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Nautilus sensed he would be in a lot of trouble once the bartender found him –and even more once the farmer found the injured cow, so far from the farm. So, in a swift, but silly, decision Nautilus grabbed the closest thing to an 'escape route' that was next to him: the rocket propeller.
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Up in the air, everything whizzed past the man and his propellers, but soon he felt their power spluttering out. So much for the farmer's consistency. Luckily, it seemed that Nautilus did have his Gods on side, as the scenery was slowing in his sight, and the ground was not more than too metres away before the 'flying man' dropped. But at the force of landing, Nautilus hit his head on the floor, and was knocked unconscious.
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Chris Christie yesterday vetoed a bill that would have required New Jersey gun dealers to carry at least one "smart gun" for sale. Christie used a pocket veto, which means the Democratic legislature cannot override it.
Smart guns have been developed by several different sources, but are not yet for sale in the U.S. A smart gun can only be fired by an authorized user (though some smart gun tech has a way for authorized users to override that and allow anyone to fire it). The New Jersey Institute of Technology's smart gun prototype uses "dynamic grip" technology to prevent anyone else from firing it. NJIT's smart-gun project was begun at the behest of the state, but was eventually killed.
The gun-lobby says it's agnostic to smart gun tech, but that's a lie: The CEO of Colt's Manufacturing Company was dropped after backlash to the company's smart gun prototype; the NRA famously boycotted Smith & Wesson after it agreed to develop smart gun technology as part of a deal with the Bill Clinton administration. Some people go even further: A Maryland gun dealer, who planned to sell a new smart gun, said he received death threats. (Some death threats are empty, but these presumably came from people with guns.) Read more »


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Okay, I know I said I would tell you all about my history and things. Well... if you have seen 'Alice in Wonderland' then you can guess. If not here you go a chapter just for you.
I fell down a rabbit hole when I was six and I bashed my head. Really really hard. I went through some really tough times while in Underworld. I met everyone and had a lot of fun but the problem is I have never been able to properly leave this place. I have always had a piece of my mind here. Underworld. Also the other problem is I can't remember who I am after falling down that stupid rabbit hole. In Underworld I am known as Alyce. No one knows why.
This place, as you might have guessed now, is called Underworld (always with a capital otherwise it is somewhere else.) It is the opposite of Wonderland. Or is known as the opposite as wonderland because it is dark and dreary and nothing intresting ever happens. EVER! The people here are also boring and dreary.
So a run down of the history. I don't know who I am but in Underworld I am called Alyce. This is down the same rabbit hole as Wonderland but you go down a different path. I can't properly leave. Nothing ever happens. Apart from when this story takes place but that time doesn't count we were just trying to figure out who I am. Also what I am doing here.
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A high-profile industry figure has said Perth's current property oversupply will be short-lived and will begin to tighten once the federal election has passed.
RE/MAX WA managing director Geoff Baldwin said despite there currently being more than 20,000 properties for sale across Perth, the excess is part of the "normal cycle" and will start to turn around following the election.
"In regards to the current oversupply, buyers are now re-entering the market and we are also seeing more and more investors recognising the value around at the moment and this increasing activity tends to have a snowball effect," he said.
"Once people see 'under offer' and 'sold' stickers appearing on signs, they tend to move a lot more quickly. Historically this has resulted in a quick reduction in stock and more pressure on prices.
"It is inarguably a wonderful time for people to buy, however, people thinking of buying or upgrading should do so in the short term rather than believing these conditions will last forever."
Mr Baldwin noted that regardless of the wider options available in Perth at the moment, there are only a limited number of "bargains, and even less that will fit a particular buyer's requirements".
"The trap in this market is that buyers think the well-priced properties will still be there tomorrow and next week and hence they hold off; however, in any market the best properties are the ones that sell and they sell quickly regardless of market conditions," he said.
"We are now seeing buyers contacting us to place offers on properties they viewed several weeks ago only to be informed that they have missed out because the properties have sold, often resulting in significant disappointment.
"We are also seeing upgraders who have made offers that are subject to their current homes selling but who are missing out because they are holding out for an unachievable price despite negotiating a great deal on the new home."
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INSTITUTE of Higher Learning (IPT) were crowned 4th Deputy Minister of Education Cup 7-a-side Football Tournament champions after defeating Temburong 3-2 in the final with all goals coming in the first half at the Dato Mahawangsa Primary School in Lambak yesterday.
The referee had barely blown the whistle for kick-off when Faizul Jefry Hj Zaini exploited space and had the vision to unlock a rasping drive that snuck through Temburong's goal.
The early advantage spurred IPT to launch an attack and Faizul Jefry struck again from close range in the second minute to put his side two to the good.
Both teams practised their skill in juggling a ball before Temburong hacked the ball away for a corner as IPT threatened a third.
Darius bin Yakub pulled one back in the 6th minute and engineered a role as his team's influential technician to recover from two goals down.
The thing about 7-a-side football is a kick on the touch-line constitutes a throw-in and applies within the rules of the game.
With the Temburong players sensing an opening, a cross found Ibrahim bin Haji Nudin who got marginal but effective contact off the ball, which ended in the back of the net.
