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On the spawning behavior and spawning cycles of eight surgeonfishes (Acanthuridae) from the Indo-Pacific
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Surgeonfish spawning was observed at Palau, Lizard Island, Escape Reef (all Pacific Ocean) and Aldabra (Indian Ocean). Seven species, all fairly exclusively benthic feeding, defended feeding territories to some extent, and some of them formed territorial groups composed of 1 male + ≥ 1 female. One other species ate both benthic algae and zooplankton, and both sexes appeared to be nonterritorial, except that males defended temporary spawning territories. The primary spawning rhythm appeared to be a restriction of spawning to part of the day. Ebb-tide spawning rhythms were evident where distinct tidal currents flowed on and off a reef: at one such site (Palau), a secondary tidal rhythm of spawning overlaid and combined with the primary rhythm to produce an apparent semi-lunar rhythm of spawning. Peaks of spawning of three Palauan species were on days when tidal heights/amplitudes were either less than or no different from the mean. Fishes that lived in intertidal areas (including some from heterosexual territorial groups) migrated to and massed and spawned at the intertidal/subtidal interface. Some fishes spawned in pairs, either in their (intertidal and subtidal) feeding territories or in temporary spawning territories at the reef edge. Many that migrated to the reef edge were (temporarily) nonterritorial there, and spawned in groups [I female (sometimes more?) + many males]. Predatory fishes and zooplanktivorous fishes attacked spawning fishes and fed on fresh ova. At Palau, egg predators attacked group, rather than pair spawnings. Pulses of massed group spawning may reduce the rate of egg predation per group spawning. Two different types of color change by both sexes were associated with the two basically different patterns of spawning — in pairs and in groups.
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- Title
- On the spawning behavior and spawning cycles of eight surgeonfishes (Acanthuridae) from the Indo-Pacific
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Environmental Biology of Fishes
Volume 9, Issue 3-4 , pp 193-223
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- 1983-12-01
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- 0378-1909
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- 1573-5133
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Migrations
- Diel
- tidal and semi-lunar rhythms
- Predator-prey interactions
- Color changes
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- 1. Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Aparlado, 2072, Balboa, Republic of Panama


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I've heard great things about the (in)famous Bob York's line recipe and have always wanted to try it. I got a chance to talk to him today, in depth, about the particulars. Line recipes seem to make alot more sense when told to you in person rather then read in a book.
Anyways, after getting past his report from the Rhonde-it consisted of something along the lines of like "I walked into the Turkey Shoot and because I am famous, everyone left the hole to watch me fish. And not a fish was caught behind me." Bob sure is a character...arrogant?...maybe a little. Anyways his line recipe consists of 17' of High Speed Hi-d shooting head of line size larger then the rod you are going to fish. This is spliced into 17 ft of a belly section of a floating line that is either one or two weights heavier then the rod you are fishing. This is then spliced into a .027 or .031 running line. If you want to fish a shorter head, say a 12 foot head, you just extend the floating belly section by 5 ft. Anyways the tip sections I fish now get me by but I am in search of something better. Has anyone played around with Bob's system (which was published in Trey's book)? Has anyone played with a similar systyem? How did it fish? Any manipulations? Im going to start crunching some numbers to see how the grains play out to decide if I want to go 1 or 2 lines sizes heavier on the sinking portion and 1, 2 or even 3 lines sizes heavier on the floating mid-section. I'd love to give it a try because according to Bob, its the greatest line ever-"I can cast 200 ft with it!" LoL
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I can't comment on his line recipe but it sounds effective. I've built a few similar lines using Mike Kinney's guidelines and this system has served me well over many years. In fact the floating part of the head is still the original one I bought at the Swallows Nest. Mike was a great source of knowledge as I was learning how to build and use these hybrid Spey line systems.
