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Written on: 07/08/2014 by Wood481 (1 review written)
I have recently bought the a 2010 Fly 125 second hand with 10'000 km for abt. half the selling price when new. This is my first scooter and am very pleased with it. Good top speed, extremely good brakes and very nice looking. Quite a lot of space to put the helmet, gloves etc. The new 3-V 2013 has a couple of BP more which is good but even the power of the 2010 version can do the job well. I use it frequently to roads on hills. The only negative thing I can see, is that it is quite heavy… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/08/2013 by c90cg125 (12 reviews written)
Small but good acceleration not to good going up hills as struggles abit, flimsy & cornering can catch you out on them tiny wheels. Kick start mechanism is poorly made & engines if thrashed will break easy. Fun but fragile & overpriced as most italian scooters… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/06/2013
Bought one a year ago as it appeared ok and was cheap. Stupidly I didn't test ride it. The suspension is terrible, words cannot convey just how bad it is. It started fine at first but just got worse and worse. Went back to the dealer who said that they could find nothing wrong. With the onset of cold weather the starting became even worse. Missed my train to work many times as it just took so long to get started in cold weather. It's also very slow off the line and can only just out accelerate… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/07/2013
You just have to read before buy. It is nice bike for begining. In cold time do not tuch accelerator when you start engine - it is carburator. Suspension is good inough for very light bike 106 kg. I ride it every day. I would like proper bike as well, something like burgman 650 or T-max 530. Compare it. 220 kg good start perfomance suspension and *goog price* 8500
Written on: 23/01/2012 by jimmstewart (3 reviews written)
in oct 2011 i bought a little piaggio fly 125cc in midnight blue with a topbox for £2120 otr..thinking it would be ok & cheap to run...i& my wife needed something to nip out for work etc..at the price it seemed ok..there were cheaper & more expensive alternatives available..i didnt do my homework properly & bought a lemon.i used it for work that day & finished at 1 am..it wouldent start..& stank of petrol..i left it & tried 10 mins later..once again ..it wouldent start...so i left it for a… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/03/2012
Well everyone has an opinion.I have a 57 plate piaggo 125 no issues and runs great.The engine tried and tested and will serve you well.
Written on: 18/05/2012
You may have bought a one off as I have had mine for 5 years and still starts first time every-time.
Regular service and TLC will see you through.On bad experience does not make a bad scooter/moped.
Written on: 05/09/2010 by lavacat (2 reviews written)
I own a 'Piaggio fly 150' , it light ,very easy to ride . The main strengths are it has long service intervals every 6,000 kms ,and run in serive 1,000 kms ,with a proper oil filter , what I really like about Piaggio is all italian , it has a vespa lx 150 engine , there no at all that I do not like the 'Piaggio Fly 150 2010' .
Compared to the asian scooter that required high maintence cost and low service intervals , there is no comparison. What attracted for me to purchase the 'Piaggio fly… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/02/2010
I had needed to get rid of my old car, it was getting on a bit and was rarely used. A new car wasn't worth it and we struggled with parking everywhere. A scooter seemed like the ideal solution. I have done a fair bit of research and the Piaggio Fly 125 has always been rated highly. The price was excellent for what you get. Engine wise its been reliable, a bit more difficult to start in the cold but nothing that a little throttle couldn't sort out. The performance is good. Acceleration is brisk… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/05/2011
I wrote the above review a while ago and have owned the Piaggio Fly for about a year, I haven't got around to taking my test as I can't afford to right now. I was hoping to take my test on this without additional instruction but the engine doesn't qualify it for the full test, If you were to do the test on this bike you will be limited to a 125 CC bike (automatic) which really annoyed me. The speed now remains fairly constant at about 60 mph, sometimes going to 70 indicated (roughly 60mph top speed). Its good for all round use and keeps up with traffic easily, although I do notice more powerful bikes having more opportunities to overtake on the bigger roads. My only other issue is a bump in the seat that makes it uncomfortable no long journeys (over an hour and a half). Other than that it's been very reliable. Still wish I had gone with a liquid cooled bike though, mainly to be able to take the UK test on it.
Written on: 28/10/2009
I am not an experienced scooter rider, so I was looking for a bike that was reliable, safe, sturdy, easy to ride and easy on the eye, as well as cost-effective and speedy. Not asking too much then!
