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Pulmonary valve stenosis is a narrowing of the valve between the
lower right heart chamber and the pulmonary artery, which carries blood from
the heart to the lungs. It is a structural problem that develops before a baby
is born (congenital heart defect).
Because the valve is narrow, the heart pumps harder to try to get
enough blood through it. The narrower the valve, the more symptoms the baby
will have.
Treatment for pulmonary valve stenosis is typically a minimally invasive catheter-based procedure called a percutaneous
balloon pulmonary dilation (valvuloplasty) to open up the valve.
repair of the defect (heart valve surgery) may be needed if the valve is badly deformed.
Before these treatments, medicines may be given to maintain the blood flow or
to otherwise improve heart function and blood flow.
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What is Self-inquiry?
Self-inquiry (Atma-vichara) is perhaps the most important meditation practice of the Yoga of
Knowledge (Jnana Yoga). It consists of tracing the I-thought back to
its origin in Pure Consciousness. One casts aside the object portion
of our thoughts, the this or that with which the I has been
identified, which is ultimately the I-am-the-body idea, and strives
to discover the pure I-in-itself devoid of all objectivity.
This means to try to find
out who we really are in our eternal Being as apart from the
transient becoming in which we are involved. This system is perhaps
best explained in the modern world in the teachings of Ramana
Maharshi, though it is the essence of Vedanta as found in the
Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita.

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Australia appears to have avoided a hefty fine and a one-year suspension from international cricket by agreeing to take part in three one-day matches against Zimbabwe.
But the international players' association is furious with Australia's decision to stay on in Zimbabwe, blaming Cricket Australia chairman Bob Merriman for the sacking of the 15 white rebel players.
Had Australia decided to leave the African nation after the Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) agreed to scrap two Test matches, International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Malcolm Speed confirmed it was at risk of being fined, or worse.
''It's possible that there would be a fine,'' he said.
''But in any event that's hypothetical because Australia has agreed to play matches.''
Under ICC regulations, every Test-playing nation must play every opponent home and away every four years or face suspension.
Australian cancelled its 2002 tour to Zimbabwe on security concerns and Merriman said because of cricket's heavy schedule the postponed Test matches would not be played for at least four years.
Speed said there was a slim possibility Zimbabwe and Australia could be suspended for breaching the rules, along with England if it pulled out of its upcoming tour to Zimbabwe, but it was highly unlikely.
Seven of the 10 full members of the ICC would need to vote for suspension and the ICC annual meeting would then have to approve the sanction.
''It's a possibility that any country can be suspended,'' Speed said.
''But that's not a serious issue that's on the table.''
Australia will now play Zimbabwe's second-string side in the one-day matches starting on Tuesday.
The 15 rebel white players made themselves available for selection during the week but the Federation of International Cricketers Associations (FICA) said they had been sacked immediately after Merriman agreed to play the one-day matches.
The ZCU's offer to scrap the Test series followed a request to do so two weeks ago by the ICC and preempted a vote on the matches by the 10 ICC board presidents, whom ICC president Ehsan Mani said would certainly have voted to deny the games Test status.
He declared the ZCU's decision had ensured the integrity of Test cricket would be preserved but rejected suggestions the ICC was unconcerned about the integrity of the one-day game.
FICA chief executive Richard Bevan blasted Merriman for sealing the fate of the rebel players and saving the ZCU board.
He believes Merriman should have left the matter to the ICC, which he predicted would also have put an end to the one-day matches.
''If you were to suspend Zimbabwe completely from the one-day matches and the Champions Trophy what you would do is you would force the Zimbabwe board to resign ... or it would bring the guys back to the table,'' Bevan said.
''Effectively, by Bob Merriman negotiating with the ZCU and coming to this conclusion, it's robbed us all of actually having the Zimbabwe Cricket position put to a vote.
''And gone to a vote, it probably would have seen the one-day and the Test matches removed and then they would have had to have brought the 15 players back.''
Mani said the issue of fining or suspending clubs, along with Zimbabwe's Test status, would be reviewed at the ICC meetings in London in June.
''Zimbabwe might have to take a step backwards for a little while and regroup and then move forward, with our help,'' he said.
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I just got back to Bangor after spending a few days with my family down in Falmouth (Aberfal) in Cornwall (Kernow). My brother has just finished a circumnavigation of the globe in Falmouth four years after setting sail, and we went to welcome him back. His adventures are recounted on his blog.
While in Cornwall I was on the look out for any bits Cornish I could spot. There were plenty of Cornish flags and bumper stickers, some with Kernow on them, some of the leaflets about local attractions have place names in English and Cornish, and the Cornish motto, "One and all / Onan hag oll" appears in both languages on the Cornwall Council logo. One bookshop I visited had a few Cornish language courses and dictionaries, but apart from that, there was very little Cornish to be seen, and none whatsoever to be heard. There may be more Cornish around in other places, but the superficial impression I got was that Cornish is not as visible in Cornwall as Manx is in the Isle of Man.