I don't want to misquote the recipe off-hand so I will look in my notes and/or run some measurements and let you know what I am using "Kinney" style. Note: [#]The head portion consists of more floating head, less sinking head in general[#]The lines are not spliced but looped to allow quick exchange Frankly, I wouldn't build a sinking line system that I could not exchange tips on. A floater is the only "fixed" system that I could imagine being comfortable with. |
was he fishing the 17' of Hi D in the GR this time of year? If so no wonder nothing was caught behind him everyone else was dragging the surface. Anyway, I agree with Juro about the need for the interchangable tip. However, a great number of excellent "old timers" use the same tip throughout the season. andre |
I also echo Juro and Andre's multiple tip advise. As for the Kinney "Slinky" system, I have two friends that fish they exclusively on both single and double handed rods and love them. I have cast the single hand version and while it took some getting used to for someone used to a long bellied system, it cast far and got down nicely.
Ryan: That was a Kinney slinky that Dave was using up on the Sauk. |
I don't make lines but, heard a formula from one of the "old timers", Use WF floater 2 weights over rod weight, cut first fifteen feet off, make second cut 3 times the length of rod minus 15 feet, splice to running line of choice. This is assuming you are using 15 foot tips connected with loops.
Couple of thoughts: check out an 'old thread' in the International Spey Casting Board. We had a long back and forth last year on 'build you're owns.' The loop to loop idea is where you want to go as this allows you to have several 'heads' or convert the line back to a full floater if need be. Main thing is the main line needs to be at least two full line wts above the rod weight to provide the 'grains' needed to lay out the sinking head. A simple one I use with one of my 8wt "Euro" style Spey's is a DT 10 wt line with the head cut off and looped. I run about 50 feet of the DT, then to the backing. Effectively what I have is a WT forward with enough grains to shoot the head and main line, mend, etc. With this I'm casting heads from 150 to 300 grains without a problem. (Lighter the head, the longer the cast) I've got a heavier head I use (about 400 grains) but timing becomes verrrrry critical; miss and it will take you right off your feet as it wraps itself around the back of your head. Fred
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Used to use this system when I fished a single-handed rod -called it a "BC dredger".
You can inded cast it far and it does get down. Mending is tough with the thin running line though. By the way, the rio windcutters which are so popular will be essentially the same as this line if you simply remove their middle section. pescaphile |
Agree with "pesa" comments above but (store bought anyway) the RIO Acrtor. tri tip is the better of the two choices. (For me anyway) The longer head/casting characteristics of the Alclrt. just seems to work better on the longer rods with sinking tips.
But if the object is to 'build your own' you can get 'seconds' closeouts, etc., on lines that won't break the bank and you can "chop away" relatively inexpensively. And you will chop away until you hit the right combination for a particular rod. fe |
*** ...but (store bought anyway) the RIO Acrtor. tri tip is the better of the two choices. (For me anyway) The longer head/casting characteristics of the Alclrt. just seems to work better on the longer rods with sinking tips. ....***
Didn't intend to endorse the windcutter. Just meant to say that the line described in this thread is very similar to a windcutter with the middle removed. I also like a longer belly line and prefer the Mastery spey with the tip cut off for use with sinking tips or a plain ol' DT. The line described is essentially a shooting head of sorts. With a 15' tip (probably most common length used) and another 15' of 10 to 12wt DT belly spliced to the running line, you have a sort of 30' shooting head. Not my cup of tea, but you can throw this thing a good distance. I think the windcutter would have a 20' floating belly if you remove the middle section. Pescaphile |
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not with 8 psi i run 040 gap with my vortech running 14 psi...op needs dyno time to trim up the fuel.
ha, more like trim down the fuel! Bit rich at idle and part throttle cruise but good at WOT, could be plugs loading up prior to wot?
I prefer the -10 NGK's in anything with boost or a lot of spray. We run the -8's in all of the N/A cars. I would keep the gap at .028. I run mine at .024 and that has been fine at well over 30 lbs of boost. The target a/f for mine to idle is 13.7 so I don't think you are far off the mark with that. Do you run a blow through maf? Does your blow off recirculate or vent to the atmosphere? If it recirculates, before of after the maf?