IPT's goalkeeper Demigo Kapal exhibited his distribution skills after lifting a ball into Pg Sazali Pg Hj Idris and after turning his back against the goal, the striker finished with precision to retake the lead.
Ibrahim received a pass but Demigo made a huge presence and commanded the goal under his supervision.
Darius showed fancy footwork but the defence were able to nullify the threat.
Mohamad Fadhillah bin Md Azri nearly made an immediate impact from the bench after forcing a wonderful save by Temburong's Ahmad Yani bin Hj Abdul Ghani with the player emulating a Cristiano Ronaldo-esque free- kick.
Meanwhile, Islamic Education Department (JPI) claimed third spot after edging Brunei 2A 1-0.
IPT also enjoyed a clean sweep in the individual awards as both Demigo Kapal and Faizul Jefry scooped accolades, the latter of whom earning the top scorer award with eight goals to his credit.
The guest-of-honour, Acting Minister of Education, Dato Seri Setia Haji Yusoff bin Hj Ismail presented medals and trophies to the winners.


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Opinion + Charles Darwin
Scientists at Princeton say that it's altruism, not selfishness, that will ultimately enable human beings to flourish. And Charles Darwin always knew it
Faced with a man so misunderstood, a 'swashbuckling' biopic about the naturalist could go horribly wrong. Here are a few blunders best avoided
Why are lefties such philistines about the past?Jonathan JonesDisdain for heritage – like the fire-damaged Clandon Park House – cuts us off from our landscape and identity. To understand these 'relics' is to understand England
Ice hockey not invented in Canada? That's cold, manMatthew HaysMatthew Hays: Experts believe the game was first played in the UK. It's enough to make the fragile Canadian identity crack
Cif belief Why our campaign against creationism in schools matters for science in the USZack Kopplin
Zack Kopplin: When I was in high school, few fought Louisiana's creationism law. Now we have Nobel winners backing our nationwide effort
In science today, a genius never works aloneAthene DonaldAthene Donald: Future discoveries are more likely to be made by scientists sharing ideas than a lone genius
Cif belief The new anti-science assault on US schoolsKatherine Stewart
Katherine Stewart: In a disturbing trend, anti-evolution campaigners are combining with climate change deniers to undermine public education
Philip Ball: We enjoy the whiff of scandal, and we love seeing giants knocked off their pedestals. But we shouldn't rush to judgments of scientists' motivations
Jonathan Jones: Charles Darwin never patronised his audience but presented his evidence modestly; Richard Dawkins, on the other hand, lacks the patience to let natural history speak for itself
Cif belief The abuses of scienceMary Midgley
Mary Midgley: Face to faith: Is the evolutionary argument against God's existence any stronger than Isaac Newton's in favour?
Cif belief Intelligent design is an oxymoronMichael Ruse
Michael Ruse: Is intelligent design bad theology? Intelligent design theory is a mountain of waffle resting on analogy. Neither scientists nor believers should touch it
Cif belief Science in God's imageSteve FullerSteve Fuller: Is intelligent design bad theology? The greatest scientific advances presuppose something that looks very like the mind of God
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Michael Reiss: What can Darwin teach us about morality? The Darwinian view of morality only takes us so far down the road in understanding human nature
The question: Is it merely a trick played on us by our genes, a meaningless by-product of evolution?
Cif belief Face to faithJudith Maltby
The real challenge to the biblical literalism held dear by creationists is in the Bible itself, says Judith Maltby
Cif belief Darwinism, through a Chinese lensRiazat Butt in Alexandria
Cif belief Evolution's classroom crisisRiazat Butt in Alexandria
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Cif belief The misuses of DarwinSimon Underdown
Cif belief Face to faithAndrew CopsonFace to faith: We should all celebrate the 150th anniversary of John Stuart Mill's On Liberty, says Andrew Copson
Cif belief Creation is a fitting tribute to DarwinAdam RutherfordAdam Rutherford: A new film about the great scientist is upsetting Darwinologists as much as creationists. Their suspicion is misplaced
Cif belief Science and religion need a truceChris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum
Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum: Atheists are attacking the idea that science and faith can be compatible, but confrontation won't spread the truth of evolution
Cif belief Darwin's doubtersNick SpencerNick Spencer: Belief in evolution varies around the world, but there's some evidence that Darwin-scepticism may have an Islamic flavour
Cif belief Science, religion and our shared futureMadeleine BuntingMadeleine Bunting: Science and religion both have the ability to teach us how interconnected we are – and it's a lesson we cannot ignore
Editorial: The 150th anniversary of Humboldt's death in 1859, has slipped by barely remarked. Yet after he died Darwin saluted him as 'the greatest scientific traveller who ever lived'
Atheists: No God, just whiningCharlotte Allen
Charlotte Allen: Atheists are a tiresome, self-pitying bunch whose primary motivation isn't rationalism but anger
Faith in scienceAC GraylingHay festival: AC Grayling: Huge audiences for science talks are a positive indication of the flourishing and lively constituency of interest in the subject
Mary Midgley: How to believe: We must balance Hobbes's compelling account of human nature with the knowledge that we remain social animals
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Northern Ireland: Civil service sick days cost £30m
Almost half of Northern Ireland's civil servants took sick leave in the 2012-13 financial year, a study by the NI Statistics and Research Agency has found.