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Every time I read a book by Elis Peters (Edit Pargeter) I am reminded why I simply devour them: she is an incredible writer. She has a tremendous descriptive talent. The Hermit of Eyton Forest is another excellent example of Elis' fantastic skills. A couple of examples: "[...] the sense of enlargement that seemed to swell the soul to inhabit and fill the last arches of the vault, as a single drop of water becomes the ocean into which it falls." And: "[...] God, Who can read both the lines and between the lines, and Who in the end, in matters of passion as in matters of justice, will have the last word." These kinds of beautifully crafted phrases are to be found everywhere in her books. I highly recommend any of the Cadfael series.
This installment finds Brother Cadfael involved with two problems – the murder of a monastery guest and the disappearance of one of the school boys, whose has just become lord of the manor of Eaton after his father's death. The father's will appointed the abbot as the boy's guardian, but the boy's grandmother has other plans for him. She wants to marry him off to the daughter of a neighboring landowner, even though the daughter is much older than 10-year-old Richard. The grandmother has allowed a hermit to take up residence on her land, and the hermit's young assistant becomes the main suspect for the murder. The assistant has fallen in love at first sight with the forester's daughter, and series readers know by now that Cadfael always has a soft spot for young lovers.
Most books in this series follow the same formula. This isn't the best book in the series, but it's still interesting and enjoyable. Cadfael has helped other young people in danger of being married against their will, but it's usually a young woman. This predicament is given a new twist with a pre-adolescent boy as the object of Cadfael's aid. One of the biggest disappointments with this book is that Cadfael spends very little time in his herbarium or tending the sick. His knowledge of wounds and injuries mainly comes into play when he's examining corpses.
10 year old Richard Ludel, a student entrusted to the abbey's care by his father, has just inherited a large estate upon his father's death. His grandmother, Dame Dionisia, insists that the boy be returned home and marry the "older" heiress to the adjoining property. Two mysterious tenants on Dame Dionisia's land, a devout hermit, Cuthred, and his young aid, Hyacinth, may in league Dionisia, who is unaware that Hyacinth is actually a runaway and that Cuthred's background is unknown. When Richard disappears from the abbey, Dame Dionisia is immediately suspect. Other events follow rapidly: an inquisitive nobleman is murdered in the forest; Hyacinth vanishes; and Cuthred is stabbed to death. Brother Cadfael must bring all his skills to solve the crimes. Though I love this series—this was not one of my favorites. I felt that character I love the most—Cadfael, was hardly part of the narrative—I found that I really wanted to see him work his "magic"—but the ending just seemed rushed. 2 ½ out of 5 stars.
As usual the Brother Cadfael stores are agreeable, but this one has a historical error --it assumes a marriage was invalid if not performed by a priest. This was not true until the Council of Trent some 400 years later.
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Strange how a murder mystery can be comforting! I quite enjoy the mysteries in this volume -- and especially the interactions between Richard and Hiltrude, and between Cadfael and Rafe. Also the growing sense that Cadfael is aware his actions are perhaps not in keeping with his vows, giving a bit of a sense of the overall series arc.
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Tom Ziller: The canon of David Kahn - A retrospective
Jonny Flynn. Wes Johnson. Tanguy Ngombo. Darko Milicic. David Kahn, this is your life.
David Kahn is reportedly done as the personnel boss for the Minnesota Timberwolves. This was supposed to be the season that the Wolves broke the league's longest active playoff drought; it did not happen for several reasons, the largest of which was a double-whammy of injuries to Kevin Love. Also, injuries to basically everyone else.
But that's all in the details. In the aggregate, Kahn built a team that should have been good enough to at least compete for the final playoff seed in the West and a team that also should have been way, way better than it was. And frankly, there's a lot of work to do for the next GM of the Wolves -- rumored to be Flip Saunders -- to reach the potential within the roster.
Kahn did some good things. He drafted Ricky Rubio despite the Spaniard's lack of comfort with Minneapolis, perilous buyout situation and total lack of jumper. It took a couple of years, but Ricky made it to the NBA, and he made it. He's quite exciting, and plenty of teams would like to have him. Kahn also signed a Kevin McHale draft pick -- Nikola Pekovic -- to a contract that really helped the Wolves not be the worst team in the league the last two seasons. Kahn's best move in the 2012 offseason was surely signing Andrei Kirilenko, who had been in Russia since the lockout, to a two-year, $20 million deal. Kirilenko could have been an All-Star if not for injury, and was the defender this team needed on the wing.
Kahn also somehow was possibly involved in bringing Rick Adelman aboard. Whether Kahn had anything to do with it or not, let's just say that it was the best coaching decision of Kahn's tenure.
But the list of things Kahn did wrong is significantly longer. The draft was not kind to Kahn. One pick after Rubio, the Wolves took Jonny Flynn. Who is already out of the NBA. In that draft, Stephen Curry went one pick later, Brandon Jennings went four picks later and Jrue Holiday, Ty Lawson and Jeff Teague went more than a dozen picks later. Kahn actually picked Lawson on behalf of the Nuggets; in return, the Wolves -- now set at PG with Rubio and Flynn -- received the pick that became Luke Babbitt, who was traded for a Martell Webster rental. Webster was waived by Kahn after two poor seasons.
The 2010 draft was no kinder to Kahn. He took Wesley Johnson at No. 4, in front of DeMarcus Cousins, Greg Monroe, Gordon Hayward, Paul George, Larry Sanders, Eric Bledsoe and Avery Bradley. How did Wes do in Minnesota? After two awful seasons, Kahn had to package him with a first-round pick to ship him out; Minnesota got a trio of future second-round picks in the deal. Well done!