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What about edge of seventeen? *Shock*
reference for a 17 factoid I intend to add: Berlekamp, E. R. and Graham, R. L., Irregularities in the distributions of finite sequences, J. Number Theory 2 (1970), 152–161. (example 63) 4pq1injbok 22:55, 2 Jul 2004 (UTC)
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When I was in college there was some kind of a shaggy dog story/joke circulating about why 17 was the only random number. This story seemed to be very popular amongst math majors. I don't remember exactly how it went. Still, I think it would be nice if someone would put it up here. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 02:25, 26 January 2009 (UTC)
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For a short story I am currently working on, there is a quote given by a famous philosopher in one of his papers that I would like to use as the title of my work. I have seen other short stories adopt quotes as title but I was curious what the rules of doing so were. How would one cite the source for the title?
Certainly if the philosopher is long dead (i.e. --Socrates) there's no problem, because the quote lies in the public domain. If, however, the philosopher is living (or if his/her copyrights are still extant) it would be a fair use quote. You would certainly be legally covered if you used a reference mark, such as an asterisk or a footnote number, that would lead the reader to the credits. This is a non-problem, because the act of crediting your source gives the title gravitas; therefore it's not a bad idea to place the credits in full sight, perhaps the title page. I was trying to think of a book that used a quote as a title, and the only one that came to mind was Ken Kesey's Sometimes a Great Notion, taken from a line in Leadbelly's song Good Night Irene. Kesey did not use an asterisk or other footnoting device. On the other hand, the title is not an absolutely untarnished quote: Kesey changed "Sometimes I take a great notion to jump in the river and drown" to "Sometime a Great Notion." Still, Kesey gave Huddie Ledbetter full credit, which appears on the title page.
Well, in this case, it is a quote from Ludwig Wittgenstein. Fairly obscure unless one is familiar with his philosophical work, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. In the story, the quote is mentioned, as well as the source.
Quotes as Titles He died when? Fifties or Sixties? So his work, and the translation, are probably still copyrighted; so you're indeed wise to credit the quote. And unless you're doing your own translation, you'd be wise to attribute that as well ... although it can definitely be more of a footnote than an upfront game. By the way, one's own translation is quite possible using Babelfish or one of the other online translators, even if you speak little or no German. Or is the whole text in Latin? Will the story be posted here?
I'll likely post it here when complete. Wittengenstein hit the nail on the head though with the theme I wanna play with. I may tweak the translation a bit. The original quote in German being, "Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muß man schweigen."
Ah, Wittgenstein. I minored in Philosophy, and took an entire course on Wittgenstein. Not intentionally. The class had a different title, but the instructor pretty much covered Wittgenstein and nothing else. I still have my much marked up copy of his work from 35 years ago. Now I'm curious about the quote you're using.
The ending of the Tractatus Logicus (i.e. early Wittgensteing). I don't know how it's usually translated but it's losely: "That which you cannot talk about, you have to be silent about." Wikipedia says: and I prefer the Ogden translation. It's closer to the German original.
