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London, Oct 4 : Scientists have discovered that common air pollutants found in diesel exhaust affect the ability of honeybees to recognise floral odours.
A University of Southampton research team led by Tracey Newman and Guy Poppy discovered that reactive pollutants in diesel destroyed key chemicals in the odour of oilseed flowers making them smell different to the bees, according to the research report published Thursday.
Honeybees use floral odours to help locate, identify and recognise the flowers from which they forage.
Researchers mixed eight chemicals found in the odour of oil rapeseed flowers with clean air and with air containing diesel exhaust.
Six of the eight chemicals reduced when mixed with the diesel exhaust air and two of them disappeared completely within a minute, completely changing the profile of the chemical mix.
But the odour that was mixed with the clean air was unaffected.
"Honeybees have a sensitive sense of smell and an exceptional ability to learn and memorise new odours," said Newman, a neuroscientist at the University.
"Our results suggest that diesel exhaust pollution alters the components of a synthetic floral odour blend which affects the honeybee's recognition of the odour. This could have serious detrimental effects on the number of honeybee colonies and pollination activity," Newman added.
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India stormed to a series win with a 57-run defeat of Australia in the seventh ODI at Bangalore on Saturday.
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Rohit Sharma scored a massive 209 to become the third Indian to score a double century after Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag.
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James Faulkner who helped Australia win the Mohali ODI by slamming a brutal unbeaten 29-ball 64 was unable to get his team over the line as he managed to hit 116 as he scored the fastest 100 by an Australian in an ODI as he slammed a ton in 57 balls.
With a total of 38 sixes scored, this is the highest number of sixes ever scored in an ODI.
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Vinay Kumar ensured he made the record books as he became the bowler who has the dubious record of conceding most runs in an innings in an ODI.
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Australia's Peter Siddle celebrates after the dismissal of England's Matt Prior during the first Ashes cricket Test match at Trent Bridge cricket ground in Nottingham, England, yesterday. Photograph: Reuters
What a day. Exhilarating and exhausting in equal measure - and that just for those watching - England and Australia slugged it out on a day that had been expected to produce runs and instead saw the home side's batting succumb to the sheer endeavour of Peter Siddle, who took five for 50, and then the Australians stumble against the new ball.
By the close of the first day, Australia had reached 75 for four in reply to England's 215 all out as Steven Finn and Jimmy Anderson went some way to making amends for their team's sloppy batting. Australia do bat deep, however, much more so than England, with the surprise selection of the teenage left-arm spinner Ashton Agar instead of the offspinner Nathan Lyon adding to that and Siddle, a Test match centurion, the probable tail-end Charlie.
They might need it too, and will be hoping that when they draw the curtains to greet the second morning it will show clear skies once more. As it was, Steve Smith offered some late counter-punching, hitting Graeme Swann straight for six in the final half hour and ending unbeaten on 38 - the day's second highest score after Jonathan Trott's 48 - with Phil Hughes on seven.
The crowd got behind England in the last hour and deprived of Stuart Broad - who took a nasty blow on the right shoulder when batting against the pace and aggression of James Pattinson, and was left in the dressing room to ice it - Finn and Anderson responded.
Finn, rampaging in from the Pavilion end, was thrice clattered to the boundary in his first seven deliveries by Shane Watson, but came back strongly to have him well caught by Joe Root at third slip as he drove vigorously. He then removed Ed Cowan, who had been off the field for part of the day through illness, caught first ball by Swann at second slip, thus continuing what has been a miserable tour for him.
Michael Clarke narrowly avoided the hat-trick but then received what, when he sits in his armchair and reflects long after his retirement, he may come to regard as the best delivery he ever faced.
Anderson can produce some stunning bowling but this was just sublime, angling in, pitching and darting away to beat the outside edge and clip the
offstump. Anderson aeroplaned his delight as the coach stood on the team balcony and applauded his admiration. It was stunning.
The England man then removed the new opener Chris Rogers, a 35-year-old who played his only previous Test more than five years ago, although this appeared to involve an element of guesswork rather than conviction from Kumar Dharmasena. Anderson was round the wicket to the left-hander and attempting to straighten the ball down the line of the stumps. Rogers did fall across them a little but the geometry of these things has to be so spot-on: Rogers reviewed and HawkEye, by a whisker, vindicated the umpire.