The Piaggio Fly 125 satisfies all my requirements admirably. I did my CBT on a Vespa, and this Fly is a much more solid ride. The bike is a little bit heavier than a Vespa, which adds to stability when riding, it has larger wheels than the Vespa, and a slightly larger top box for storing all my… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/06/2009 by Harrow40 (1 review written)
This is my first scooter, I purchased it on the advice of my brother in laws best friend who is a Vespa Piaggio dealer… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/04/2009
The Piaggio Fly 125 handels soooo well even in the wet you can really throw it into coners even at 65 storage and the cubby hole are excellent cheap on fuel 4. 80 to fill the tank from empty 130miles per tank a +++++ the only bad thing is the front headlight not a very good range even on main beam rob x… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/03/2009 by bushka (1 review written)
very comfortable, handles road well, is quite fast, gets you away from cars at lights & keeps you out of trouble. This is the best scooter ive ridden so far & ive rode a few in my time. If you like scooters as i do then purchase a piaggio fly 125cc,I dont think you will be dissapointed.. only one downfall, cold start in morning or when left for a few hours,,just twist the throttle three times & then turn her over,,she should start,i got the hang of it within two days,,apart from that little… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/01/2009 by Lucy D (1 review written)
I am really really pleased with this bike and definately feel that it was good value for money and way better than the other 125cc out there, its safe, reliable and economical. I would buy piaggio again! I have had my bike for nearly a year and it has never let me down! I can go for weeks at a time without riding it and it still starts first time and although a little cold is running fine in a couple of minutes. I've taken it on some long runs and reached over 70mph in good conditions which is… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/09/2008 by copley (1 review written)
I had this bike for a year now and done 12 clicks, cheap to run but when thing go wrong its a nightmare! If I had my time again I would have gone for something else… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/08/2008 by bcfc2003 (1 review written)
Smooth ride and great storage space for helmet golves and waterproofs. Good mpg 70-80 depending on size of rider and conditions… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/08/2008 by al64 (3 reviews written)
I was looking for either a motorbike or moped/scooter 2 months ago decided for a Piaggio 125 fly second hand paid twelve hundred for it very low milage and I love it searched all the net for reviews and then thought what the hell! Take a chance its great to ride gets me to and from work everday open roads and town centres I've only taken to 60mph and more to get but just happy with that also great on petrol, looks, comfort its a honestly good twist and go insurance is also cheap. I would… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/07/2008 by whippet5947 (1 review written)
I Love it and will definitely consider advancing from the 125 to a 250cc. I have had Vespa Piaggio before and i will again… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/05/2008
The Piaggio Fly was a good bargain has now been run in and is working fine a pleasure to drive… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/03/2008 by tracey b (1 review written)
Is there anyone else out there who has had a lot of problems with their piaggio fly moped.ours is just under a year old,bought new,and has spent more time in the last 6 months in the garage than it has on the road!… Read Full Review
Written on: 02/06/2008
<br/>I purchase my fly 125cc in October 07. And I have so say that it is a great scooter, it starts first time every time. The only trouble I have had with it is the throttle cable snapped. But covered under warranty.
Written on: 29/09/2008
hate the fly. Starter motor goes and speedo cable, which I forgot about until I looked at your review! Switchs 5 now for brake lights, just a poor bike.
Written on: 19/12/2007
You get a lot of scooter for your money with the fly. Comes with the tried and tested leader 125cc which has been around for ages so you know it will go the distance. Somehow the 125cc in the Fly feels stronger than in my "previous" Vespa LX 125. It also handles much better, probably due to the larger wheels and rubber. A heap of fun to ride and very predictable. This is a generous size scoot that will fit most people (short, tall, big and small) It looks sharp and smart and more expensive than… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/12/2007 by daroma (1 review written)
After returning to 2 wheels after many many years I'm very happy with my choice. For urban use and occasional long trips or freeways this is a great little scooter. The full height windscreen has made an incredible difference to riding comfort, with minimal impact on top speed (I don't push it anyway). I find travelling on 100kph freeways not a problem - off peak there is no pressure while in the 'slow' lane, and during peak hours I pass everyone else anyway! I like the fact that the panels are… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/09/2007 by jovans (1 review written)
Have owned a Piaggio Fly 125 for a few weeks and it is a superb machine its acceleration is great, there is no sluggishness, you can feel the torque in it. I am currently running it in so am doing only 50mph, I think it will top out at 60 though… Read Full Review
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Also known as Kibymyren
The timezone in Kibymyra is Europe/Oslo
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Latitude. 70.1000°, Longitude. 29.9000°
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- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Sjåbuselva (4.4km)
- Storelva (8.7km)
- Tomaselva (8.8km)
- Ridelva (10.8km)
- Tverrelva (15km)
- Vargelva (18.8km)
- Skallelva (19.2km)
- Jakobselva (22.3km)
- Vasselva (22.8km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Melkevarden (3.8km)
- Nattfjellet (8km)
- Låvtašvarri (8.4km)
- Falkgarden (11.5km)
- Makkefjellet (14.4km)
- Holmfjellet (20.6km)
- Holmfjellet (21.8km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Store Vadsøya (8.1km)
- Litle Vadsøya (10.7km)
- Litle Ekkerøy (13.8km)
- Svinøya (17.1km)
- Bugøya (17.1km)
- Kim (21.5km)
- Kjøøya (22km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Langsmedvatnet (1.4km)
- Svanevatnet (6.1km)
- Vasavatnet (8.3km)
- Andersbyvatnet (13.5km)
- Dirgejav'ri (16.1km)
- Austrevatnet (17.8km)
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- point;
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- Store Salttjern (4.6km)
- Navarsodden (5km)
- Skallnes (17.9km)
- Oterneset (18.1km)
- Jøvikneset (19.4km)
- reef(s);
- a surface-navigation hazard composed of consolidated material.
- Ytre Seigrunnen (4.3km)
- Ramnfloggrunn (13km)
- mountain;
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- Falkefjellet (15.4km)
- Gjelhaugane (18.6km)
- lakes;
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- Trettenvatna (9.8km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Vadso (4.3km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Nord-Varanger Herad (18.1km)
- rock;
- a conspicuous, isolated rocky mass.
- Sandskjer (13.8km)
- fjord;
- a long, narrow, steep-walled, deep-water arm of the sea at high latitudes, usually along mountainous coasts.
- Varangerfjorden (12.1km)
- bog(s);
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- Kibymyra (0km)
- land-tied island;
- a coastal island connected to the mainland by barrier beaches, levees or dikes.