According to the research, 47.7% of staff took time off due to illness, at a cost of £30.8m in lost productivity. This was compared to 4.6% of staff the previous financial year, which lost the government £28.6m. The average number of sick days taken by staff was 10.6 – up from 10.1 in 2011-12 and above the 9.5 day civil service target.
Finance minister Simon Hamilton said managing attendance was a "key priority" for departments, and that the increase in sick leave did "not reflect any dilution" in that aim. However, Bumper Graham of the public service union Nipsa said Hamilton and his department had exacerbated the problem by pushing through pay cuts and changes to terms and conditions, which he said have had a negative effect on staff morale.
China: 1.5m to take civil service entry exam
Over 1.5m people will sit China's annual civil service exam later this month – which means an average of 77 people competing for each job. However, some of the 19,000 available positions are more competitive than others – there are 7,000 applicants for one sought-after job, while 72 have none so far due to specific entry requirements or being based in remote locations.
Zimbabwe: Pay deal stalled by internal civil service disagreements
Salary negotiations in Zimbabwe have been stalled because civil service unions have failed to agree on a team of representatives to attend final talks with government. The 12 public service unions are required to present a collective list of nine names to the National Joint Negotiating Council, but have yet to come to an agreement on which names should be included.
In its editorial, Zimbabwe newspaper The Herald said that "instead of uniting for a worthy cause, leaders of the civil service unions are tending to their egos". They are proposing that the lowest-paid civil servant recieve $600 US dollars per month.
Zambia: Bank of Zambia backs civil service wage freeze
The Bank of Zambia has welcomed a public sector wage and recruitment freeze during 2014-15 because it says the move will help curb inflation. Appearing before a parliamentary committee earlier this week, the bank's governor Michael Gondwe said continued inflation would risk a reduction in foreign exchange earnings and a depreciation of the exchange rate, and that freezing civil service pay would help reduce the pressure.
Kuala Lumpur: New committee to tackle corrupt civil servants
The Kuala Lumpur government has created a new committee which will investigate civil servants who have not complied with financial procedures. The committee, which was formed after the 2012 auditor general's report highlighted the issue of corruption, will establish an integrity management unit in each department to encourage adherence to standard procurement procedures.
Prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the move would increase public faith in civil servants.
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Great location and very convenient for an overnight waiting for the next flight to Lombok. We had a very comfortable stay in a clean hotel. Water pressure in the shower was great. Hotel staff very helpful and responded promptly a call for minor assistance. Will stay here again. Highly recommended.
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Miss Rummery, 33, said: "Since I started working in my twenties I'd say I drank a lot.
"I'd be out every Friday, straight after work, and again on Saturday, just bingedrinking. I'd start with wine then go on to the shorts, tequila, the lot. I'd have a drink or two during the week as well.
"I think working in London doesn't help. It's too easy just to stumble into the nearest bar to relax after a hard day.
"One day it might be drinking with business associates, the next with colleagues, so it doesn't seem so bad because it's a different group of people each time."
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Could your child be a model for Next?
One of my favourite retailers, Next, has just launched their Next Generation competition to find aspiring little models aged four to seven to take part in a shoot for the Directory. I've spoken to the organisers and they've told me that the emphasis is very much on fun – they want the kids to look like they're enjoying themselves.
So if you think this is something your son or daughter would like to do, join the Next page on Facebook and then click on the Kids Competition tab and follow the instructions on how to enter. And if they make it through to the final 100, do let me know!
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Thanks for the tip, my sister is entering her daughter – she's beautiful – so I'll pass the message on.
I can't seem to find this page on Facebook =please can you post a link to the page
Hi Victoria – this should be it, but if you have any problems just put Next into the 'search bar' on facebook and it will come up with an image of a model, alternatively you can access it from the main site: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/nextonline?ref=ss
Please vote for my little girl… public vote opened so you do not need a facebook account Would really appreciate votes – you can go to next.co.uk click competition and search by number 132109 alternatively if you have facebook account http://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/132109 Thank you
sorry ner number is 117983 and her name is mia – 4th mia with most votes if that helps
Vote for isabel please x http://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/109983
Hello, Please vote for my gorgeous cheeky little monkey to be the next face of NEXT by clicking the link below – thank you so much – Vikki http://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/137389/?entry_page=1
http://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/136668 please vote for my little man. he needs all the votes he can get! thanks xx
Please can you help my little angel get into the top 100 Im sure you will not be dissapointed when you see him thanks for your support x linkhttp://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/153044/?entry_page=22
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by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
"Our study indicated that the use of ART [assisted reproductive technology] may [be] associated with higher risk of ASD [autism spectrum disorder] in the offspring. However, further prospective, large, and high-quality studies are still required."So said the results of the meta-analysis published by Liang Lui and colleagues [1] (open-access) surveying the peer-reviewed research literature - "11 records (3 cohort studies and 8 case-control studies)" - between 2006 and 201........ Read more »
Liu L, Gao J, He X, Cai Y, Wang L, & Fan X. (2017) Association between assisted reproductive technology and the risk of autism spectrum disorders in the offspring: a meta-analysis. Scientific reports, 46207. PMID: 28387368
by Neuroskeptic in Neuroskeptic_Discover
Good looking, sociable people don't make good scientists, according to popular stereotypes.