The jury is still out on 2011 and beyond. Kahn took Derrick Williams, a near consensus No. 2 pick, at No. 2 in 2011 and didn't have his 2012 pick on account of an old McHale trade that's been looming for nearly a decade. (Seriously, the pick that became Austin Rivers for the Hornets last June was traded by McHale in 2005. Marko Jaric!) There was lots of other weird stuff in 2011: Kahn traded down about 2,000 times, somehow relinquishing the best international prospect available (Nikola Mirotic) in the process, and then used a late second on a 26-year-old Qatari ineligible for the draft DUE TO BEING 26 YEARS OLD.
The draft was but one of Kahn's problem, if you can believe it. He is responsible for Kurt Rambis' two-year reign of horror. The best part is how that whole experience ended: in the slowest, most public battle of wills ever. It seemed clear that Rambis would be fired after Sam Vincenting two seasons. But Kahn didn't do the job quickly to help everyone forget he paid Rambis gobs of money. He gave Rambis a take-home test with apparent essay questions about the future of the team. He let Rambis' fate hang in the balance all the way through draft prep season ... which allowed things like "Rambis and Kahn standing 10 feet apart, not speaking or acknowledging each other in front of 50 NBA scouts and GMs at a group workout" to happen. In the end, the Wolves canned Rambis, but had to sell draft picks to pay his buyout. Awesome!
The Kevin Love disaster is the single Kahntastrophe that could still screw Wolves fans into the future. In some way, Kahn lowballed Love in 2011, the offseason he was eligible for an early extension. It remains disputed exactly what happened, but essentially while Love was eligible for a five-year extension that would have kept the All-Star forward under contract through 2017, Kahn didn't offer it. Kahn wanted to maintain flexibility. Under the new collective bargaining agreement that went into effect in the 2011 offseason, teams had to choose which young rookie scale star would receive a five-year early extension, because you could only have one such contract on the books at any time. Kahn apparently wanted to save this for Rubio or maybe Wesley Johnson. (Who knows?! This is Kahn.) So he didn't offer it to Love, who was a top-10 player in the NBA. The entire NBA.
Understandably, Love was miffed. He eventually agreed to a four-year early extension ... but only if Kahn included an early termination option after three years. So instead of being locked up through 2017, Love can now opt out in 2015. How's that for flexibility? Love spent the following year being quoted as frustrated with Kahn, the bad job Kahn was doing and the lack of progress the team had made since he'd been drafted by McHale in 2008. No one knows if canning Kahn will brighten Love's spirits; the damage between the power forward and the franchise may have already been done. Certainly, nerves will be racked if Minnesota has another rough season, and we may start hearing about trades by the deadline (even though Love is under contract for 2014-15 as well).
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Kobes mom ready to auction off his high school memorabilia
Would you like some Kobe Bryant Lower Merion High School memorabilia? Like an actual game-worn jersey (which if you actually try to wear youre a fool and probably really skinny, who can fit into their high school clothes?).
Kobes mom is about to auction things off through Golden Auctions reports Tom Hofarth at the Los Angeles Daily News.
The main draw will be a maroon uniform jersey and shorts from his freshman year when he wore No. 24. It is believed to be the only authentic game worn #24 Kobe Bryant LMHS jersey in existence. He switched to No. 33 for the rest of his high school days before going to the NBA.
Theres more: practice jerseys from high school, the version of his 2000 NBA championship ring he paid the Lakers to have make for his mom, his 1998 and 2000 NBA All-Star Game rings, 1996 high school state championship ring, his 1996 High School McDonalds All American ring and even his he surfboard-shaped Teens Choice Award from Nickelodeon.
I know, I cant believe hed want to give up the Nikolodian award either.
My mom tried to sell off the stuff from my room after I left. I think she make $1.73.
The grizzlies/heat finals is going to be epic....
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
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Tony Parker is a hater...
"It's just unfortunate that we've been penalized so much this year and nothing has happened to the Pistons, the Palace or the city of Detroit," he said. "It's almost like it's always our fault. The league knows it. They should be ashamed of themselves to let the security be as lax as it is around here."
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I think that would be a great series to watch and the Grizzlies have the type of team that could give the Heat problems. I know I would love to watch that series. The Grizzlies don't have any sizzle though, so the media and casual fans won't be too happy.
To be fair 3/4 of the games have been blowouts, not very entertaining to watch. Even game 4 was a blowout until the Pacers finally decided to show up and play defense.
I don't really see the Grizzlies being able to shutdown the Heat, with Heat playing just as good defense as Memphis. Memphis like Pacers have trouble scoring (not as much because Conley is quite aggressive), but I don't think Griz defense is enough to offset that. The only teams I can see Heat having trouble against are Spurs and OKC (with westbrook) as they have more than one player who can create his own shot.I think that would be a great series to watch and the Grizzlies have the type of team that could give the Heat problems. I know I would love to watch that series. The Grizzlies don't have any sizzle though, so the media and casual fans won't be too happy.
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The Griz beat the Heat earlier this year, and very nearly beat them again in MIA on a Friday night game. I think their defense plus their rebounding and toughness gives the Heat more problems than probably any other matchup in the league.