- Store Ekkerøy (9.5km)
- bay;
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- Maribukta (16.8km)
- seat of a first-order administrative division;
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- Vadsø (5.9km)
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- Neiden city city o
- Nesseby city city l
- Sør-Varanger city city j
- Karlebotn city city o
- Varangerbotn city city o
- Vardø Airport, Svartnes airport airport
Airports close to Kibymyra
Kirkenes hoybuktmoen(KKN), Kirkenes, Norway (42.9km)
Batsfjord(BJF), Batsfjord, Norway (57.7km)
Murmansk(MMK), Murmansk, Russia (189.6km)
Banak(LKL), Banak, Norway (192km)
Ivalo(IVL), Ivalo, Finland (198.5km)
Airfields or small airports close to Kibymyra
Svartnes, Svartnes, Norway (53km)
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President Obama requested suggestions on ways to tackle childhood obesity and gave the taskforce 90 days to respond. In May 2010 they produced a 120 page report "Solving the problem of childhood obesity within a generation". Their main recommendations included the provision of healthy food in schools and increasing physical activity. The recommended amount of daily physical activity for children and adolescents is set at one hour per day. They found that less than 50% of boys and less than 25% of girls engaged at the recommended level of activity.
The built environment plays a part:
"How communities are designed and function can promote—or inhibit—physical activity for children and adults. The built environment consists of all man-made structures, including transportation infrastructure, schools, office buildings, housing, and parks. Children's ability to be physically active in their community depends on whether the community is safe and walkable, with good sidewalks and reasonable distances between destinations.
Research is still emerging on the exact interaction of the built environment and the impact on childhood obesity. Yet, a series of research studies suggests that attributes of our current built environment, such as low density development and sprawl, have had a negative impact on health outcomes, contributing to obesity and related health problems.313 Several of these studies have found that areas with greater sprawl tend to have higher rates of adult obesity. The combination of greater distances between destinations as development sprawls outward from city centers and the lack of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure contributes to eliminating walking and biking as options and to increased driving. One-fifth of all automobile trips in urban areas are one mile or less, and over two-fifths of these trips are under three miles,314 distances easily walked or biked if the proper infrastructure were available. Low-income communities in particular often have a higher number of busy through streets, (and) poor cycling and pedestrian infrastructure."


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Wilfork: The Patriots' top defensive playmaker
But you've got to applaud those who undertake the effort to do it.
The site Advanced NFL Stats has created a metric called "Win Probability Added" and applied it to all defensive players. They didn't rank them, but they did provide a number of players at each position that came out particularly high on the meter.
And Patriots NT Vince Wilfork is among them. The big run-stopper came in 11th among defensive tackles, making him the highest ranked New England defender.
Here are the rankings for at each position group … Defensive end (top ranked Patriot, Ty Warren, is 42nd), defensive tackle, linebacker (no Patriots among the Top 50), cornerback (Leigh Bodden is 17th, just behind Champ Bailey) and safety (Brandon Meriweather is 14th).
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by 11/09/2016 Alive After 5 Arcade Collapsus Convention COSI Demo Development GDEX Interview LexPlay News OGDE Pandoracon Physix Picture Radarkanoid Vector Conference VRHey all! Wow, we're exhausted! On October 22nd we went up to Dayton for The Ohio Gaming Brigade's "Dayton Designed: Game Night at Star City Brewing Company" (wow that's a lot to type; certainly not Twitter friendly!) then on the 28th, we headed down to Lexington for LexPlay and on the 29th, we went up to Columbus for GDEX! Yup, with both LexPlay and GDEX being two day affairs, we actually split up the team and took them both on! Then on November 3rd, we hit up our own hometown Hamilton for Alive After 5: Game Night! Here's how it went...
Let's start off with Dayton Designed. It was a pretty neat little event! See, the premise of Dayton Designed was to bring out local developers of both the tabletop and video game variety and let a bunch of people try their games out and give feedback. Weirdly enough, we were the only video game developers there (it was Adam, Natalie and I on this one). There were all sorts of amazing board games, card games and tabletop games surrounding us; all of them independently made. Take a look:
You can see that this place was packed. Oh, what was this place? It was the Star City Brewery in Dayton, Ohio (just a hop, skip and a jump north from us). This place was great. It was all decked out like some sort of medieval pub. It even had really cool medieval iron works for the doors. Now, while we didn't imbibe anything of the alcoholic variety while we were there (we were on the clock), they did have amazing butterbeer (yes, like from Harry Potter) and dark chocolate-covered espresso beans!
So, the next event was LexPlay in Lexington, Kentucky. It's a great place. It's a lot like Cincinnati. This is LexPlay's first year and was run by the awesome people from RunJumpDev. Those were the same guys who did Vector Conference (along with EKU, of course) that we did earlier this year. For their first year, they really blew it out of the water! This was a great event! Like all new events, the turnout wasn't huge; but the people who were there were absolutely amazing!
While we were there, we played so many awesome games, including a version of X-Men vs. Street Fighter that used what were basically DDR pads combined with fighting sticks, a really awesome deck-building card game, and even a hip-hop RPG. There was some real talent here.
Just like with Vector, we were joined by some of our friends from EKU (they were in the booth next to us). We got to play more polished versions of the games they were working on for Vector (and generally just pal around with them). Unfortunately, one of our programmers, Mark, who is an EKU grad student, couldn't make it.
We even got interviewed by two podcasts while we were there: Game Over Game On (the episode is live right here: http://gameovergameon.podbean.com/e/lexplay-2016-with-jay-kidd-of-wraith-games) and the WAMCast (The Weekday Afternoon Morning Show). Unfortunately that interview isn't out yet. Hanging out with these guys was some of the most fun I've had at an event in a while. We've even invited them up to Ohio sometime to partake in the Municipal Brew Works located below our studio.