This is one of the findings of an interesting new study of how scientists are perceived, from British researchers Ana I. Gheorghiu and colleagues.
Gheorghiu et al. took 616 pictures of scientists, which they downloaded from the faculty pages at various universities. They gave the portraits to two sets of raters. The first group were asked to rate the attractiveness of the portraits and to say whet... Read more »
Gheorghiu AI, Callan MJ, & Skylark WJ. (2017) Facial appearance affects science communication. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. PMID: 28533389
by Farid Pazhoohi in Epistemophil
Nothing would be more interesting than reading a book on men aging by the author who is an expert on comparative male life histories. Richard G. Bribiescas is a Professor of Anthropology, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Yale University, and has conducted research in evolutionary biology and endocrinology of human, as well as comparative studies […]... Read more »
Pazhoohi, F. (2017) Book Review: How Men Age: What Evolution Reveals about Male Health and Mortality. Frontiers in Psychology. info:/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00894
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
'Low dose' has been a feature of my autism research reading this week; first starting with the results from Dan Quintana and colleagues [1] talking about some important effects following intranasal delivery of low dose oxytocin and then moving on to the primary reason for this entry with results from Robert Naviaux and colleagues [2] (open-access) continuing a research theme looking at suramin and autism (see here for some background).For those interested in the oxytocin-autism research bas........ Read more »
Naviaux, R., Curtis, B., Li, K., Naviaux, J., Bright, A., Reiner, G., Westerfield, M., Goh, S., Alaynick, W., Wang, L.... (2017) Low-dose suramin in autism spectrum disorder: a small, phase I/II, randomized clinical trial. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology. DOI: 10.1002/acn3.424
by SciELO in SciELO in Perspective
Scholarly communication available online, whether in journals or repositories, adds up to millions, and this figure grows every year. What browser efficient tools are available to researchers, librarians, students, and the like to find the open-access versions of the articles that interest them? … Read More →... Read more »
Jamali, H. (2017) Copyright compliance and infringement in ResearchGate full-text journal articles. Scientometrics. DOI: 10.1007/s11192-017-2291-4
by William Yates, M.D. in Brain Posts
Functional magnetic resonance imaging yields improvement in our understanding of brain development.A recent study out of the University of Pennsylvania is a good example. This study examined the relationship between brain connectivity and the development of cognitive executive function.The researchers imaged a group of 882 subjects between the ages of 8 and 22.Brain connectivity patterns were compared with a neurocognitive assessment of executive function. Executive function increases with age t........ Read more »
Graham L. Baum, Rastko Ciric, David R. Roalf, Richard F. Betzel, Tyler M. Moore, Russel T. Shinohara, Ari E. Kahn, Megan Quarmley, Philip A. Cook, Mark A. Elliot.... (2016) Modular Segregation of Structural Brain Networks Supports the Development of Executive Function in Youth. Current Biology. arXiv: 1608.03619v1
by Melissa Chernick in Science Storiented
There are economic studies that show that attractive people earn more money and, conversely, unattractive earn less money. I'm pretty sure that I've heard something along those lines before, but I had no idea they were called the "beauty premium" and the "ugliness penalty." How wonderful and sad at the same time. But while these seem like pretty commonplace ideas, there is no real evidence as to why they exist. A new paper published in the Journal of Business and Psychology tested th........ Read more »
Kanazawa, S., & Still, M. (2017) Is There Really a Beauty Premium or an Ugliness Penalty on Earnings?. Journal of Business and Psychology. DOI: 10.1007/s10869-017-9489-6
by Doug Keene in The Jury Room
Do you want to know the future? You may want to say it all depends on which aspects of your future. Typically, while we seek information routinely to make decisions in our day-to-day lives, we don't always want to know for sure what will happen in our futures. These researchers remind us about the story […]... Read more »
Gigerenzer G, & Garcia-Retamero R. (2017) Cassandra's regret: The psychology of not wanting to know. Psychological Review, 124(2), 179-196. PMID: 28221086
by Joana Guedes in BHD Research Blog
Tuberous sclerosis (TSC) is an inherited tumour syndrome that shares clinical similarities with Birt-Hogg-Dube Syndrome. It is caused by mutations in TSC1 or TSC2 that lead to aberrant activation of mTOR, affecting multiple organs, including the kidney and lung. In the kidney, lesions such as multiple renal cysts and renal cell carcinoma (RCC) can occur. Tumour reduction in TSC patients after treatment with rapamycin, an inhibitor of mTOR, is partial and reversible probably due to feedback activ........ Read more »
Narov, K., Yang, J., Samsel, P., Jones, A., Sampson, J., & Hong Shen, M. (2017) The dual PI3K/mTOR inhibitor GSK2126458 is effective for treating solid renal tumours in Tsc2 /- mice through suppression of cell proliferation and induction of apoptosis. Oncotarget. DOI: 10.18632/oncotarget.17215
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
"Among patients with ADHD [attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder], rates of MVCs [motor vehicle crashes] were lower during periods when they received ADHD medication."That was the research bottom-line discussed by Zheng Chang and colleagues [1] who continue a theme on how managing/treating the symptoms of ADHD can often have some profound effects on those diagnosed with ADHD and also the wider population.The outcome measure on this occasion was MVCs; in particular: "E........ Read more »
