 as Peter Pan just shows up in these kids bedroom and takes them to Neverland. Oh, that’s right, after he teaches them how to fly for no reason with no explanation. Is Peter Pan magic or his Tinkerbell magic? What is a Tinkerbell?
When they get to Neverland, it appears to be having a major pirate problem which, again, makes no sense. Like, if the whole movie took place on the ocean, then yes, pirates as the antagonists make sense. But pirates have no jurisdiction on land. Everyone knows this.
Before you have a chance to question the authority of these land pirates, you are thoroughly beaten over the head with the most aggressive racism you’ll ever see in a Disney movie or in, like, Nazi propaganda. Just the most brutal depiction of Native Americans I’ve ever had to sit through.
Captain Hook calls them ‘redskins’ like more times than ever necessary and in a tone of voice that makes you want to repent your sins. Tiger Lilly is the Native American princess so she’s basically Pocahontas without the song solos and special treatment. Mostly bad treatment actually.
I could talk about how the mermaids try to ruthlessly murder Wendy… Or how everyone tries to ruthlessly murder Wendy. But I think the creepy relationship between Wendy and Peter Pan deserves a mention. At one point in the movie, Peter suggests that Wendy can become the lost boys mother. By the end of the movie, it seems as though he’s trying to bang her. Although, if Peter somehow was able to swing a threesome with Wendy and Tinkerbell, I’d say this is the best movie ever. Walt reallyyyy dropped the ball here.
I just re-read all of this and I have no idea what I was talking about. That’s because Peter Pan is so awful that I’m confused just trying to recap what occurred. If you are in the midst of writing a suicide note and you start suffering from writer’s block, just watch Peter Pan and I guarantee you will be re-inspired. If I wake up tomorrow to find out that this movie no longer exists, my life would improve exponentially. Everyone’s would. Oh, also Michael Jackson probably would’ve molested significantly less children. So there’s that.
Thanks for reading. Tweet to @TheLesterLee if you think Peter Pan is a good movie so I can mock you.
Temperatures for seedling emergence of tropical perennial grasses

Abstract. A growth-cabinet study was conducted to determine the optimum temperature range for seedling emergence of seven tropical grasses commonly sown in the frost-prone, summer-dominant rainfall region of inland northern New South Wales. The grasses were Bothriochloa bladhii subsp. glabra (forest bluegrass) cv. Swann, Bothriochloa insculpta (creeping bluegrass) cv. Bisset, Chloris gayana (Rhodes grass) cv. Katambora, Digitaria eriantha (digit grass) cv. Premier, Panicum coloratum var. makarikariense (makarikari grass) cv. Bambatsi, and Megathyrsus maximus (panic) cvv. Gatton and Megamax 059. Six constant temperatures were used, ranging from 10°C to 35°C in 5°C increments. Katambora Rhodes grass was the only grass to emerge at 10°C; seedlings of all grasses emerged at temperatures >10°C. Optimal temperature range for emergence varied between species, falling into three groups: low (Bisset creeping bluegrass 16−22°C); intermediate (Premier digit grass 21−32°C, Swann forest bluegrass 23−31°C, Megamax 059 panic 23−35°C, Gatton panic 24−32°C); and high (Bambatsi makarikari grass 24−35°C, Katambora Rhodes grass 24−35°C). The temperature range at which 50% of optimum emergence occurred was 12−14°C for Katambora Rhodes grass, Bisset creeping blue and Premier digit, and 17−18°C for the panic grasses, Swann forest bluegrass and Bambatsi makarikari grass. These temperatures provide options for sowing earlier in spring or later in summer–autumn and may assist development of sowing time options in new environments and provide insight into competition between species.If you remember my last review, Demarquette is a chocolate brand either for the wealthy or opportunistic (join their mailing list to get great discount offers). With a box of six truffles costing £17.50 and twelve costing £27.50, it is a considered purchase to say the least.
The question is, would you rather spend money on fine quality chocolate that is worth the price or on cheaper sugary mass-produced chocolate that is overpriced?
To help on your quest for an answer, I have laid my hands on a box of Demarquette’s Catongo. What is Catongo, you ask? Well as you may or may not know, it is generally said that there are three types of cocoa bean. The first is Forastero, which is the hardiest, most disease resistant. It is the type most used for mass production chocolate. The second is Criollo, which is considered the highest quality, but also the most susceptible to disease, making it quite rare. The third is Trinitario, which is a hybrid between the two. According to Demarquette, Catongo is a genetic variant of Forastero, but in terms of appearance and taste is much closer to Criollo.
As always, the truffles are impeccably presented in Demarquette’s signature black box. Inside you will find six milk-coloured truffles engraved with the image of two cocoa beans. You’ll note that I said ‘milk-coloured’, for although it looks like milk chocolate, it is a surprising 75% cacao. Catongo is harvested in Brazil and carefully processed so that all cocoa butter is retained; this is what gives the chocolate its lighter milkier colour.
Catongo does not have a strong aroma, but there is a faint whiff of what you might expect from cocoa powder. Its soft melting ganache has an extra smooth texture, and the fresh cream makes it rather cooling inside the mouth. There is a tinge of honey, but I could not detect any of the salt supposedly present. I wouldn’t say that any one ingredient stands out; instead they all join together to create a new flavour; one that is a bit sour and piquant.
You can definitely taste the quality and freshness in Demarquette’s Catongo, but I don’t think I could say it is outstanding enough to warrant paying through the nose for. There are plenty of other chocolates that I have enjoyed much more and at a much more affordable price.
Presentation: 10
Aroma: 6
Taste: 8
Sustenance: 9
Texture: 8.5
Overall: 8.3EV20046DN-00A
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- 1US$ 25.00 /unit
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Product Description
The EV20046DN-00A evaluation board demonstrates the performance of MP20046, a low noise, low dropout and high PSRR linear regulator. It operates from a 2.7V to 5.5V input voltage and the output voltage is preset internally which ranges from 1.5V to 3.3V.
The EV20046DN-00A can supply up to 2A of load current, and features current limiting, over temperature protection and power-good status.
An internal PMOS pass element is used to allow a low 75?A ground current at full load, and drops down to 1?A when the device is disabled, making the MP20046 suitable for battery-power devices.
Product Features
- Up to 2A Output Current
- Low 300mV Dropout at 2A
- Fast Transient Response
- 70dB PSRR at 100Hz
- 17?VRMS Low Noise Output
- Open Drain Power-Good Status Output
- Current Limit and Thermal Protection
Parametrics
- IC Supported 1MP2004
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IC Details
The MP2004 is a dual-channel, low noise, low dropout and high PSRR linear regulator. The output voltage of MP2004 ranges from 1.2V to 5V and 1% accuracy by operating from a +2.5V to +6.0V input. The MP2004 can supply up to 200mA of load current at each channel. The MP20042004 features current limiting and over temperature protection.
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