The difference between the Grizz and the Pacers is that Conley and Gasol are able to stick with Chalmers on the pick and pop with Bosh, and Battier can NOT guard Randolph nor rebound with him like he can against West.
I actually feel that the Grizz might be the team with the best chance at beating the Heat. I absolutely love watching them play.
Bosh is an under-rated defender and he can guard Randolph pretty well, I think that last game between them Randolph went 35%. Still would be an interesting series.
Just looked up, don't think LeBron would let Grizzlies force him to shoot 30% for the series.
It just occurred to me that we're going to have to hear this "Birdman, Birdman" thing from Shaq every night until the end of May...
Had to share even if it's offtopic. Just so awesome that even PBS commented!
I know the first round started off lackluster as it looked like we were going to have a number of sweeps. Well that turned around, now we have 6 game 6's, which I think is the most ever in one round of the playoffs
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I still wish the NBA had stuck with the 5-7-7-7 format....
wonder how the Celtics, Rockets, Nets and Nuggets feel about that. All 4 teams would have been already eliminated had the first round been best of 5 - but all are still alive to play a game #6.
I would much, much, much rather decrease the number of regular season games and keep best of 7 first round.
I am sure they love having a 7 game series, doesnt change the fact I liked the best of 5 better. I felt like it led to a more exciting first round.
While I would not love it, I am OK with decreasing the ref season and keeping all 4 rounds at best of 7.
We all know that will never happen, if only for one reason: $$$$$$
True, but it's actually bad for the NBA that Houston and Oklahoma is going to game 6, if that makes sense. What I mean is, these last couple of games have shown us how important Westbrook is and that OKC likely won't get past the Clippers or Grizzlies if they get past Houston. OKC likely wins this series in 4 or 5 with Westbrook, which is certainly shorter than what the series will be now, but overall it would have been far better than seeing one of the league's premier teams get dealt a fatal blow. The quality of the Thunder (if they beat Houston) series against LAC or Memphis will suffer.
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You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
I think the NBA cares far more about the second round and WCF's than they do a first round series. Losing OKC as a premier team (as it looks now) is an overall bad thing. No one will care about this Houston series if OKC gets beat by Memphis or LAC, and instead people will be wondering about what could have been.
I didn't mean that he got injured because the first round has been extended. I'm just saying that overall it's a bad thing that Houston-OKC has been extended, because it's likely showing us that OKC is no longer an elite threat.
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Edmonton mayor Don Iveson calls for regional collaboration
Saturday, Mar 08, 2014 06:00 am
St. Albert city councillors were receptive to the message of regional collaboration in Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson�s recent state of the city address.
On Wednesday, a contingent of council including the mayor and four councillors attended the luncheon where Iveson delivered his speech. In amongst points about LRT and poverty reduction, there was a call to the region to collaborate in a meaningful way on two fronts: economic development and regional infrastructure.
�I was really glad to see the CRB was part of his priorities,� said Coun. Cathy Heron. �There�s lots of ways we can collaborate regionally � he is standing behind the CRB as the mechanism to achieve that.�
Like Iveson, Heron suggested some improvements to co-operation and collaboration will come out of the regional growth plan that is being revised.
�It�s going to fall out of that because during that process � we�re going to have to come to a very clear understanding of the difference between urban and rural.�
Coun. Wes Brodhead noted Iveson implied that if the region doesn�t co-operate willingly, external pressures could force solutions.
�I don�t think he�s that far off the point,� Brodhead said.
Collaboration won�t be easy, Brodhead said, but suggested the strides St. Albert and Sturgeon County have made recently are indicative of the start of realizations that working together is better.
�I think there�s opportunities for us to work together,� he said.
Coun. Tim Osborne said while he�s new to capital region issues, what he�s seen so far is a willingness to work together.
�I think there�s really no argument about the extent to which our futures are linked,� Osborne said. �I think there�s always room for improvement.�
Transit is an area that has always stood out to Osborne as an area with regional potential.
Transit is a passion of Coun. Gilles Prefontaine too, who asked Iveson to provide some of the #yeg4LRT buttons that are part of Edmonton�s campaign for more LRT funding from higher levels of government.
Prefontaine said he appreciates Iveson�s approach that a regional approach is needed to grow.
�St. Albert is a beautiful community, we have great access for transportation and infrastructure towards the north, so we become a destination as part of the capital region. For us to work it alone, we�re never going to get the reach globally that a city like Edmonton will,� Prefontaine said.
Infrastructure is more than just roads to Prefontaine, but also includes the LRT and other public transit.
That�s something Iveson agreed with in a follow-up interview, saying infrastructure like LRT and heavy-haul roads are both important for the region.
�We�ve also been grateful to have regional support for our big push for LRT,� Iveson said.
Rather than municipalities promoting by themselves, Iveson sees an opportunity to work together and present a unified message about the advantages of investing in the region.
While he called for a renewed commitment to collaboration from regional mayors in his speech, he said Thursday he hadn�t had a chance to hear back from many of them.
�Certainly Nolan Crouse was receptive today when I saw him very briefly,� Iveson said.
On the infrastructure front, Iveson suggested upgrades should be considered on a regional basis, rather than by individual municipalities.
St. Albert has similar challenges to Edmonton in being mostly residential versus industrial, Iveson said.