Next, we have GDEX. We were really looking forward to GDEX this year. We went last year for our first time (back when it was called OGDE) and man, was it a killer! This year was no exception... well, that's what I was told, at least. While Natalie and I went down to LexPlay, Adam and Kristy went up to GDEX, located at COSI in Columbus. It was a real shame that I didn't get to see all of our GDEX friends this time around (though Game Masters and COSI After Dark did help alleviate that pain a bit earlier this year)... and it was definitely a shame that Eric, who was supposed to go on this trip, ended up getting sick. These things happen, though; and this allowed Adam and Kristy to rub elbows even more.
Apparently we made a pretty big splash at GDEX this year, though. CLE Tech actually did a write-up on their favorite games of GDEX, and guess who was at the very top of this list (here's a hint: http://www.cletech.net/2016/11/07/top-picks-from-gdex-2016/). It was me... Di... Oh, wait. I, um, mean, it was Collapsus! This was pretty flattering. It's really great to see so many people take a shining to Collapsus. Heck, according to their Twitter, it's sort of infected their entire office (insert maniacal laugh here).
The last event was right here in our own hometown. One block away from our studio, actually. Literally in the same building where some of us live. See, if I haven't mentioned it before, I live in Artspace Hamilton Lofts, which is a live/work environment for artists, complete with its own gallery. Now, we don't actually use that as the Wraith Games studio since we have studio space at the Hamilton Mill; we do often participate in Artspace events. This event was called Alive After 5, and wasn't just for Artspace. The first Thursday of every month, the entire downtown area opens up to the public for cool activities centered around a theme. This month's theme was: Game Night! Artspace thought it was appropriate if we demoed for this one, for obvious reasons.
We even got to roll out the Radarkanoid cabinet!
So, pretty needless to say, the past few weeks have been PACKED! This isn't even mentioning all the cool meetings we've had or the other pieces of press who interviewed us, or even just the work we've been doing on actual development. Those are probably blog posts for another day. Not next week, though. We have yet another event next week. We'll be off to our second year at Pandoracon! This time around, we're actually media sponsors. That means we'll be hosting an entire room of retro gaming goodness called the Wraith Games Game Cave, as well as our normal demo table, AND we're giving three talks! Not only that, we're even dragging along our Radarkanoid arcade cabinet, and we've been busting our butts trying to get a Physix VR demo ready to showcase. This event is going to be HUGE for us! It should be, because this is our 13th (and last) event of the year. It's this weekend in Cincinnati if you want to stop by. More info here: http://thepandorasociety.com/pandoracon/
We really hope to see you all there. Next week's blog will be about Pandoracon coverage, and then after that, dev stuff! Catch ya later!


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This Issue Focus section of this Communication Director talks about trust: how to earn it, lose it and win it back. We look at what the Volkswagen emissions scandal teaches us about trust, what it takes to build trust in new markets, how the media affects dialogues around controversial subjects and what trust means to communicators from across Asia Pacific. Meanwhile, David Brain, CEO of Edelman Asia Pacific, introduces us to the findings of the influential Edelman Trust Barometer and a philosopher helps us unravel the underlying questions behind trust, vulnerability and betrayal... honestly.
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The portal Delfi contacted Emanuel Gedeonovich artist did not hide the upset feelings: "In our life is the first time that we have someone encroached... So the reaction is especially painful. We never even thought that this could happen. And it's not even that we took something, and in the presence of people who are unfriendly in attitude. I am now disgusted to be here, to take the chair, the railing of the stairs, because someone, probably, too all it touched..."
Vitorgan said that the evening and at night the couple celebrated the 5th anniversary of "Vitorgan-club in Jurmala" — riding with the guests on the boat the Gulf of Riga. "Was a lovely warm evening, for which we received an incredible amount of gratitude. The house was in our lady's help. All day she went around the house, cleaning. The night has retreated to his lounge, obviously, when it happened — she heard nothing and did not know about the incident. But, of course, any claims to it we do not and can not be — she is our friend and helper, and she is scared by what happened".
The couple returned home after midnight and found a cigar box in the office of the artist is on the floor, not on the table. "I thought maybe the assistant forgot, recalls Vitorgan. But when I entered the bedroom, found that Irina's things are scattered rings, jewelry... Obviously, these were people who knew, they took all the most expensive, but some things left".
The artist said that he could not imagine where and how the thieves appeared. "Trace, no. The door to the balcony was half open, but may have left it cleaner. Again, we in any case do not blame her. And indeed, we're upset not because these spillikins, but because of what happened the mere fact that someone raised a hand on our house that was always very warm, cozy and welcoming".
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What are Marmorkrebs?
ōMarmorkrebsö is an informal name given to marbled crayfish that were discovered by hobbyists in Germany in the late 1990s.
Marmorkrebs are parthenogenetic: they are all females, and reproduce without sex. This is the only decapod crustacean found that reproduces only this way, giving it incredible potential as a model organism for research. Some of the advantages of Marmorkrebs are that they are genetically identical, reproduce at high rates, and are easy to care for.
ōMarmorkrebsö roughly translates from German as ōmarbled crab.ö The scientific name for Marmorkrebs is Procambarus fallax f. virginalis or Procambarus virginalis; they are an asexual relative of slough crayfish (P. fallax) that live across Florida and southern Georgia in the United States. There are no known native populations of Marmorkrebs in North America; the only known cases of them in the wild are where they have been introduced by humans.