Chang Z, Quinn PD, Hur K, Gibbons RD, Sjolander A, Larsson H, & D'Onofrio BM. (2017) Association Between Medication Use for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Risk of Motor Vehicle Crashes. JAMA psychiatry. PMID: 28492937
by The Neurocritic in The Neurocritic
Have you felt that your sense of reality has been challenged lately? That the word "truth" has no meaning any more? Does the existence of alternative facts make you question your own sanity? In modern usage, the term gaslighting refers to "a form of psychological abuse in which false information is presented to the victim with the intent of making him/her doubt his/her own memory and perception".Gaslighting is a form of manipulation that seeks to sow seeds of doubt in a targeted ........ Read more »
Barton R, & Whitehead JA. (1969) The gas-light phenomenon. Lancet (London, England), 1(7608), 1258-60. PMID: 4182427
Kutcher SP. (1982) The gaslight syndrome. Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie, 27(3), 224-7. PMID: 7093877
Lund CA, & Gardiner AQ. (1977) The gaslight phenomenon--an institutional variant. The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science, 533-4. PMID: 588872
Smith CG, & Sinanan K. (1972) The "gaslight phenomenon" reappears. A modification of the Ganser syndrome. The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science, 120(559), 685-6. PMID: 5043219
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
"Data showed that the children with ASD [autism spectrum disorder] had significantly (p < 0.001) higher levels of mercury and arsenic and a lower level of cadmium."And... "It is desirable to continue future research into the relationship between ASD and heavy metal exposure."Those sentences come from the study by Huamei Li and colleagues [1] continuing a research theme regarding (generally) elevated levels of heavy metals being detected in those on the autism spectrum (see here). Ye........ Read more »
Li H, Li H, Li Y, Liu Y, & Zhao Z. (2017) Blood Mercury, Arsenic, Cadmium, and Lead in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Biological trace element research. PMID: 28480499
by Neuroskeptic in Neuroskeptic_Discover
Brain responses to emotion stimuli are highly variable even within the same individual, and this could be a problem for researchers who seek to use these responses as biomarkers to help diagnose and treat disorders such as depression.
That's according to a new paper in Neuroimage, from University College London neuroscientists Camilla Nord and colleagues.
Nord et al. had 29 volunteers perform three tasks during fMRI scanning. All of the tasks involved pictures of emotional faces, which... Read more »
Nord CL, Gray A, Charpentier CJ, Robinson OJ, & Roiser JP. (2017) Unreliability of putative fMRI biomarkers during emotional face processing. NeuroImage. PMID: 28506872
by Rita Handrich in The Jury Room
This is the sort of article that can either amuse or terrify you. It will amuse you if you are charmed by all the ways in which we see ourselves as superior to others. And it will terrify you if you do not want to know that you are always being observed closely by everyone […]... Read more »
Boothby EJ, Clark MS, & Bargh JA. (2017) The invisibility cloak illusion: People (incorrectly) believe they observe others more than others observe them. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 112(4), 589-606. PMID: 27977221
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
"Only irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) emerged as a risk factor for BD [bipolar disorder] supported by convincing evidence."So said the results of the umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses by Beatrice Bortolato and colleagues [1] looking at the various environmental risk factors potentially linked to the diagnosis of bipolar disorder. I might add that this is a topic that has been discussed before on this blog (see here and see here for examples).If the systematic ........ Read more »
Bortolato, B., Köhler, C., Evangelou, E., León-Caballero, J., Solmi, M., Stubbs, B., Belbasis, L., Pacchiarotti, I., Kessing, L., Berk, M.... (2017) Systematic assessment of environmental risk factors for bipolar disorder: an umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Bipolar Disorders. DOI: 10.1111/bdi.12490
by Jalees Rehman in The Next Regeneration
Understanding the precise reasons for why people living in poverty often make decisions that seem short-sighted, such as foregoing more education or taking on high-interest short-term loans, is the first step to help them escape poverty. The obvious common-sense fix is to ensure that the basic needs of all citizens – food, shelter, clothing, health and personal safety – are met, so that they no longer have to use all new funds for survival. This is obviously easier in the developed w........ Read more »
Jachimowicz, J., Chafik, S., Munrat, S., Prabhu, J., & Weber, E. (2017) Community trust reduces myopic decisions of low-income individuals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 201617395. DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1617395114
by CESRA in Solar Radio Science
Hard X-ray (HXR) and microwave observations of flares show only a few nonthermal sources. They are simple and compact, especially in impulsive flares, suggesting involvement of one to two loops. Hanaoka (1996) and Nishio et al. (1997) interpreted these observations in terms of double-loop flares. This view was later extended up to long-duration flares (Tzatzakis, Nindos, and Alissandrakis, 2008). A concept of a simple flare loop became dominant. However, observations [...]... Read more »
Grechnev, V., Uralov, A., Kiselev, V., & Kochanov, A. (2016) The 26 December 2001 Solar Eruptive Event Responsible for GLE63. II. Multi-Loop Structure of Microwave Sources in a Major Long-Duration Flare. Solar Physics, 292(1). DOI: 10.1007/s11207-016-1025-8