�St. Albert has a lot of the same things to gain from working together that Edmonton might,� he said.
�If we�re not going to participate in them directly, i.e. if we�re not going to annex where the land is going, then eventually dollars are going to have to flow to where the workforce lives in order to make sure our communities are sustainable,� Iveson said.
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By CAC-T for STAND-TO!May 15, 2010
The Army Training Concept
What is it'
The Army Training Concept (ATC) is a new Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) concept capability plan for the future 2012-2020 Modular Force. The ATC describes the training requirements and capabilities for the Army to generate and sustain trained units that can successfully conduct full-spectrum operations (FSO) across the spectrum of conflict in an uncertain joint, interagency, intergovernmental and multinational (JIIM) environment over an extended period. Separate from and complementary to the Army Leader Development Strategy (ALDS), it informs the development of the Army Training Strategy, and exploits the synergy across the training domains to achieve Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN) objectives.
The Army Training Concept scheduled for colonel-level review in June 2010, is planned for publishing, as a TRADOC PAM 525 series document, in October 2010.
What has the Army done'
The seasoned combat-ready force we have today has effectively conducted FSO in a complex, irregular warfare (IW) environment for eight years. But we now must provide the next generation of leaders with the right training environment to perform FSO successfully anywhere along the spectrum of conflict. Constrained dwell time has caused leaders to use CTCs to train tasks previously trained at home station. Further, the IW focus of the past decade has limited training from being conducted at the high-end of the spectrum of conflict. To enhance and facilitate home station FSO training against hybrid (conventional, irregular, terrorist, and criminal) threats, the Army is developing the Integrated Training Environment (ITE)-a seamless interconnected combination of live, virtual and constructive simulations; scenarios; and command and control systems. The ITE is the backbone of the ATC and begins fielding in 2012. It will facilitate Brigade-level FSO Mission Essential Task List proficiency at home stations.
What continued efforts does the Army have planned for the future'
The draft ATC is being staffed across the Army for comments. In 2012, the Army will field ITE infrastructure across 12 posts, ending in 2016. As dwell time improves, leaders will be able to maximize home station training and shift the CTC focus to a more demanding FSO culminating training event.
Why is the Army Training Concept important to the Army'
The ATC identifies the requirements for future FSO training capabilities. Once documented and approved in the Joint Capabilities Integration Development System (JCIDS), these capabilities will have a better chance of being funded in the Program Objective Memorandum.
ARMY Magazine June 2009 Volume 59, Number 6: Training Development for an Expeditionary Army - Gen. Martin E. Dempsey
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James Lamsdell, Ph.D.
Mailing address: PO Box 208109, New Haven CT 06520-8109
Street address: 210 Whitney Ave., New Haven CT 06511
Ph.D. (2014), Geology, University of Kansas
M.Sc. (2008), Palaeobiology, University of Bristol
B.Sc. (2007), Geology with Biology, University of Birmingham
My research interests centre around exploring patterns in macroevolution and macroecology through a phylogenetic framework. My work specifically focuses on Palaeozoic arthropods, with a particular focus on aquatic chelicerates (eurypterids and xiphosurans). I have a specific interest in applying phylogenetic methodologies to fossil groups, both in regard to resolving issues of arthropod systematics and in regard to tackling broader macroevolutionary questions, especially surrounding mass extinction events. My work combines phylogenetic and morphometric analyses to quantify patterns of morphological change in response to extinction events and subsequent recoveries, and compares changes in evolutionary rates and ecological preferences to search for selective patterns across these events and subsequent recoveries. With these data I am able to explore how different evolutionary lineages respond to different extinction forcing mechanisms.
I am currently studying specimens from a series of Ordovician Lagerstätten, particularly from the Winneshiek Shale of Iowa and Fezouatta in Morocco, some of which represent the oldest known eurypterids. The Ordovician is a particularly important period of geologic time, witnessing the transition from a predominantly Cambrian-type fauna to the more typical Palaeozoic fauna. Aside from my work on eurypterids and macroevolutionary research, other research interests include: the importance of lagerstätten for informing on arthropod evolution; studying evidence for arthropod development in the fossil record and the role of heterochrony in arthropod evolution, including the importance of ontogenetic data for phylogenetic analyses and calculations of morphospace; the relationship between diversity, morphological disparity, and ecological variety; and the generality of ecological preferences across and within clades.
23. Lamsdell, J. C., Briggs, D. E. G., Liu, H. P., Witzke, B. J. & McKay, R. M. 2015 (early view). A new Ordovician arthropod from the Winneshiek Lagerstätte of Iowa reveals the ground plan of eurypterids and chasmataspidids. The Science of Nature.
22. Lamsdell, J. C., Briggs, D. E. G., Liu, H. P., Witzke, B. J. & McKay, R. M. 2015. The oldest described eurypterid: a giant Middle Ordovician (Darriwilian) megalograptid from the Winneshiek Lagerstätte of Iowa. BMC Evolutionary Biology 15 (169), 1–31.
21. McCoy, V. E., Lamsdell, J. C., Poschmann, M., Anderson, R. P. & Briggs, D. E. G. 2015. All the better to see you with: eyes and claws reveal the evolution of divergent ecological roles in giant pterygotid eurypterids. Biology Letters 11 (20150564), 1–4.
