within (
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These regional differences were also revealed by multilocus genotypic assignment methods. The most probable partitioning of the total sample resulted in
Figure 5
Isolation-with-migration (
Additional file 2
Figure S1. IMA2 posterior distributions for demographic parameters in
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We reconstructed recombination histories from the complete sequence data (with introns) for four nuclear loci. Recombination could not be tested for
Additional file 3
Figure S2. Recombination analyses for the loci (a)
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Previous studies reported that
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Figure S3. Analysis of isolation-by-distance in
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Taxonomic implications
Based on allozyme and mitochondrial DNA differences, Won
Assessing the species-status of allopatric and parapatric populations is an old problem in biology. Here we adopt the "metapopulation species concept" which equates species with separately evolving segments of the broader metapopulation
Family MYTILIDAE Rafinesque, 1815
Subfamily Bathymodiolinae Kenk & Wilson, 1985
Type genus
Figure 6
This is the second report of a mid-ocean hybrid zone involving hydrothermal vent mussels
We could not ascertain from the present genetic data whether the excess proportions of parental genotypes in the hybrid zone were products of selection against hybrids, or consequences of admixture (i.e. Wahlund effects). Comparison of juvenile and adult cohorts might help to identify ongoing selection against hybrids e.g.,
"Sweepstakes Reproductive Success" (SRS) as observed in some near-shore bivalves and other organisms reviewed in
Divergence and intergradation
Reciprocally monophyletic differences for mitochondrial haplotypes and step-clines in allozyme frequencies suggest a relatively long history of isolation between
Whether intergradation between the northern and southern lineages results from primary or secondary processes remains uncertain. A coalescent analysis of the MAR mussel species provided evidence for "an initial period of allopatric differentiation during which recombination was blocked between lineages" followed by "a long history of gene flow"
Isolating mechanisms
Density troughs (regions of low population size) can function as powerful traps to stabilize hybrid zones and limit introgression
Divergence between the two species probably initiated with orogeny of the Easter Microplate, 2.5–5.3 Myr ago. Superfast tectonic spreading rates in this dynamic part of the global mid-ocean ridge system result in frequent habitat destruction, leaving episodic gaps in the distribution of many vent-restricted species. Prolonged periods of partial to complete isolation would facilitate the accumulation of genetic differences in nuclear and mitochondrial genes exposed to genetic drift and potentially contrasting selection regimes. We suggest two hypotheses about possible adaptions that might result in disruptive selection across the Easter Microplate boundary. First, we hypothesize that novel life history traits emerged to accommodate different current regimes in the northern and southern regions. Northern
Secondly, we hypothesize that coadaptation between the mussel hosts and associated thiotrophic endosymbionts might result in disruptive selection.
Competing interest
The authors declare that they have no competing interest.
Author's contributions
SBJ conducted most of the DNA sequencing and statistical analyses with the assistance of YJW and JBH. RCV led oceanographic expeditions that with the help of SBJ and YJW collected mussel specimens. SBJ, RCV and YJW drafted the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The project was conducted with the expert help of captains, crews and pilots assigned to the R/V
Analysis of hybrid zones
Hybrid zones—natural laboratories for evolutionary studies
Nature of selection in the northern flicker hybrid zone and its implications for speciation theory
Suture-zones of hybrid interaction between recently joined biotas
The genetic legacy of the Quaternary ice ages
Genetic divergence, reproductive isolation, and marine speciation
Hybridization in the sea
The genetics and taxonomy of species in the genus Mytilus
Evolutionary relationships among male and female mitochondrial DNA lineages in the Mylilus edulis species complex
Allozymes and morphometric characters of three species of Mytilus in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Hybridization between the blue mussels Mytilus galloprovincialis and M. trossulus along the pacific coast of North America: evidence for limited introgression
The genetics of Mytilus
A hybrid zone between hydrothermal vent mussels (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Evolution and biogeography of deep-sea vent and seep invertebrates
Constrained circulation at Endeavour ridge facilitates colonization by vent larvae
Larvae from afar colonize deep-sea hydrothermal vents after a catastrophic eruption
When gaps really are gaps: Statistical phylogeography of hydrothermal vent invertebrates
Genetic diversity and connectivity of deep-sea hydrothermal vent metapopulations
A review of the distribution of hydrothermal vent communities along the northern Mid-Atlantic ridge: Dispersal vs. environmental controls
Cytonuclear disequilibrium in a hybrid zone involving deep-sea hydrothermal vent mussels of the genus Bathymodiolus
Speciation in the deep sea: Multi-locus analysis of divergence and gene flow between two hybridizing species of hydrothermal vent mussels
Two new species of hydrothermal vent crabs of the genus Bythograea from the southern east pacific rise and from the galapagos rift (Crustacea Decapoda Brachyura Bythograeidae)
New genus and species of brachyuran crab from the southern east pacific rise (Crustacea Decapoda Brachyura Bythograeidae)
DNA barcoding of Lepetodrilus limpets reveals cryptic species
Dispersal barriers and isolation among deep-sea mussel populations (Mytilidae: Bathymodiolus) from eastern Pacific hydrothermal vents
Distinct patterns of genetic differentiation among annelids of eastern Pacific hydrothermal vents