Marmorkrebs are also an invasive species. They have been introducted in many places, and have established populations in at least three countries, damaging agriculture and threatening native species. Marmorkrebs should not be used for bait (see here), kept in outdoor tanks or ponds (Marmorkrebs can migrate over land; see here), or placed in any other situation where they could be released into natural ecosystems. In North America, Marmorkrebs are prohibited in Missouri (since 2011) and Tennessee (since 2015). The European Union banned possession, trade, transport, production, and release of Marmorkrebs (and several other crayfish species) in 2016.
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North American researchers can contact Zen Faulkes to get Marmorkrebs for research. Establishment of the Faulkes lab Marmorkrebs colony was supported by the National Science Foundation (award 0813581).
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Penk M, Saul W-C, Dick JTA, Donohue I, Alexander ME, Linzmaier S, Jeschke JM. A trophic interaction framework for identifying the invasive capacity of novel organisms. Methods in Ecology and Evolution: in press. https://doi.org/10.1111/2041-210X.12817
2017 research papers
Biffis C. 2017. Comparative studies in the development of the nervous system in malacostracan crustaceans. Doctoral dissertation, Biology, Humboldt-Universitõt zu Berlin. https://doi.org/10.18452/18061
Chucholl C, Wendler F. 2017. Positive selection of beautiful invaders: long-term persistence and bio-invasion risk of freshwater crayfish in the pet trade. Biological Invasions 19(1): 197-208. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10530-016-1272-5
Koutnik D, Stara A, Zuskova E, Kouba A, Velisek J. 2017. The chronic effects of terbuthylazine-2-hydroxy on early life stages of marbled crayfish (Procambarus fallax f. virginalis). Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology 136: 29-33. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pestbp.2016.08.008
Kukule Kankanamge M. 2017. Analysis of chitinase activity. MasterÆs thesis, Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=bgsu1498843764486231
Liptßk B, Moj×iÜovß M, Grula D, Christophoryovß J, Jablonski D, Blßha M, Petrusek A, Kouba A. 2017. Slovak section of the Danube has its well-established breeding ground of marbled crayfish Procambarus fallax f. virginalis. Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems 418: 40. https://doi.org/10.1051/kmae/2017029
Lyko F. 2017. Ein Krebs f³r die Krebsforschung. Biologie in unserer Zeit 47(3): 172¢177. https://doi.org/10.1002/biuz.201710620
Shiratori C, Suzuki N, Momohara Y, Shiraishi K, Aonuma H, Nagayama T. 2017. Cyclic AMP-regulated opposing and parallel effects of serotonin and dopamine on phototaxis in the Marmorkrebs (marbled crayfish). European Journal of Neuroscience 46(3): 1863¢1874. https://doi.org/10.1111/ejn.13632
Uderbayev T, Patoka J, Beisembayev R, Petrt² M, Blßha M, Kouba A. 2017. Risk assessment of pet-traded decapod crustaceans in the Republic of Kazakhstan, the leading country in Central Asia. Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems 418: 30. https://doi.org/10.1051/kmae/2017018
Velisek J, Stara A, Zuskova E, Kouba A. 2017. Effects of three triazine metabolites and their mixture at environmentally relevant concentrations on early life stages of marbled crayfish (Procambarus fallax f. virginalis). Chemosphere 175: 440-445. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2017.02.080
Vodovsky N, Patoka J, Kouba A. 2017. Ecosystem of Caspian Sea threatened by pet-traded non-indigenous crayfish. Biological Invasions 19(7): 2207-2217 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10530-017-1433-1
Vogt G. 2017. Facilitation of environmental adaptation and evolution by epigenetic phenotype variation: insights from clonal, invasive, polyploid, and domesticated animals. Environmental Epigenetics 3(1): dvx002. https://doi.org/10.1093/eep/dvx002
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Anonymous. 2007. British crayfish could be wiped out by alien species with the plague. The Daily Mail. 28 June 2007.
Anonymous. 2016. Cangrejo mßrmol, una curiosa especie invasora con dos caras. Real JardĒn Botßnico press release. 8 September 2016. http://www.rjb.csic.es/jardinbotanico/jardin/contenido.php?Pag=236&tipo=noticia&cod=5283
Coghlan A. 2003. Crayfish clones poised to invade European waters. New Scientist 2383 (22 February 2003).
Faulkes Z. 2009. How Marmorkrebs can make the world a better place. In: Rohn J (ed.), Grant RP (deputy ed.), Zivkovic B (series ed.), The Open Laboratory: The Best In Science Writing On Blogs 2008, pp. 86-87. Coturnix: Chapel Hill.
Faulkes Z. 2011. The decade the clones came. In: Goldman JG (ed.), Zivkovic B (series ed.), The Open Laboratory: The Best of Science Writing on the Web 2010, pp. 151-156. Coturnix: Chapel Hill.
Fujiie H. 2017. War urged to destroy alien cloning mystery crayfish. The Asahi Shimbun (Japanese newspaper) news story. 13 April 2017. http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201704130011.html
German Cancer Research Center. 2015. A cray-active solution for cancer research. http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-11-cray-active-solution-cancer.html
Heimer K. 2010. Invasion of self-cloning crayfish alarms Madagascar. Deutsche Presse-Agentur wire story.
Horton J. 2013. Scots wildlife at risk from alien crayfish breeds. The Scotsman. 21 April 2013.
Linzmaier S. 2016. Vom Aquarium in den See. Verbundjournal 106: 14-15.
L÷we K. 2010. Gefahr aus dem Aquarium. Mitteldeutsche Zeitung (Central German Newspaper) news story. 13 October 2010.