20. Lamsdell, J. C. & McKenzie, S. C. 2015 (early view). Tachypleus syriacus (Woodward) – a sexually dimorphic Cretaceous crown limulid reveals underestimated horseshoe crab divergence times. Organisms Diversity & Evolution.
19. Selden, P. A., Lamsdell, J. C. & Liu, Q. 2015 (early view). An unusual xiphosuran linking horseshoe crabs and eurypterids, from the Lower Devonian (Lochkovian) of Yunnan, China. Zoologica Scripta.
18. Lamsdell, J. C. & Selden, P. A. 2015. Phylogenetic support for the monophyly of proetide trilobites. Lethaia, 58, 375–386.
17. Marshall, D. J., Lamsdell, J. C., Shpinev, E. & Braddy, S. J. 2014. A diverse chasmataspidid (Arthropoda: Chelicerata) fauna from the Early Devonian (Lochkovian) of Siberia. Palaeontology 57, 631–655.
16. Lamsdell, J. C., Stein, M. & Selden, P. A. 2013. Kodymirus and the case for convergence of raptorial appendages in Cambrian arthropods. Naturwissenschaften 100, 811–825.
15. Lamsdell, J. C., Simonetto, L. & Selden, P. A. 2013. First eurypterid from Italy: a new species of Adelophthalmus (Chelicerata: Eurypterida) from the Upper Carboniferous of the Carnic Alps (Friuli, NE Italy). Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia e Stratigrafia 119, 147–151.
14. Lamsdell, J. C. & Selden, P. A. 2013. Babes in the wood – a unique window into sea scorpion ontogeny. BMC Evolutionary Biology 13 (98), 1–46.
13. Lamsdell, J. C., Percival, I. G. & Poschmann, M. 2013. The problematic 'chelicerate' Melbournopterus crossotus Caster & Kjellesvig-Waering: a case of mistaken identity. Alcheringa 37, 344–348.
12. Lamsdell, J. C., Xue, J-Z. & Selden, P. A. 2013. A horseshoe crab (Arthropoda: Chelicerata: Xiphosura) from the Lower Devonian (Lochkovian) of Yunnan, China. Geological Magazine 150, 367–370.
11. Lamsdell, J. C. 2013. Redescription of Drepanopterus pentlandicus Laurie 1892, the earliest known mycteropoid (Chelicerata: Eurypterida) from the early Silurian (Llandovery) of the Pentland Hills, Scotland. Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 103, 77–103.
10. Lamsdell, J. C. 2013. Revised systematics of Palaeozoic 'horseshoe crabs' and the myth of monophyletic Xiphosura. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 167, 1–27.
9. Lamsdell, J. C., Hoşgör, İ. & Selden, P. A. 2013. A new Ordovician eurypterid (Arthropoda: Chelicerata) from southeast Turkey: evidence for a cryptic Ordovician record of Eurypterida. Gondwana Research 23, 354–366.
8. Dunlop, J. A. & Lamsdell, J. C. 2012. Nomenclatural notes on the eurypterid family Carcinosomatidae. Zoosystematics and Evolution 88, 19–24.
7. Lamsdell, J. C. 2011. The eurypterid Stoermeropterus conicus from the lower Silurian Pentland Hills, Scotland. Monograph of the Palaeontolographical Society, London: 1–84, pls 1–15.
6. Lomax, D. R., Lamsdell, J. C. & Ciurca Jr., S. J. 2011. A collection of eurypterids from the Silurian of Lesmahagow collected pre 1900. Geological Curator 9, 331–348.
5. Lamsdell, J. C. & Legg, D. A. 2010. An isolated pterygotid ramus (Chelicerata: Eurypterida) from the Devonian Beartooth Butte Formation, Wyoming. Journal of Paleontology 84, 1206–1208.
4. Lamsdell, J. C., Braddy, S. J., Loeffler, E. J. & Dineley, D. L. 2010. Early Devonian stylonurine eurypterids from Arctic Canada. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 47, 1405–1415.
3. Lamsdell, J. C., Braddy, S. J. & Tetlie, O. E. 2010. The systematics and phylogeny of the Stylonurina (Arthropoda: Chelicerata: Eurypterida). Journal of Systematic Palaeontology 8, 49–61.
2. Lamsdell, J. C. & Braddy, S. J. 2010. Cope's Rule and Romer's theory: Patterns of diversity and gigantism in eurypterids and Palaeozoic vertebrates. Biology Letters 6, 265–269.
1. Lamsdell, J. C., Braddy, S. J. & Tetlie, O. E. 2009. Redescription of Drepanopterus abonensis (Chelicerata: Eurypterida: Stylonurina) from the Late Devonian of Portishead, UK. Palaeontology 52, 1113–1139.


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The new Video Trailer for 2016 is now available!
Welcome to the World Bodypainting Festival presented by Kryolan with the main days from July 1st - 3rd, 2016 (Side Events from 27.06.) in Pörtschach am Wörthersee.
The new Video Trailer for 2016 is now available!
Welcome to the World Bodypainting Festival presented by Kryolan with the main days from July 1st - 3rd, 2016 (Side Events from 27.06.) in Pörtschach am Wörthersee.
Done! We have the full music lineup, the shows and fun programs for the whole festival week and in Bodypaint City ready.