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Aydin Abbasov, deputy of Azerbaijan Milli Mejlis:
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"Based on monitoring the election process, I can say it fully complies with democratic principles. The elections are held on a multi-party basis. The strengthened participation of political parties in modernization of the country will bring high results in the future.
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The all-new 2014 Chevrolet Corvette C7 will make its official debut at the Detroit Auto Show this January, and the Bowtie Brand has released a revised logo to announce the occasion.
Normally we wouldn't pour much analysis into the design of a new logo, but Chevrolet says that what you're seeing above is representative of the new Corvette design as a whole. Our curiosity piqued, let's see what the new logo can tell us about the latest generation of the All-American sports car. Here's an overly-dramatic video unveiling the new logo:
As you can see, the logo has evolved since the 1953 debut of the original Corvette quite a bit. The latest iteration is less like two separate flags, and more like one complete entity that has been molded solid from molten steel. Chevrolet says the technical, angular design is representative of the new C7 Corvette, so we can deduce that the new version will perhaps feature sharp lines that come to a point – as opposed to the sloping curves of the C6 Corvette.
The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette will debut on Sunday, January 13 just before the Detroit Auto Show opens to the media. Following the footsteps of the world-beating C6 Corvette, the C7 is one of the most anticipated cars in recent memory and could even be a scene-stealer from the new Ferrari Enzo debut at the same show.
Chevrolet says that only two parts, the cabin air filter and removable roof panel rear latch, are carried over from the C6 to the C7. Two. Parts. This will be a whole new kind of Corvette from the ground up, and if you're as excited as we are then scroll through the new Corvette teaser website at One13Thirteen.com for unlockable videos and information.
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Mark A. Lemley (born c. 1966) is the director of the Stanford University program in Law, Science & Technology.[1] He teaches intellectual property, computer and Internet patent and antitrust law. He is a widely cited expert on the impact of patents on innovation[2] and what the appropriate requirements for granting a patent should be.[3] He is also a practicing attorney at Durie Tangri.[4]
Prior to Stanford, he taught law at University of Texas School of Law and Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California at Berkeley.
Lemley earned his Bachelor of Arts in political science from Stanford University in 1988, and his juris doctor from Boalt Hall School of Law in 1991. He clerked for judge Dorothy Wright Nelson at the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Ashiyana is the on-going realization of the desire to create a spiritual home. In its highest expression this is an opportunity to meet others in the heart, beyond fear and thought. It is a retreat centre that brings guests from all over the world and a group of local staff and foreign teachers and therapists who together make up the Ashiyana community.
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The NC Black Film Festival at Screen Gems Studios in Wilmington NC begins at 6pm with Short Blocks and includes a local feature at 8pm.
Punch Me, directed by Robert X. Golphin, is about a young man who must accept his true identity before he loses the two people he loves the most (14 minutes). Snipped, a comedy about a man getting a vasectomy, is directed by Corey L. Branch (24 minutes). Directed by Rosalyn Coleman Williams, Moth to a Flame is about a man who gets what he wants. Will his ex-wife give it to him (19 minutes). By the same director, BFF has a bride-to-be alarmed when she spots someone she knows in the front row (20 minutes). Working Class is directed by Gary C. Hughes and has a family struggling with losing what matters most (23 minutes). Directed by Kwesi Davis, Take Too Long features challenges in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. In Wolf Call director Rob Underhill interviews the two men acquitted of the murder of Emmett Till.
Welcome to Port City is an hour-long look at Wilmington's black community, through the eyes of that community. Directed by Nakia Hamilton.
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Authorities said the suspect is accused of crashing the vehicle in a wooded area, killing his passenger.
Investigators said Troy Wright, 35, was driving a vehicle that was allegedly taken during a carjacking. They said officers chased Wright with speeds reaching 85 mph.
According to police, Wright lost control and crashed in a wooded area on Upper Valley Pike early Thursday morning. The passenger in the vehicle, Claude Cox Jr., was partially ejected and later died from his injuries.
Cox's family said he did not know that he was in a reported stolen vehicle. They said he just got a ride with Wright at a local bar.
Wright appeared in court on Friday morning and pleaded not guilty to multiple charges.
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Macdonald was one of 167 runners - ranging from 8 to 58 years of age - who got up before dawn to compete in the grueling 26-mile, 385-yard race that will become an annual event with the hopes of someday rivaling the famed Boston Marathon. And sooner or later, 151 of them finished it.