Pennisi E. 2015. Crayfish create a new species of female æsuperclonesÆ. Science News ScienceShots. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aad1673
Privenau K. 2010. Marmorkrebs bringt Pest. Mitteldeutsche Zeitung (Central German Newspaper) news story. 12 October 2010.
Robbins M. 2009. Owning clones. Tropical Fish Hobbyist 57(7): 72-74.
Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management. 2012. Discovery of marbled crayfish creates concern.
Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management. 2013. First analysis of marbled crayfish completed.
Missouri has added Marmorkrebs to its prohibited species list, effective 1 March 2011. Read more here. Tennessee designated Marmorkrebs as ōClass V wildlife,ö meaning they can only be kept by zoos, effective October 2015. Read more here and here.
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March 25 2013 Issue
Legislative Update: MTB Poised to Advance, TPA on the Horizon
Ahead of a two-week Easter recess Congress is beginning to see some forward momentum on various trade issues. A miscellaneous trade bill could be assembled in the coming weeks and lawmakers have started to discuss in more detail the Obama administration's trade liberalization initiatives for this year.
MTB. March 28 is the deadline for submitting disclosure forms for bills that were introduced in the 112th Congress to be included in the 113th Congress miscellaneous trade bill process. The House Ways and Means Committee has said that individual bills will not have to be reintroduced and that no new bills are being accepted at this time. On March 18 a number of businesses wrote to House and Senate leaders urging them to "work in a bipartisan and bicameral manner to ensure expeditious passage of the MTB" because the Dec. 31 expiration of the last such bill has increased import duties on over 600 products, "adding to the 20 percent cost differential that U.S. manufacturers already face."
European Union FTA. The White House formally notified Congress this week of its intent to launch negotiations, no earlier than late June, on a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the European Union. Lawmakers have made clear that there are several objectives they want U.S. negotiators to pursue in these talks, and it can reasonably be expected that the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees will hold hearings to communicate those objectives in the relatively near future.
Trade Promotion Authority. The last congressional grant of TPA (also known as fast track), which allows the president to submit trade agreements to Congress for a straight up-or-down vote, expired in 2007. Though some lawmakers have called for a reinstatement of this authority since that time, it remains a divisive issue and until recently there has been little practical reason to pursue it. Now, however, with the U.S. aiming to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations by the end of this year and about to embark on the TTIP talks, the prospects for legislative action on TPA are looking up. Both Republicans and Democrats are urging the White House to be more actively engaged on this issue, and acting U.S. Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis said last week that the administration is "ready to begin our work with you on TPA."
Currency. A bipartisan bill introduced in the House last week seeks again to address the practice of currency manipulation by foreign countries, specifically in the context of countervailing duty investigations of imported goods. Previous versions of such legislation have been targeted primarily at China based on the argument that Beijing has manipulated the value of its currency, resulting in a growing U.S. trade deficit with China that in turn has led to a decline in domestic employment. However, many economists have rejected that link and in the meantime the U.S. economy has slowly improved and the alleged undervaluation of the yuan has steadily decreased, yielding a political environment perhaps less favorable for congressional action than has been the case in previous years.
It thus appears that supporters of this year's Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act are taking a broader approach, pointing out that in addition to China there are other countries, including some with which the U.S. is or may soon be engaged in trade liberalization negotiations, that have been guilty of currency manipulation themselves (Japan) or have similar concerns about others engaging in this practice (the EU). An Inside US Trade article notes that currency issues have not heretofore been a major concern for the U.S. in these negotiations but that Acting USTR Demetrios Marantis told a March 19 Senate Finance Committee hearing that USTR is "giving careful consideration to the potential benefits and the potential risks of addressing currency as ... one of our trade negotiating objectives in ongoing negotiations."
Other. Following is a list of additional trade-related legislation that has been introduced recently. The texts of these bills are or will shortly be available on the Library of Congress Web site (http://thomas.loc.gov/).
S. 523 – to require that the federal government procure from the private sector the goods and services necessary for the operations and management of certain government agencies (introduced March 12 by Sen. Thune and referred to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs)
H.R. 1063 – to require the Department of the Interior to conduct an assessment of the United States' capability to meet its current and future demands for the minerals critical to U.S. manufacturing and agricultural competitiveness and economic and national security in a time of expanding resource nationalism (introduced March 12 by Rep. Lamborn and referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources)
H.R. 1073 – to provide for protection of maritime navigation and prevention of nuclear terrorism (introduced March 12 by Rep. Sensenbrenner and referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary)
H.R. 1085 – to extend to 2025 the production certificate program that allows refunds of duties on certain articles produced in U.S. insular possessions (introduced March 12 by Rep. Christensen and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means)
H.R. 1086/S. 561 – to provide for the taxation of income of controlled foreign corporations attributable to imported property (introduced March 12 by Rep. Cicilline and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means; introduced March 14 by Sen. Whitehouse and referred to the Senate Committee on Finance)
H.R. 1094 – to prohibit the sale or transport of equines and equine parts in interstate or foreign commerce for human consumption (introduced March 12 by Rep. Meehan and referred to the House committees on Energy and Commerce and Agriculture)
S. 544/H.R. 1127 – to require the president to develop a comprehensive national manufacturing strategy (introduced March 13 by Sen. Harkin and Rep. Braley and referred to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation and the House Committee on Energy and Commerce)
H.R. 1108 – to provide for alternative financing arrangements for the provision of certain services and the construction and maintenance of infrastructure at land border ports of entry (introduced March 13 by Rep. Cuellar and referred to the House committees on Ways and Means, Transportation and Infrastructure, and the Judiciary)
H.R. 1189 – to amend the Natural Gas Act with respect to the exportation of natural gas (introduced March 14 by Rep. Markey and referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce)
H.R. 1276 – to clarify that countervailing duties may be imposed to address subsidies relating to a fundamentally undervalued currency of any foreign country (introduced March 20 by Rep. Levin and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means)
H.R. 1298 – to permit the export of apples to Canada in bulk bins without certification by the Department of Agriculture (introduced May 20 by Rep. Owens and referred to the House Committee on Agriculture)
C-TPAT Members Warned of Increase in Smuggling in Commercial Shipments from Mexico
U.S. Customs and Border Protection sent to members of the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism March 22 a message stating that in the past few weeks it has detected an increase in narcotic and human smuggling seizures in commercial shipments (both C-TPAT and non-C-TPAT) originating in Mexico and entering through several southwest border ports. CBP is cautioning importers, foreign manufacturers, Mexican long-haul carriers and U.S./Mexico highway carriers that drug trafficking organizations may target all entities involved in the supply chain regardless of the commodity being transported. CBP is therefore recommending that C-TPAT members reassess the risk of shipments coming from Mexico and mitigate vulnerabilities through actions such as the following.