Genetic diversity and demographic instability in Riftia pachyptila tubeworms from eastern Pacific hydrothermal vents
Silicic volcanism and hydrothermal activity documented at Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
A new mussel (Bivalvia, Mytilidae) from hydrothermal vents in the Galapagos Rift Zone
Ph.D. Dissertation
Comparative phylogeography among hydrothermal vent species along the East Pacific Rise reveals vicariant processes and population expansion in the South
New record of "Bathymodiolus" mauritanicus Cosel,2002 from the Gulf of Cadiz (NE Atlantic) mud volcanoes
Three nuclear genes for phylogenetic, SNP and population genetic studies of molluscs and other invertebrates
Migration, isolation, and speciation of hydrothermal vent limpets (Gastropoda; Lepetodrilidae) across the Blanco Transform Fault
Arlequin suite ver. 3.5: A new series of programs to perform population genetics analyses under Linux and Windows
Statistical tests of neutrality of mutations against population growth, hitchhiking and background selection
Linkage disequilibrium in growing and stable populations
A comparison of three indirect methods for estimating average levels of gene flow
Matrix correlation analysis in anthropology and genetics
Workshop on Algorithms in Bioinformatics
Sampling theory for cytonuclear disequilibria
Genepop'007: a complete reimplementation of the Genepop software for Windows and Linux
GENEPOP (Ver. 1.2): population genetics software for exact tests and ecumenicism
Isolation with migration models for more than two populations
Median-joining networks for inferring intraspecific phylogenies
A model-based method for identifying species hybrids using multilocus genetic data
A new statistical method for haplotype reconstruction from population data
A comparison of Bayesian methods for haplotype reconstruction from population genotype data
Inference of population structure using multilocus genotype data
Inferring weak population structure with the assistance of sample group information
Analyzing tables of statistical tests
Bayesian model building by pure thought
Efficiency of model-based Bayesian methods for detecting hybrid individuals under different hybridization scenarios and with different numbers of loci
Molecular analysis of hybridisation between wild and domestic cats (Felis silvestris) in Portugal: implications for conservation
Multilocus methods for estimating population sizes, migration rates and divergence time, with applications to the divergence of Drosophila pseudoobscura and D. persimilis
Integration within the Felsenstein equation for improved Markov chain Monte Carlo methods in population genetics
Distinguishing migration from isolation: a Markov chain Monte Carlo approach
Bathymodiolus (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) from hydrothermal vents on the Azores triple junction and the Logatchev hydrothermal field, Mid-Atlantic ridge
Three new species of Bathymodiolus (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) from hydrothermal vents in the Lau basin and the Fiji basin, western Pacific, and the Snake Pit area Mid-Atlantic ridge
Genetic and morphometric characterization of mussels (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) from Mid-Atlantic hydrothermal vents
Evolution of habitat use by deep-sea mussels
Species concepts and species delimitation
Topics in Geobiology. vol. 33
Hydrogen is an energy source for hydrothermal vent symbioses
Genetic connectivity between north and south Mid-Atlantic ridge chemosynthetic bivalves and their symbionts
Hydrothermal vent geology and biology at Earth's fastest spreading rates
The concept of stasipatric speciation
Hypothetical mechanism of speciation
Evidence for selection against hybrids in the family Cyprinidae (genus Notropis)
Linkage disequilibrium in subdivided populations
Extensive gene flow in the deep-sea hydrothermal vent mytilid Bathymodiolus thermophilus
Toward a mechanistic understanding of larval dispersal: insights from genomic fingerprinting of the deep-sea hydrothermal vent tubeworm Riftia pachyptila
The spatial scale of genetic subdivision in populations of Ifremeria nautilei, a hydrothermal-vent gastropod from the southwest Pacific
A history of the Easter Microplate, 5.25 Ma to present
Tectonic evolution of the Easter Microplate
Relationships between gene trees and species trees
The causes of phylogenetic conflict in a classic Drosophila species group
Hydrothermal-vent alvinellid polychaete dispersal in the Eastern Pacific. 2. A metapopulation model based on habitat shifts
The dynamics of hybrid zones
The structure and maintenance of hybrid zones as exemplified by Podisma pedestris
Hybrid zones: windows on evolutionary process
Linkages between faulting, volcanism, hydrothermal activity and segmentation on fast spreading centers
Hydrothermal helium plumes in the Pacific Ocean
Community structure of mussel beds at deep-sea hydrothermal vents
Larval dispersal potential of the tubeworm Riftia pachyptila at deep-sea hydrothermal vents
Modeled interactions of mesoscale eddies with the East Pacific Rise: Implications for larval dispersal
Surface-generated mesoscale eddies transport deep-sea products from hydrothermal vents
Implications of cross-axis flow for larval dispersal along mid-ocean ridges
Larval dispersal of a deep-sea hydrothermal vent bivalve from the Galapagos Rift
Absence of co-speciation between deep-sea mytilids and their thiotrophic endosymbionts
Environmental acquisition of thiotrophic endosymbionts by deep-sea mussels of the genus Bathymodiolus
The Red King effect: When the slowest runner wins the coevolutionary race
New paradigms for the evolution of beneficial infections


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Grand Zuri BSD City is centrally located in Serpong, walking distance from Ocean Park and close to Eka Hospital. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Omni Hospital and Living World.
Make yourself at home in one of the 132 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Guests can get to nearby shops on the complimentary shuttle.
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Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
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