Macdonald, a former Kailua High and Stanford University distance runner, crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 27 minutes, 34.8 seconds, just breaking the State marathon record of 2:27:47 set in 1963 by Harold Cole. It was a decisive victory - runner-up Winfield Stanforth of the Army finished approximately a mile behind him in 2:34:26.
A world age group record was set for 9-year-olds when Daven Chun finished the race in 3:19:01 breaking the old mark by nine minutes.
Daven is one of the seven Chun members (they call themselves the "Hunky Bunch") to start and finish the race - and all under four hours. June Chun, 14, won the women's division and placed 47th overall at 3:25:31.
As each runner crossed the finish line, the crowd responded with a round of applause. Everybody was cheered equally from winner Macdonald to 8-year-old Kris Hilbe, to the last finisher who was one of five cardiovascular patients, victims of past heart attacks who began running to build up their health and hearts.
The course, meticulously measured off earlier in the week, began at the Aloha Tower, curved around Diamond Head, snaked out to Hawaii Kai as far as Lunalilo Home Road and then doubled back toward downtown with the finish line at Kalakaua and Monsarrat avenues.
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The trouble with this scenario is that Russia's economic relations (oil and weapons) with China are developing at an exponential rate, while Japan will gradually see America as a greater enemy (or a lesser friend) than China, which is inevitable given the cultural and trade intimacy between Japan and China. India is not likely to be of much use to anyone.
Trade dependence on China will make Taiwan a very reluctant ally of the US.
If China turns out to be a hegemon in Asia, that's not different from America being the top dog in the Americas. Why should this be a problem?
Will World War III break out between America and China? It didn't break out between Russia and America during the Cold War, and the two countries had little trade and people contacts. I just don't see how a war can break out between China and America when they have so much to lose economically from any large-scale conflict. Neither can afford to lose their trade relations, let alone millions of lives.
So, this so-called "realist" school of thought is not realistic at all, because it ignores or neglects too many other balancing factors in the equation. I'd be very surprised if Mearsheimer's view of the future turns out to be right. The only thing I think he's right about is when he believes China's economic growth is unstoppable.


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The Christmas morning breakfast tradition in my childhood home – after opening presents, of course – was to eat up the scrumptious cinnamon rolls my mom baked. We could smell them baking in the oven while we tore through gift wrap and ribbons. I was always amazed at how the unassuming swirls of dough baked up into gorgeous, plump rolls, snuggled up against each other in the pan. When the rolls were flipped out of the pan – still hot – a gooey, caramel glaze coated the undersides (which became the tops) of the roll. Absolutely divine.
Cinnamon rolls are mostly a thing of the past for me, though occasionally I make them with whole grain flours and maple sugar. But Christmas morning calls for an extra special breakfast just the same – low-fat, unrefined vegan or not. These spelt pancakes rise to the holiday. You can even mix the batter the night before and keep it in the refrigerator until you're ready to bake. After all, presents really should be opened first thing.
Peanut Butter & Chocolate Chip Waffles
Makes ~4 8″ Waffles
1 cup spelt flour
2 tbsp. baking powder
3/4 tsp. salt
1/4 powdered stevia
1/2 cup natural crunchy peanut butter
4 oz. unsweetened applesauce
4 oz. prune puree (baby food works well)
2 tbsp. egg replacer + 6 tbsp. water (whisk together until foamy, then set aside for a minute to thicken)
1 – 1 1/2 cups almond milk
1/2 cup vegan semi-sweet chocolate chips
In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, salt and stevia. Set aside.
In a medium-sized bowl, cream together the peanut butter, applesauce, prune puree and egg replacer. Whisk in the almond milk and the chocolate chips. Add the peanut butter/almond milk mixture to the flour mixture and stir well to combine. Let the batter sit for about 15 minutes for the spelt to absorb the liquid. If the batter seems too thick, add a little bit more almond milk.
Meanwhile, have the waffle iron preheating (getting the iron nice and hot helps keep the batter from sticking) and warm a couple of plates in a 175F oven. When the waffle iron is ready, pour on enough batter to almost reach the sides. Cook for about 5 minutes, or until steam no longer rises from the waffle iron. Cooking time will depend on the size of waffle iron.