According to Wikipedia, Ludwig Wittgenstein died in 1951. Copyright expiration rules, however, are first and foremost dependent on publication, not the date of death of the author. Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus was first published in Germany in 1921, and translated into English and published in the UK and the US in 1922. The copyright protection for this work is, therefore, expired at least under US law. It is in the public domain and you can use it, with or without attribution, without infringing on any copyright. A good writers reference for understanding copyright expiration is at this link: http://www.copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfm However, in general, using a short quotation from a copyright protected work is complicated. The "fair use" exception is limited and vague at best. If the quotation were used in a technical sense, or for the purpose of commentary or criticism, or for some non-commercial purpose such as education, then the fair use exception probably applies. However, use of even a small quotation from another work for commercial purposes (which would include a short story or novel) is much more tricky. There is no magic number of words, under which the exception will apply, and for commercial works the question of whether a quotation violates a copyright will probably boil down to a few factors: (1) how much was quoted, (2) is the source published or unpublished, and (3) does the quotation harm the marketability of the source material? Now, lots of SFF works use small excerpts or quotations as chapter headers, or in-text to provide context. We've all seen numerous examples of this, and there is no possibility that in all cases permission was obtained from the source author. In many cases, like yours, the source may be in the public domain. Feel free to quote Shakespeare or Dante or the Bible (or Wittgenstein) all you want. Quoting a copyright protected work, however, I would avoid unless you get permission. So, no quoting Vonnegut or Salinger or Tolkien without permission. And, yes, copyright permission extends beyond the death of the author in many, many cases for 50 to 70 years. Note, however, that providing an attribution to the source will not cure any copyright infringement. Citing the source will not change anything. Two sources for the fair use doctrine are probably worth taking a look at if you're unsure: http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html and http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter9/index.html.
Thanks for offering that link and that information BrianC. For my purposes, the quote from Wittgenstein's, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, would indeed be used to add context to my own short story. Wittgenstein is, I believe, speaking on the idea that not all ideas can be communicated into spoken verbiage and it is the unspoken thoughts we formulate, which we cannot put into words that--at least to a degree--define our sentience and distinguish us from the machines we create. At least that is how I intend to use it in my work.
copyright law Thanks, BrianC for further clarifying the info I posted ... and for educating me a bit! --WB


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Gertrude Zachary's "Skid Row" Castle
You might recognize the name Gertrude Zachary if you've been in the Albuquerque, NM area and have seen the billboards for her jewelry, or if you watch Breaking Bad, you might have noticed one of her shops (more location details). If you've driven around the Old Town are of Albuquerque, you might have seen the purple and green jewelry store (Google maps streetview), vaguely reminiscent of the pueblo deco style. But Zachary's greatest architectural legacy is her European-style castle on "skid row", seen in this photo gallery and profiled in this local news segment. [more inside]
The Guédelon adventure
In the heart of Puisaye, in Yonne, Burgundy, a team of fifty people have taken on an extraordinary feat: to build a castle using the same techniques and materials used in the Middle Ages. [WARNING EMBEDDED YOUTUBE AUTOPLAYS] The wood, stone, earth, sand and clay needed for the castle's construction are all to be found here, in this abandoned quarry. Watched by thousands of visitors, all the trades associated with castle-building - quarrymen, stonemasons, woodcutters, carpenters, blacksmiths, tile makers, basket makers, rope makers, carters and their horses - are all working together to complete the castle.
World War II's Strangest Battle: When Americans and Germans Fought Toget
Days after Hitler's suicide a group of American soldiers, French prisoners, and, yes, German soldiers defended an Austrian castle against an SS division—the only time Germans and Allies fought together in World War II. Andrew Roberts on a story so wild that it has to be made into a movie.
Nathan Fillion: Master Photobomber
Nathan Fillion is notorious for sneaking into the the background of other people's photos; But here he takes it to an unprecedented level as he repeatedly photobombs a single scene while shooting Firefly.
I Remember Cold Steel Bars & an Inch of Hard Rubber Below As A Kid
MONSTRUM believes that playground design should be a reflection of the world surrounding us. We see the world as a place full of colour. We meet boys that like pink and girls that likes climbing trees. Why only play on a monky frame and a sandbox, when you can play in a moon crater or a submarine or a giant spider or an enormous snail or a Trojans horse or a rocket or an ant or a princess castle. The fantasy is infinite.