The World Championships of the bodypainting artsits are framed by 50 bands and DJ's on 4 stages.
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What would be the photo without the expression of the model ?
So each year we award the "Bodypainting Model of the Year".
This prize is awarded within the World Bodypainting PHOTO Award. The cover photo of the WBF Annual magazine is featuring her as well as the WB-Academy Folder 2016. A big applouse to the russian model Vitalia Abramova.
Hot off the press and packed with highlights, great works of art, information and wonderful moments illustrated by a number of images and photographs. The "Annual Magazine" is ready to be sent out soon but can be pre ordered from now. Note for all participants 2015: Artists, models and photographers will receive a FREE COPY by post or in person at the WBF 2016. You got recently a newsletter from us explainting on how to get your free copy.
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#2 Oct 30, 2012
Ordered from tommy's online and went in to pick up and i overheard tommy himself saying haven't had dough for a hour. So they were taking orders knowing damn well they couldnt fill em. I gave em a chance and i never got my pizza after three hours. I told tommy himself to credit my account 24.34 and he said no problem. Two weeks later they never did credit my account and i called them to see why. The guy on the phone acted like oh well and never intended to pay me back. Beware of port orchard tommy's pizza
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If I could give Tommy's of Silverdale no stars I would. Hands down the very worst customer service. We ordered a pizza at 4:30 today and it didn't arrive until 6:20! At 5:50 I called to find out where our pizza was and "Joe" informed me that one driver took the pizza and couldn't get on base, returned and when a second driver who had base access came in the pizza was sent out. I'm really confused why they never called to let us know there was an issue and give us some options. To top it all off the pizza was barely warm, dry and very salty. I tried to call back at 6:10 when the pizza still had not arrived and they would not answer the phone. I tried calling again after the pizza came and still no answer. Their website says they are open till 10pm sooo your guess is as good as mine. We will never order from these people again and I've already shared this review with a local restaurant review site.
#4 Mar 23, 2013
waited 2 hours to get pizza very bad like a card board box wont order again
#5 Mar 24, 2013
By far the WORST pizza I have ever had. Took an hour and forty five minutes to get a cold, hard, tasteless pizza delivered. Requested a refund the next day but they would only offer to make a new pizza for us. Why would I want to put myself through that again. NO THANKS, NOT NOW, NOT EVER AGAIN.
#6 Nov 30, 2013
I order Tommys because it is the only place that has gluten free crusts (I'm allergic to gluten so my pizza options are limited) I've only had one problem with them in the year and a half I have been going through them exclusively.
I called the east Bremerton tommys, ordered 3 pizzas. They said they were out of GF crusts, but would call silverdale and I would have my pizza in the usual 30 mins no problem.
45mins later a frantic pizza guy called me back apologising profusely. Silverdale had made my pizza on regular crust so it had to be remade.
By the time he got there he was apologizing and seemed very upset with the other tommys.
I think part of the issues tommys has is between the different shops. East Bremerton always has pizzas that taste good and are on time.
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Instead of doing a repeat appearance on David Letterman's show, the actor reportedly will visit 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno' for the promo of 'Eclipse'.
The "Twilight" team has picked "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" to promote the third installment of the movie series, "The Twilight Saga's Eclipse". It has come to knowledge that Robert Pattinson is scheduled to have a talk with Jay Leno on June 15, two weeks away from the film's release in the U.S.
Leno has not confirmed the appearance but a source did to Gossip Cop. It is still unclear whether Pattinson would be solo or accompanied by his co-stars Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. But these two have done their part in supporting the movie by attending a meet and greet in Sydney, Australia earlier this week.
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1. Re: Execute,ExecuteQuery,ExecuteUpdateKayaman Aug 22, 2012 6:30 AM (in response to 956925)You should read the javadocs, they explain everything.
The difference between executeQuery and executeUpdate is easy, I don't recall ever using the general execute method.
2. Re: Execute,ExecuteQuery,ExecuteUpdategimbal2 Aug 22, 2012 9:38 AM (in response to Kayaman)
Kayaman wrote:To know how something works... read the documentation that explains it. What a wild concept.
You should read the javadocs, they explain everything.
What makes me sad: you SHOULD be captain obvious. But you're not.
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Kayaman wrote:Accept for <tt>CallableStatement</tt>s.
I don't recall ever using the general execute method.
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getResultSetNow = ps.getMoreResults();
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Good Morning. It was a year ago Friday that ECB President "Super Mario" Draghi stopped the European Debt Crisis dead in its tracks. With one simple sentence, the crisis that had plagued both stock and bond markets around the globe for the past three years ended abruptly. Although the bears continue to hold fast to their belief that the crisis is far from over and will rear its ugly head again at any moment, the fear of an economic collapse in response to the eurozone falling apart at the seams appears to have subsided.
For three years, investors had been forced to hang on every comment, headline, and/or rumor that came out of a never ending string of EU summits, conferences, and hastily arranged meetings among heads of states (usually France and Germany). For three years, stock rallies had given way to severe corrections (the S&P lost -16% in 2010, -19% in 2011, and then -10% in 2012) thanks to worries of global rate contagion stemming from Greece, et al. And for three years, the economic recovery in the U.S. was held hostage by the plans, strategies, and ideas (or perhaps more appropriately, the lack thereof) coming out of the EU, ECB, and IMF.