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
I'm not usually so forthright with my posts on this blog, but today I'm being a little more bullish as I talk about an editorial from Simon Baron-Cohen [1] titled: "Neurodiversity – a revolutionary concept for autism and psychiatry."The crux of the SBC paper is the suggestion that use of the term 'disorder' specifically with autism in mind might have certain connotations - "Disorder should be used when there is nothing positive about the condition" - and until the "biomedical mechanistic cause........ Read more »
Baron-Cohen S. (2017) Editorial Perspective: Neurodiversity - a revolutionary concept for autism and psychiatry. Journal of child psychology and psychiatry, and allied disciplines, 58(6), 744-747. PMID: 28524462
by Aurametrix team in Aurametrix Blog
Science explains why some people smell worse than others despite keeping themselves squeaky clean. The body is crawling with bacteria increasing the risk for diseases for which we have unreserved levels of sympathy. It can also lead to unlikable conditions such as unpredictable and embarrassing outbursts of body odor - so bad it ruins social lives and careers. But there is no cure for metabolic body odor ... Read more »
Irene S. Gabashvili. (2017) Community-led research discovers links between elusive symptoms and clinical tests. BiorXiv. DOI: 10.1101/139014
by Paul Whiteley in Questioning Answers
A quote to begin this post: "this preliminary study demonstrates that altered AGDA [antibodies against gliadin-derived antigen] levels in the circulation are associated with schizophrenia and could serve as biomarkers for the identification of a schizophrenia subgroup that may need an alternative therapy or precision treatment."So said the findings reported by McLean and colleagues [1] (open-access) looking at an area of some interest to this blog (see here) on how dietary gluten might........ Read more »
McLean RT, Wilson P, St Clair D, Mustard CJ, & Wei J. (2017) Differential antibody responses to gliadin-derived indigestible peptides in patients with schizophrenia. Translational psychiatry, 7(5). PMID: 28485731
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Canada's Catherine Roberge continued her overseas tour with a victory at the Judo European Open on Sunday.
The Quebec City native defeated Russia's Anastasia Dmitrieva by ippon to claim gold in the under-78 kilogram class.
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Kannada actress Pooja Gandhi engagement held on 15th November Thursday with industrialist Anand Gowda in her Kathriguppe residence (Bangalore) at 10.30 am. At the helm of her career Pooja Gandhi is getting engaged in life. The wedding ring according to sources said to be the costliest diamond ring it is noted.


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Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals & Reptiles
This course is designed to equip students with the skills, techniques and know-how necessary to undertake surveys of mammal and reptile populations or individuals with confidence. The course aims to enable students to make their own spatial and temporal observations and recordings of mammals and reptiles, and will explore how to design appropriate sampling strategies and protocols.
As a part-time course taught online, Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals and Reptiles is ideal for professional ecological consultants, environmental managers and rangers, research and postgraduate students, and volunteers that are seeking flexible study combined with expert training. The course can be taken from anywhere in the world and is international in its use of case studies and examples. Past students on the Ecological Survey Techniques programme have joined us from the UK, the USA, Australia, Africa and Europe.
Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals and Reptiles aims to create a rich workshop experience by encouraging direct student and tutor interaction and discussion in an online setting.
This course can be taken with or without Masters-level credit; credit enables students to demonstrate their academic achievement and can count towards further postgraduate study. Students taking the course for credit submit an assessment of up to 2000 words or equivalent, students taking the course without credit will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion of the course.
The Ecological Survey Techniques Programme can help professionals to apply for Chartered Status (such as Chartered Environmentalist and Chartered Ecologist), and to meet relevant professional competency thresholds. Further information can be found in our Chartered status and essential skills guide.
Thinking of applying? Explore materials or revisit our online open event.
For first-hand accounts from Ecological Survey Techniques students please visit our student spotlights page.
The course tutor will guide students through a series of key topics via reading materials, online activities, and discussion forums. The discussion forums will be the primary space where students are able to interact with one another and their tutor to discuss questions, solve problems and share ideas – just as they would expect to do in a face-to-face classroom setting.
The tutor was clearly trained in the language of e-learning as we were always supported and guided rather than corrected.
A Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals and Reptiles student
I truly liked the online study. It gave myself, and others, an opportunity we may not have been able to have in studying the materials.
Deborah, student
What I like the most was the fact that even being an online course, the whole structure of the website made it possible for me to communicate my thoughts and questions to the tutor and classmates. That way, when taking the course and following the topics I almost didn't notice the difference with a face-to-face class.