Keep waffles warm in the oven – directly on the rack – until all waffles are cooked. Serve with maple syrup and sliced strawberries or bananas.
(You might have noticed that I always top my pancakes and waffles with peanut butter and toasted nuts. I can't help it – it's my favorite way to eat these breakfast foods! But top yours however makes you and your tummy happy. I modified a recipe from King Arthur Flour's Whole Grain Baking cookbook. This is a terrific resource for whole grain baking. Naturally, I omitted the vegetable oil and the refined sugar and the eggs, and used almond milk instead of dairy milk. Waffles adapt superbly to vegan cooking.)


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- James Herbert, from "Streetwise, and a Master Craftsman" by Gerald Bartlett, Publishing News, June 19, 1987


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Internationally acclaimed naturalist and conservation expert Dr Divyabhanusinh Chavda has helped tailor this itinerary and will lead this exclusive tour on your arrival in Ahmedabad.
Day 1 – To Ahmedabad: Fly to Ahmedabad, via Mumbai (Bombay), with Jet Airways. (N)
Day 2 – Ahmedabad: Arrive in Ahmedabad and transfer to the House of MG for 2 nights. Afternoon at leisure. (N)
Day 3 – Ahmedabad: Early morning heritage walk of the old quarter of Ahmedabad. After breakfast, proceed to visit the Calico Textile Museum. Afternoon tour of the Mahatma Gandhi ashram, the Siddi Sayed mosque and the Adalaj step-well. (B)
Day 4 – To Bajana: Morning visit to the stunning step-well at Patan and the Patola weaving family. After lunch, visit the ancient Sun Temple at Modhera. Continue to Bajana and stay 3 nights at the Royal Safari Camp. (B, D)
Day 5 – Bajana: Morning cross-desert safari across the Little Rann of Kutch looking for wild ass and water birds. Afternoon tour of settlements and villages along the Rann of Kutch, renowned for their embroideries and weaving. (B, L, D)
Day 6 – To Nal Sarovar: Drive to the Nal Sarovar bird sanctuary, a haven for both migratory and common birds. The vast Nal Sarovar lake, the extensive marshes and the wetlands around the lake make this the largest wetland sanctuary in Gujarat and an ideal habitat for a number of wading birds. The sanctuary also attracts a number of migratory birds, including rosy pelicans, flamingoes, white storks, Brahminy ducks and herons. Morning birdwatching at Nal Sarovar. (B, L, D)
Day 7 – To Velavadar: This morning, drive to Velavadar National Park. Stretching between the Alang and Paravalio rivers, Velavadar is the only tropical grassland in India to be given the status of a national park. The park supports 95 species of flowering plants, more than 140 species of birds, 14 species of mammals and many reptiles. Late afternoon wildlife viewing. Stay 2 nights at the Blackbuck Lodge (B, L, D)
Day 8 – Velavadar: Early morning visit to the park in search of blackbucks, wolves, houbara bustards, and lesser floricans. (B, L, D)
Day 9 – To Bhavnagar: Drive to Palitana and visit the magnificent Jain temples located atop Mount Shatrunjaya. The peak is a 3.5km-long climb, up more than 3,500 steps from the town. Stay overnight at the Nilambagh Palace. (B, L, D)
Day 10 – To Sasan Gir: Drive to Sasan Gir and stay 2 nights at the Lion Safari Camp. (B, L, D)
Day 11 – Sasan Gir: Early morning and late afternoon wildlife viewing in search of the Asiatic lion and other wildlife. (B, L, D)
Day 12 – To Mumbai: Early morning wildlife viewing. Afternoon drive to Rajkot and fly to Mumbai. Stay overnight at the Lalit Mumbai or the Leela Kempinski Mumbai. (B)
Day 13 – To London: Fly from Mumbai to London with Jet Airways. (B)
About Dr Divyabhanusinh Chavda: Dr Divyabhanusinh Chavda is the president of World Wide Fund for Nature – India and a member of the Cat Specialist Group, the National Board for Wildlife – the highest advisory body to the government of India for conservation of flora and fauna – and many other renowned organisations. His work on the history of Asiatic lions is acclaimed internationally.
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7:00am Thursday 24th October 2013 in Shakers Updates By Craig Nelson
CARETAKER boss Ronnie Jepson was critical of the spoiling tactics employed by opposite number Paul Cox as Bury failed to end their winless and goalless streak against the 10 men of Mansfield.