- conducting risk assessments on business partners, including monitoring their status verification interfaces, conducting site visits and highly scrutinizing new business partners
- conducting random and unannounced container inspections
- ensure that GPS in conveyances is being utilized correctly and efficiently and maintaining constant communication with the driver, tractor and trailer while en route to the border
- ensuring that managers and appropriate personnel understand company procedures on reporting suspicious activities, discrepancies and anomalies to local law enforcement agencies, CBP port(s) and assigned supply chain security specialists
- periodically conducting thorough background checks of employees, especially those who come in contact with cargo
- conducting refresher training for employees handling cargo, especially truck drivers, and training managers to detect internal conspiracies
CBP also notes that C-TPAT members have developed several best practices to defeat security breaches, including the following.
- requiring drivers to report the time at each specific area along the route
- minimizing or eliminating unnecessary stops by drivers
- ability of the highway carrier to shut off a truck's engine remotely in the event of route deviations or lost contact with driver
- using tamper-indicative security labels bearing an actual photo of the seal and a serial number, attached to the hinges and between the two doors of the vehicle
- using multiple ISO/PAS 17712 certified high security seals on all shipments bound to the
- utilizing spot welded bolts and other hardware (such as hinge covers) and attaching a cast iron J-bar device to the locking bar (which requires a specialized tool for removal) to avoid tampering
Football Clothing Not Classified as Sports Equipment, Court Says
The Court of International Trade ruled March 20 that certain football jerseys, pants and girdles are properly classified as articles of apparel rather than as sports equipment. The court upheld U.S. Customs and Border Protection's classification of the pants under HTSUS 6114.30.30 (14.9% duty) and the jerseys under HTSUS 6110.30.30 (32% duty) and determined that the girdles are more appropriately classified under HTSUS 6212.20.00 (20% duty). The plaintiff had argued for classification under HTSUS 9506.99.20 (duty-free).
The plaintiff cited a 2004 decision by the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in which hockey pants with both removable and non-removable padding were classified as sports equipment because they were specially designed and intended for use only while playing ice hockey. CBP responded by highlighting a subsequent 2011 decision in which the CAFC determined that sports equipment is defined as non-apparel-like merchandise that is necessary, useful or appropriate for a sport and that if the items are worn by a user they are almost exclusively protective in nature and would complement or be worn in addition to apparel worn for a particular sport.
The CIT concluded that under the framework of the 2011 decision the pads inserted into or worn under the jerseys, pants and girdles at issue would be classifiable as football equipment but those apparel items themselves, because they contain no protective padding on their own, are not. The court stated that while these items are specifically designed to accommodate the pads, this design feature does not change their identity under the HTSUS from apparel to sports equipment, nor does it qualify them as parts and accessories of football equipment.
Company Penalized for Conducting Fuel Inspection Services on Iranian Vessels
A Louisiana company has agreed to pay $20,800 to settle potential civil liability for alleged violations of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferators Sanctions Regulations, according to the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control. This company provided fuel inspection services on board five vessels affiliated with the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines that had been identified as blocked property. OFAC states that IRISL, which is known to engage in deceptive practices in an attempt to evade sanctions, had changed the names of four of the five vessels prior to the alleged violations but that the vessels remained identifiable by their IMO numbers, which are permanently and visibly marked on vessels.
The base penalty for the alleged violations was $32,000. OFAC states that the company acted with reckless disregard by failing to screen the names or IMO numbers of any of the vessels to which it provided services, had no sanctions compliance program in place, and did not voluntarily self-disclose its conduct. On the other hand, the company is small, had no prior OFAC sanctions enforcement history and has instituted a system to screen against OFAC's list of specially designated nationals.
More Fleece Fabric Added to DR-CAFTA Short Supply List
The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements has determined to add to the short supply list in Annex 3.25 of DR-CAFTA in unrestricted quantities certain three-thread fleece fabric with soft hand pigment, classified under HTSUS 6001.21. CITA found that this fabric, which will be used in the production of children's playwear, is not available in commercial quantities in a timely manner from a supplier in the DR-CAFTA countries. As a result, garments cut and assembled in a DR-CAFTA country from such fabric, regardless of where it is sourced, may be imported duty-free into the U.S.