Marcela, student
Students will benefit from the expertise and practical experience of the course tutor throughout their time on the course, and will be able to receive advice and guidance tailored to the particular topic at hand. Students taking the course for credit will also benefit from individual feedback on their assessment submitted after the course.
Throughout their study, students will engage with the topics across a range of media including videos demonstrating techniques, interactive maps of Wytham Woods for monitoring badger setts, and discussion forum activities. Students will investigate trapping and restraint techniques, an extensive range of guidelines with legal and ethical considerations, as well as scat and print field sign surveys, camera traps and video surveillance.
All learning materials are made available through the course Virtual Learning Environment 'Moodle', and reading is available to download or is accessible via the Bodleian Libraries' online library which provides an excellent range of e-books and e-journals. Via their Oxford username, students can gain access to all the University's electronic resources enabling them to conduct their own reading and research in their own time.
Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals and Reptiles is part of the wider Ecological Survey Techniques Programme that offers a range of standalone short courses, at its heart rests the Postgraduate Certificate in Ecological Survey Techniques aimed at those wishing to take their professional development to the next level with an Oxford qualification.
Students who successfully complete this standalone module for credit (10 CATS points at level 7) can opt to transfer their credit to the PGCert, subject to the approval of the Course Director and acceptance on to the PGCert. Students successfully transferring credit to the PGCert can expect to receive a fees discount equal to the fees paid towards the standalone module; credit can be transferred up to 2 years after having been gained and is limited to a maximum for 2 modules for transfer. In order to join the PGCert a separate application process is required.
Programme details
Topics covered by the course in Field Techniques for Surveying Mammals and Reptiles include:
Introduction to mammals and reptiles: 'A good detective knows their mark'; What is a mammal?; What is a reptile?
Rationale for surveying mammals and reptiles - why survey?: Ecological objectives; Legal objectives; Utilisation objectives; Model or indicator species objectives
Conducting a survey - basic considerations: Defining the principles; First steps and considerations; The observer effect
Choosing a survey technique: direct and indirect techniques: Direct and indirect techniques (trapping, noosing, hand capturing, marking individuals); A classification of direct and indirect survey techniques
Direct techniques: observations, total counts, trapping and restraint
Indirect techniques: field sign surveys; camera traps and surveillance
Designing a sampling strategy or protocol: Standard protocols; Random, systematic and stratified samples; Line transects and quadrats; Mapping and trapping
Recording and storing data: Designing a data recording sheet; Storing data
Data application - making sure you have the right data to accomplish your survey goals: What type of data?; Indices for analysing mammal and reptile survey data
Case study: the badger project, Wytham Woods, UK
Non-accredited Study
To successfully complete the course and receive a Certificate of Attendance, active participation of at least one forum post per week, to the satisfaction of the course tutor, in the online course forums is required. The PDF sample above is an illustration only, and the wording will reflect the course and dates attended.
Accredited Study
The University of Oxford Department for Continuing Education offers Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS) points for the course. Participants contributing to all the forums and successfully completing the assessment will obtain 10 CATS-equivalent points (FHEQ level 7) which may count towards a Master's level qualification.
For information on CATS points and credit transfer, including conversion to US academic credits and European academic credits (ECTS), please visit the CATS Points FAQ page.
IT requirements
This course is delivered online and uses the Department's online assignment submission system (for the course asignment). In order to meet course requirements, students will need access to the Internet and a computer meeting our recommended minimum computer specification.
Accredited study: £770.00
Non-accredited study: £440.00
Student rate (non-accredited study): £330.00
Dr Jocelyne Hughes
Programme Director in Ecological Survey Techniques and Departmental Lecturer at OUDCE (part-time, teaching and course administration). Research associate with the Water Research Group at the School of Geography & the Environment, Oxford.
Previous posts: College lecturer at St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford; research fellow at University College London; University Lectureships at the University of Reading and the University of Melbourne, Australia.
Member of the British Ecological Society; fellow of the Royal Geographical Society; member of the Commonwealth Scholars alumni network; member of the Freshwater Biological Association; organiser of my local Wildlife Conservation Group working with volunteers to carry out wildlife conservation projects.
Director of the Postgraduate Certificate in Ecological Survey Techniques which is mostly taught online.
Teach and supervise on a variety of postgraduate courses at the University of Oxford, including the MSc in Water Science, Policy & Management, and the Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practice.
As part of the PG Cert in Ecological Survey Techniques at OUDCE I teach an online postgraduate training course in Field Techniques for Surveying Vegetation; I teach freshwater and wetland ecology on the MSc in Water, Science, Policy & Management in the Geography Department; and Vegetation Survey Techniques for Zoologists at WildCRU, Zoology Department. I believe that ecology has to be taught in the field wherever possible, and I underpin all my teaching with the practical field techniques needed to answer research questions.
I have successfully raised grants from NERC to teach doctoral training courses in practical skills in freshwater ecology, statistics, GIS, data visualisation, insect taxonomy etc.
External examiner at University College London.
Research interests
My research focuses on understanding and quantifying the ecology, hydrology and management of wetlands and freshwater habitats. I have particular interests in the ecological importance of microflow environments provided by aquatic plants in rivers and wetlands; water and nutrient cycling in wetlands; wetland vegetation dynamics; constructed wetlands; biogeography of aquatic plants; and the conservation of freshwaters.