Stags defender John Dempster and manager Cox were both sent off – Dempster for a wild lunge on Shaun Harrad on the hour mark and Cox following a verbal altercation with the referee in stoppage time.
Yet, despite laying siege to the Mansfield penalty area in the closing stages, the Shakers failed to score for the fourth consecutive match and to win for the ninth game in a row.
But Jepson refused to lay the blame on his own players, instead directing his anger at Cox and Mansfield's his players.
"It was ugly. They (Mansfield) just want to turn you, look for set pieces and slow the game down so you can't get any tempo going," said Jepson.
"We were on at the referee to try to get the game going. It was like a testimonial at times because of the pace they were going at.
"It was ridiculous and everybody gets frustrated. The time-wasting didn't make for a great spectacle. I wouldn't have minded if it was just at the end of the game but it was throughout."
It was fair to say Mansfield slowed the game down in the final 30 minutes, but their direct, robust style of play had Bury on the back foot for much of the first half.
Nottingham Forest loanee Jack Blake was the first to trouble Bury keeper Brian Jensen, forcing the big Dane to tip his low shot round the far post in the 14th minute.
The visitors' burly front pairing of Oliver Palmer and Matt Rhead were also a handful for the Shakers defence.
When Jensen struck an attempted clearance against centre-back Nathan Cameron under pressure from Palmer, the Stags forward pounced on the loose ball to cross for Rhead, who headed just wide at the back post.
But Bury slowly found their feet in damp, difficult conditions.
Tom Soares' 25th-minute shot on the stretch flew over the bar and captain Andy Procter rifled a 20-yard drive straight at Mansfield keeper Alan Marriott.
Both sides could easily have gone into the break in front, but for decent saves by Jensen and Marriott in the final minutes of the half.
First Jensen stood tall to block Rhead's shot, then Marriott produced an acrobatic stop to keep out a crisply struck, close-range volley from Harrad that looked destined for the bottom corner.
After a quiet opening to the second half, the game erupted on the hour when Dempster was given his marching orders for a two-footed tackle on Harrad.
It sparked a melee that threatened to boil over before referee Andy Haines regained control, booking Bury's Chris Sedgwick for his part in the aftermath.
The visitors were clearly rattled by the red card, and Cox spent the rest of the match remonstrating at every decision from the touchline.
It looked as if the Shakers might force a breakthrough, with second half substitute Danny Mayor heading over from six yards in the 68th minute.
But the Mansfield players quickly regrouped and were happy to sit back and soak up the waves of Bury pressure.
Soares tested the Stags keeper with two fierce 30-yard shots, while Danny Hylton headed a decent chance over on his home debut.
A bad-tempered finale was heightened when Cox was sent to the stands, almost causing a flashpoint as Bury fans rushed to confront him before stewards stepped in.
And, after the Stags held out for the seven minutes of time added on, the sense of frustration created by another goalless night at Gigg Lane was palpable.
"I would just like to see one come off somebody's knee, or an own goal or anything," Jepson said, desperate for a goal of any description.
"I feel for the lads. I feel for the punters as well. I know they and the chairman want a result. Everyone at the football club wants a result.
"But in terms of effort, you can't fault the lads. Overall, they put in a great shift again, they just need to be a bit more clinical."
BURY: Jensen 8; Beeley 8, Cameron 6, Edjenguele 7, Mustoe 6; Sedgwick 7 (Forrester 6 76), Procter 7, Miller 6 (Mayor 7 45), Soares 8; Hylton 7, Harrad 7. Not used: Hinds, Holden, Rooney, Charles-Cook, Walker.
MANSFIELD: Marriott; Beevers, Dempster, Riley (Poku 72), Jennings; Clucas, McGuire, Blake, Daniel; Palmer (Sutton 64), Rhead (Andrew 84). Not used: Murtagh, Stevenson, Hutchinson, Meikle.
Yellow cards: Bury – Sedgwick 61; Mansfield – Jennings 86.
Red card: Mansfield – Dempster 61.
Referee: Andy Haines (Tyne & Wear).
Attendance: 2,518 (351 visiting).