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An Illustrated Life: David Macaulay
"I draw to understand things." Artist David Macaulay, illustrator and author of "The Way We Work: Getting to Know the Amazing Human Body," "Mosque," "Cathedral," and "The New Way Things Work," among other books, talks about the creative process behind "Rome Antics," his look at the city that wasn't built in a day. His books may be for children, but they're fascinating for adults as well. Don't yet know Macaulay? Prepare to be amazed. [more inside]
Subterra Castle
Subterra is a 34 acre estate surrounded by pastoral Kansas hills located 25 miles west of Topeka. The site holds a powerful and ominous past now transformed to an uplifting vision of our potential future. Once, an Atlas E intercontinental ballistic missile with a 4 megaton warhead was housed in the protective underground cavern. Now the missile is gone and the launch control structure is converted into spacious living space with an eclectic spirit of peace.
"I'm the internet"
Swords are sharp
John Pontolillo, a student at Johns Hopkins University, had just had laptops and a game console stolen from his house. Hours later, he heard a noise from the garage. Before he went to investigate, he grabbed his katana... [more inside]
"America's Imaginary Medieval Period"
Keep on Crushin'
Flash Friday: Crush the Castle. Use a trebuchet to bust up various castles, squashing the regal inhabitants.
"I understand there is also a cannon."
London farmer Robert Fidler built his dream house, complete with Tudor-style turrets, and lived in it for four years to skirt local planning laws, by hiding it the entire time behind a giant mountain of hay.
Castles and more castles
Castles of the World. British castles. Scottish castles. Castle floor plans. Castles on the web (no, not virtual castles). [more inside]
And So Castles Made of Sand Fall In The Sea Eventually
Castle Kashan, the castle on the hills above Malibu, is gone. The home of an Iranian oil minister's daughter, Castle Kashan was built in 1977, appeared in episodes of The Rockford Files, and was the setting for numerous weddings and the Malibu Film Festival. Fret not, America has lots of other castles. Canada, too! (previously on MetaFilter)
13th C-style castle built by hand
In 1996 Frenchman Michel Guyot set out to build a XIII century castle the medieval way1 -- using hammers and chisels to carve the stones, horses to cart the rock and no power tools. Ten years later it is one third completed and if all goes well will be finished by 2023, after which the plan is to build an abbey, then a village.2
1. Guyot, Michael (1996). "Guedelon: Chantier Medieval". Online project home page. Multi-lingual.
2. Doland, Angela (August 31, 2006). " Stone by stone, craftsmen build medieval-style castle". Associated Press, via CNN.
1. Guyot, Michael (1996). "Guedelon: Chantier Medieval". Online project home page. Multi-lingual.
2. Doland, Angela (August 31, 2006). " Stone by stone, craftsmen build medieval-style castle". Associated Press, via CNN.
The Mystery of Castle Wildenburg
"King Anfortas currently owns this magic stone, schmooze him, take him surprise, how ever you will get it, but bring me this stone! As award I promise you my daughter and a place on the crown!" -- The Mystery of Castle Wildenburg, a slightly goofily-translated game that combines point-&-click with classic text adventure gameplay, and photos of the lovely German countryside. Read the "Prehistory," mouseover everything, save often (though you lose your accumulated points on loading a saved game), and be careful not to die of thirst.
What wine goes with Slyders?
Made your Valentine's Day plans yet? Do you have the guts to suprise your SO with something like this?
Is there a remote for the drawbridge?
Good gentles, ever wanted to have someone build you a castle?
Bishop Castle
Bishop Castle. A lone man has been building a 160 foot tall castle in the Colorado mountains for the past 34 years.
Where did you sleep last night? Was it in a cave? A lighthouse, or a treehouse? Maybe it was in a teepee, a castle, or a vintage trailer. Perhaps you even slept underwater. What's the most interesting place you've ever paid to lay your head?
Coral Castle
Coral Castle is the amazing labor of love built solely by Ed Leedskalnin, a man who claimed to have discovered the "secrets of the pyramids". Did he? We may never know, but this frail, tubercular, 100-pound man managed to quarry, transport, shape, and erect chunks of coral weighing up to 28 tons by himself, using only the simplest of tools. The castle also includes a nine-ton gate that is so perfectly balanced it can be opened by a child, and the world's largest valentine, which weighs in at an incredible 5,000 pounds.


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