More Fleece Fabric Added to DR-CAFTA Short Supply List
The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements has determined to add to the short supply list in Annex 3.25 of DR-CAFTA in unrestricted quantities certain three-thread fleece fabric with soft hand pigment, classified under HTSUS 6001.21. CITA found that this fabric, which will be used in the production of children's playwear, is not available in commercial quantities in a timely manner from a supplier in the DR-CAFTA countries. As a result, garments cut and assembled in a DR-CAFTA country from such fabric, regardless of where it is sourced, may be imported duty-free into the U.S.
Potential IPR Probe of Surgical Devices Evaluated for Public Interest Issues
The International Trade Commission is requesting comments no later than April 2 on any public interest issues raised by a Section 337 intellectual property rights infringement complaint filed on behalf of MAKO Surgical Corp. against certain computerized orthopedic surgical devices, software, implants and components thereof. Comments should address whether the issuance of exclusion orders and/or cease and desist orders pursuant to this complaint would affect the public health and welfare in the U.S., competitive conditions in the U.S. economy, the production of like or directly competitive articles in the U.S., or U.S. consumers. In particular, the ITC is interested in comments that:
- explain how the articles potentially subject to the orders are used in the U.S.;
- identify any public health, safety or welfare concerns in the U.S. relating to the potential orders;
- identify like or directly competitive articles that the complainant, its licensees or third parties make in the U.S. that could replace the subject articles if they were to be excluded;
- indicate whether the complainant, the complainant's licensees and/or third-party suppliers have the capacity to replace the volume of articles potentially subject to the requested orders within a commercially reasonable time; and
- explain how the requested orders would impact U.S. consumers.
Defense Trade Advisory Group to Meet May 9 on Technical Data, Cloud Computing
The State Department's Defense Trade Advisory Group will hold an open meeting May 9 in Washington, D.C., to review the following issues.
- the current definitions of technical data, as well as the control language applied in each regulation, with an eye toward harmonized definitions and controls in the International Traffic in Arms Regulations and the Export Administration Regulations
- cloud computing and its various implementation arrangements as well as a report on the implications for regulators and possible guidance that might be promulgated for use by exporters consistent with regulatory controls
- the current definitions of fundamental research, with an eye toward a harmonized definition that can be used in both the ITAR and the EAR
Members of the public wishing to attend this meeting must notify the DTAG no later than May 3.
New Defense Trade Forms to be Used Starting March 29
The State Department's Department of Defense Trade Controls has announced that a new version of forms 5, 6, 61, 62, 73 and 74 will be implemented March 29 following the completion of an update to the DTrade2 system scheduled to begin that day. DDTC states that these forms have undergone minor revisions to (1) update the applicant's statement with new verbiage to correct text and ensure consistency across publications, (2) update the DSP-5 form title to read "APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT EXPORT OF UNCLASSIFIED DEFENSE ARTICLES, RELATED TECHNICAL DATA, AND DEFENSE SERVICES," (3) correct spelling and formatting and (4) update each form's OMB approval expiration date. DDTC notes that the new forms will be rejected if they are submitted prior to March 29 and that the current versions will no longer be accepted after March 29.


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Do the SATA controller hardware ID changes if you change AHCI settings in BIOS setup? UPD: After thoroughly search i am sure that there is no official XP compatible driver supporting [8086:22a3] SATA controller. I found one unofficial driver (based on iaStor v.18.104.22.1686 with modified .INF file) that may support it. But one user reported that the driver didn't help him, just changed BSOD from 0x7b to 0x7e. I suggest you to try the driver as a last chance (registration on the win-raid forum is required to download it).
This is my hardware The are not any xp drivers for this model on Acer site. So, that's it, I think. EDIT: I found this topic: https://www.win-raid.com/t11f23-Modded-Intel-AHCI-and-RAID-Drivers-digitally-signed.html. This moded drivers contains AHCI driver for my device 22a3, XP also, but it doesn't work either.
I can't find any positive examples of installing Windows XP on Acer ES1-131. Probably its chipset is not supported by Intel drivers suitable for XP. But this is a good advice to help in finding a suitable driver or make the final conclusion that this is impossible. You may use Windows PE version 8.1 or 10, or a Linux based "Live disk". Linux command to list PCI devices with their hardware IDs is: lspci -nn
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As part of our Community Oral Health Initiatives, which is helping to improve the health of children and families in North Philadelphia, Judy Gelinas, director of Oral Health Initiatives housed at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, has shared three essential tips that will have everyone smiling.
Fluoride is important for kids.
As children's teeth develop, fluoride helps create stronger enamel that's more resistant to decay. Public water systems (like Philadelphia's) often have fluoride added so that all children may receive the health benefits it offers. But water-based fluoride works differently than the fluoride gel or varnish a dentist may apply to a child's teeth. The fluoride added to public water helps growing teeth (not yet erupted) develop strong enamel. The fluoride applied to teeth in the dental office helps teeth that are already grown remain strong and resistant to decay. The bottom line: Flouride ensures better oral health for both children and adolescents. So remember to drink plenty of water, brush and visit your dentist regularly.
Mouthwash can never replace brushing and flossing.
A lot of people use mouthwashes or rinses to freshen up and to help mask the odor associated with bad breath. And while these rinses may temporarily make your breath smell minty fresh, they do not really address the cause of the odor problem. And while some mouthwashes have antibacterial qualities that may help kill some germs in your mouth, they will not reach under the gums where a lot of the bad bacteria live. What's the best way to eliminate odor-causing bacteria? Brush and floss daily.
Choose your toothbrush wisely.
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