Star man: Tom Soares – His performances have not always been up to scratch in a season dogged by niggling injuries and a rumoured fall-out with former boss Kevin Blackwell. Yet he was back to his old self, putting in some powerful runs and producing a handful of stinging shots. Moved inside as cover for the injured Tommy Miller in the second half and could well keep that spot for Saturday's trip to Wycombe.
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Their manager Paul Cox should be ashamed of himself,if that's the kind of football it needs to get out of the conference we've got no chance,could be stuck in that league for a while like Cambridge,Wrexham,Lu
ton etc.
I'm confident we will win at least a couple of games before Christmas and maybe 5 or 6 by the end of the season just to give our club a bit of respectability.
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The strength of this book is in its quick-change artistry, the sensation of flux that is continuous, and capable at any moment of erupting into epiphany or surprise. Roo Borson Across great distances and a panorama shaped by words, poets Douglas Barbour and Sheila Murphy began writing in collaboration. Tapped to technologys dance across paper, with thoughts like bright colours coursing across screens, Continuations emerged as the product of a new creator, a third individual, who writes differently from either poet. Words shapeshifted and poets transformed, Continuations is an intriguing addition to the growing field of collaborative poetry in North American literature.
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"The fluid tropes and the riffs on fate, choice, and flux go on for several stanzas and provide a nice example of how this quasi-improvisatory collaboration works at its best.... Here, then, the poetic method actually embodies the thematic questioning of fate and choice. The poem takes up many subjects, in fact, though one of the most frequent is the collaborative project itself, its capacity to question the possibility of univocal meaning, grand narratives, its capacity to model a certain ethical stance, a way of opening the self to the other, whether that other be a human interlocutor, the natural environment, a visionary experience, or the sheer materiality of words themselves.
University of Toronto Quarterly, Winter 2008
Continuations is a collaboration between two accomplished poets that began in November 2000 with each poet [c]omposing alternating six-line passages on a nearly daily basis. Each of the books 25 chapters contains between 18 and 23 of these six-line stanzas. In Continuations, Barbour and Murphy have successfully forged a cohesive style with which to express their diverse interests and perspectives.
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"It is all the more remarkable that given the distance that separates them, [the two poets] should have connected in such a way as to create a body of work that so masterfully balances each individual poet's prowess with the creation of a third, wholly new, speaking voice. Although Continuations is written in a fixed format of six-line stanzas, that is effectively where the physical structure ends. The language in the poems is allowed to bubble over, to take on an effervescent, joyous quality of its own....It is testament, I believe, to the skill of both writers that the third voice stays strong and true throughout the entire collection. It is a wry and deeply human voice, spurred from subject to subject by Barbour and Murphys dynamic exchange of ideas, yet touching with unerring clarity on weighty subjects such as art and memory.
Jenna Butler (Entire review at: http://poetryreviews.ca/2006/11/07/continuations-by-douglas-barbour-and-sheila-e-murphy/#more-80)
The jury awarded the prize to a book with a subtle, innovative cover concept that matched the intertwining texts presented within. The cover design is fresh, contemporary, clean and makes artful use of colour.
Continuations is one part Rorschach test, one part word association, other parts dreams, symbols, seasons, colours, mother and father. Nouns are made verbs and words are borrowed from other languages and used as springboards for new words and images .The work is quite remarkable and evokes a response in the reader much like overhearing a conversation between two people who each speak a different language but who nevertheless understand each other perfectly, I often had the sense I was eavesdropping when reading Continuations.
Wendy McGrath, the Edmonton Journal, August 27, 2006.
"Barbour and Murphy...have had a long-standing collaboration. I've seen some collaborations in poetry (meaning ones where the text is jointly composed and merged) fail utterly....But Barbour and Murphy seem to walk the tightrope amazingly well, the merging of their writing seems to sharpen their work instead, as would have been possible, diffusing it...
Simon DeDeo, August 2007. (See full review at http://rhubarbissusan.blogspot.com/2006/08/douglas-barbour-shelia-murphy-ix.html)
Edmonton, Alberta poet Douglas Barbour and Phoenix, Arizona poet Sheila E. Murphy have been engaged in an email collaboration, writing alternating six line passages to make up their collaborative work Continuations. A long poem made out of twenty-five sections, the poem encompassed both daily activity, distance of years and thousands of kilometres (or miles, depending) in the form of a sustained long poem...
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Shark meshing programs have a significant environmental cost, in terms of non-target bycatch such as other marine animals (turtles, fishes, dugongs, etc) and non-target shark species that are killed in the nets, including protected and endangered species.