But after more missed deadlines than I can recall and a seemingly never ending array of bungles on the part of EU leaders, the crisis stopped. You see, on July 26, 2012, Mario Draghi finally pulled out "the bazooka." In a speech to bankers in London, Draghi said, "Within our mandate, the ECB is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. And believe me, it will be enough." Boom, it was game over for the so-called bond vigilantes (read, hedge fund short sellers).
Up to that point, the ECB had held fast to the idea that its only mandate was to keep inflation in check. Time and again, various ECB officials had made it clear that the central bank had no authority to bail out countries, no ability to be the ultimate backstop to banks on the brink of collapse, and no interest in being the end-all defender of the euro currency.
However, with that one simple sentence, Super Mario declared that the ECB had seen enough and was indeed willing to take a page out of Ben Bernanke's playbook. Draghi effectively announced that it was time for the ECB to step into the fight and use whatever weapons were necessary in order to stop the evil contagion from spreading. In short, it was a defining moment in the crisis and was as dramatic as Gandalf's "You shall not pass!" pronouncement in The Lord of the Rings. And much to the surprise of many, it worked.
Six weeks later, the ECB backed up Draghi's declaration with the creation of an open ended bond-purchase program not-so creatively entitled the OMT (Outright Monetary Transactions). The idea was that Draghi would create a program that could buy as many bonds as needed in order to stop the insidious spiral of rate contagion that had been spreading across the Eurozone like wild fire.
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However, the bears may be missing one of the keys to stock market behavior. You see, stocks don't generally trade on what is already "known." It is safe to say that by now, everything even remotely related to debt in Europe is now "known" by the markets. And as the saying goes, "something that everyone knows isn't worth knowing."
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Before any of you begin your scathing emails about my rose-colored glasses view, please keep in mind that this is not my opinion, but rather the opinion being displayed by the markets. You see, over the past year, the DJIA is up +21%, the S&P 500 has gained +22%, the Russell 2000 has soared +31.7%, the Lipper European mutual fund index has increased by +29.6% and rates in places like Spain, Italy and France have come down. What's more, most of the U.S. market indices are at or near all-time highs, while the NASDAQ is at its best level in the last 13 years.
So, regardless of what the EOW (end of the world) crowd continues to spew, it is pretty easy to say that our stock market no longer cares about the European debt crisis. And for that we should all say, "Thank You, Mr. Draghi!"
Turning to This Morning ...
Nervousness over the slowdown in China as well as a big week for data in the U.S. (this week marks the peak in earnings reports, the Fed meets on Tuesday, and we get another jobs report on Friday) has traders starting the week on a cautious note. The good news is the markets in Europe and the U.S. do not seem to be bothered terribly by the 3.3% dive in Japan or word out of Germany that Angela Merkel may be struggling in the upcoming elections. As such, it appears that the consolidation phase continues this morning.
Pre-Game Indicators
Here are the Pre-Market indicators we review each morning before the opening bell ...
Major Foreign Markets:
- Japan: -3.32%
- Hong Kong: -0.54%
- Shanghai: -1.73%
- London: +0.16%
- Germany: +0.13%
- France: +0.28%
- Italy: -0.79%
- Spain: +0.45%
Crude Oil Futures: +$0.23 to $104.93
Gold: +$14.30 to $1335.80
Dollar: higher against the yen, euro and pound
10-Year Bond Yield: Currently trading at 2.557%
Stock Futures Ahead of Open in U.S. (relative to fair value):
- Dow Jones Industrial Average: -22
- NASDAQ Composite: -4.33
Thought For The Day ... "Between saying and doing many a pair of shoes is worn out." Italian proverb
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In 1908, a Welsh doctor named Peter Fraser turned down a lucrative job with the British government and travelled as a Christian missionary to the remote Lushai Hills of North-east Indiathe habitat of a reportedly wild, headhunting tribal people. While Fraser found acceptance among the natives, he also came in conflict with the colonial state over the tribal practice of bawi, a practice he found akin to slavery. This clash was symptomatic of a larger issue that marked colonialism in South Asia: the tussle between the colonial administration and the missionary institutions. The Uprising chronicles this conflict which witnessed Fraser, after being expelled by his own mission, petitioning and lobbying in the British Parliament and subsequently in the League of Nations through the Anti-Slavery Society, and the lasting impact it had on the lives of the Lushai. Writing in a narrative form, Sajal Nag brings out the immense historical significance of the contradictions between the colonial state and the missionary institutions, and argues that neither institution, contrary to popular perception, was a liberating agency.
The Uprising by Sajal Nag was published by Oxford University Press in April 2016. The ISBN for The Uprising is 9780199460892.
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And still he wants us to stick our head in it
In this cartoon by Carey Orr, a "world court enthusiast" encourages Uncle Sam, "U.S.," to stick his head in a sheet labeled "The League's World Court." A man, "Turkey," who already has his head in the sheet is being hit by baseballs from "European diplomacy."
18.4 x 15.8 cm
Tribune Company
black and white
- English
- still image
- text
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- The Janet A. Ginsburg Chicago Tribune Image Collection
- Chicago Daily Tribune (December 16, 1925), n.p.
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