I have carried out field survey work in a diversity of freshwater habitats in Tunisia, Australia, Antarctica, Guatemala and the UK. I am a research associate in the Water Research Group in the School of Geography & the Environment at Oxford, and I am always keen to discuss possible collaborations in interdisciplinary research in pure and applied freshwater processes/ecology.
Marley Fen Project: I am part of a team carrying out field research and monitoring into plant-water relationships at Marley Fen in Wytham Woods, Oxfordshire. The results of our research are being used directly in the management plan for this SSSI site.
Reduction of Algal Loading on Water Treatment Works: I co-supervise a research project investigating the ecological functions of a floating reed bed, Living-Filter, on Farmoor Reservoir, for water treatment. The DPhil is funded by Thames Water and involves an industrial collaboration between Aquatic Engineering, Thames Water and the Department for Engineering Science at Oxford University. The research involves field investigations at Farmoor Reservoir and lab experiments using bioreactors at Begbroke Science Park.
Freshwater Ecology & Conservation: A Handbook of Techniques: I am currently editing the freshwater volume in the TECS series, to be published by Oxford University Press
D.Phil student- Ana Castro-Castellon, Department of Engineering Science (Living-Filter: floating biofiltration system for phytoplanton reduction on water treatment works)
MSc student 2015- Clarke Knight, School of Geography & the Environment (diversity and distribution of non-native invasive shrimps in the River Thames and tributaries)
MSc student 2014- Thanti Octavianti, School of Geography & the Environment (phosphorous loads in the Upper Thames catchment)
Selected Publications:
Castro-Castellon, AT, Chipps, MJ, Hughes, JMR & Hankins, NP (2014) Living-Filter: an in-reservoir biofiltration system for phytoplankton reduction at the abstraction point. In (eds. Nakamoto, Graham, Collins and Gimbel) Progress in Slow Sand and Alternative Biofiltration Processes- Further Developments and Applications, pp. 405-412, IWA Publishing, London
Shi, JZ, Yan-Hong, L, Zhao, M & Hughes, JMR (2013) Hydrological characteristics of vegetated river flows: a laboratory flume study. Hydrological Sciences Journal 58, 1047-58
Co-editor Hydrology & Hydrochemistry of British Wetlands, John Wiley & Sons
Author Aquatic Plants of Tasmania, (Illustrations by Georgina Davis) University of Melbourne
Co-author Inventory of Tunisian Wetlands, University College London, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Ramsar Bureau
Author of first vegetation survey and map of subantarctic Heard Island (Australian Antarctic Territory) published in Polar Biology
Teaching methods
The teaching time frame covers 5 weeks. The content covered is roughly comparable to 1 week full-time study, students can expect to engage with and contribute to the course for around 10-15 hours per week depending on whether it is taken for credit or not. The course tutor will engage online for no less than 6 hours per week, this is usually distributed across each week and will focus on particular topics and activities.
There is no set time to log in to the course, which makes it ideal for students in different time zones as well as those wishing to study flexibly on a weekly basis; topics will be covered following a suggested calendar of activity, ensuring that activities, discussion and reading are completed within the 5 week duration and at an even pace with other students.
Assessment methods
Students undertaking the course for academic credit must submit a summative written assignment of up to 2,000 words or equivalent. This is due approximately two weeks after the final day of the course. The pass mark is set at 50%, work awarded 70% or over will qualify for a distinction.
We strongly recommend that you download and save files before completing to ensure that all your changes are saved.
Apply to take the course for academic credit
If you are applying to take this course for academic credit you will need to complete and return the following documents, alongside a copy of your CV. Please ensure you read the guidance notes before completing the application form, as any errors resulting from failure to do so may delay your application.
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Rear ends and axle shafts.
I don't know where this should go but here seems like a good spot.
I have a Dana 44 (I think) in the rear end and it's only spinning one tire. Lifted it up and the passenger tire spins freely with a slight clicking noise. Any idea what it is. My dad says it's the bearings but wouldn't it still spin the tire? Help please.
Doubt its a snapped axle... wouldn't the tire be falling out then as well?
When you say its only spinning one tire, is that on the ground as well when you hit the gas?
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Yes. When I hit the gas it's only spinning the drivers side. When its on a lift, The passenger side tire will move back and forth a little. And it's leaking something out of that side right where the hub is.
And how bad is it to drive like this? Haha cause I really don't feel like tearing the rear end apart till this weekend.
Jack up the rear, both tires off the ground
Engine off.
Trans in neutral.
Spin one rear tire forward with your hand.
Describe what happens to the other tire, and what you hear.
Spin the drivers side and it spins the drive shaft.
Spin the passenger side and it has a little wabble in it and clicks. When I spin this on the drive shaft doesn't move.
Neither side spins the other tire.
well i dont have alot of experience in this but i would assume the shaft is broken, since its up on the lift just remove the shaft it doesnt hurt anything as long as u dont lose any parts, for me it took me 10 min to pull apart the caliper and bolts holding the shaft to the axel and it was out
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