Many sharks drown every year after becoming entangled in nets intended for other species.
This is why shark meshing has been listed as a Key Threatening Process by the N.S.W. Fisheries Scientific Committee.
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One of the most serious issues facing shark populations today.
Shark populations take a long time to recover from overfishing. They grow very slowly and take a long time to reach sexual maturity – 20 years or more in some species. When they do reproduce, they produce very few offspring compared to other food fish species. These factors have already endangered several species of shark, particularly in coastal areas.
Declining shark numbers can have serious consequences for ocean ecosystems. Sharks are a vital part of the food chain, their predatory nature helps to keep populations of their prey species in check. Without sharks to help maintain a healthy balance, marine environments are at great risk of permanent damage.
Millions of sharks die every year after being caught by means intended to catch other fish, especially on longlines intended for tuna and swordfish.
In the Mediterranean sea alone, as many as 100,000 sharks die as a result of by-catch every year. While by-catch of other species such as dolphins has declined after highly publicised campaigns to protect them, the undeserved bad reputation of sharks is slowing down efforts to protect them from this wasteful and destructive practice.
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A huge industry is developing around the use of shark products for improving human health, despite the lack of good scientific evidence to support it. Oil extracted from the livers of sharks is becoming increasingly popular as a booster for the immune system and even as a way of preventing cancer, thanks to an erroneous belief that sharks don't suffer from cancerous tumors. Shark cartilage is harvested for the same reason.
Shark products are often sold in tourist shops despite the fact that in many countries it is illegal to catch the animals from which they come. The teeth and jaws of the great white shark can fetch substantial sums on the international market, with single teeth often selling for over $100 and a whole set of jaws from a big shark fetching up to $10,000 in the USA. Illegal smuggling of teeth and jaws from white sharks is becoming increasingly common in countries such as South Africa, where the sharks are protected by law.
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Finning is a destructive and wasteful practice which involves catching a shark, cutting off its fins and discarding the rest of the animal, which is often thrown back into the water to die.
No one knows for sure how many sharks die in this way every year, but it is thought that the number of sharks traded globally every year is between 26 - 73 million (Clarke et al 2006). This has the potential to cause immense damage to shark populations worldwide. For example the Shortfin Mako, whose conservation status has changed from from 'Near Threatened' in 2000, to 'Vulnerable' today.
Shark fins are considered a delicacy in some parts of the world, notably East Asia. Some countries, such as USA, have banned shark finning in the last few years but finning is still practiced all over the world in places as far apart as South American and Australia and many species are declining as a result.
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Longlines are the most significant factor in the rapid diminishment of shark populations in the oceans. Longlines ranging in length from one mile to over one hundred miles are baited with fish (often illegally killed dolphins or seals), and are meant to target shark, swordfish, and tuna. The sharks targeted are caught mostly for their fins (which account for only 4% of their body weight) and also for their cartilage, liver oil and teeth.
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What I want is image quality in a camera. I have seen many 1080p cameras, and they all seem to have different IQ.
Maybe the price decrease of the FF35mm Scarlet is the reason for the disappearing of 3K\60fps.
I don't think any features have really changed other than getting better. The only step back I see is the 150fps burst for scarlet from the previous 180fps, who cares. It does say custom on FF35mm Scarlet, so I would assume its ability's will all be relative to the maximum it can do but I don't like to assume so we will have to wait and see. :)
I'm definitely starting my RED career with a 2/3"-I Scarlet and by the time I have cash for the FF35mm, it'll probably have the 3K/60fps.
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The earlier I get the 2/3" Scarlet, the earlier I have a chance to earn money for the FF35mm one.
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Apr. 1, 2010 Immunization against smallpox was always considered successful if a skin lesion formed at the site of vaccination. As researchers are looking to use vaccinia virus, the virus in the smallpox vaccine, in other therapeutics and preventative vaccines, it is important to characterize more extensively the mechanisms by which the immune system controls vaccinia virus and thereby protects against smallpox.
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In the study, the number of effector CD4+ T cells targeting vaccinia virus that a person who was immunized against smallpox many years previously had in their blood prior to revaccination was the only immune correlate that determined the size of their skin lesion upon revaccination. Specifically, high numbers of these cells correlated with small skin lesion size upon revaccination.
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