A generic thing (something that doesn’t fit in the previous definitions.

Biennale is Italian for “every other year” and can be used to describe any event that happens every two years. It is most commonly used within the art world to describe an international manifestation of contemporary art, stemming from the use of the phrase for the Venice Biennale, which was first held in 1895 (the phrase has since been used for multiple events, as the “Biennale de Paris”, or even as a portmanteau as with Berlinale for the Berlin International Film Festival).

The Iberians were a set of peoples that Greek and Roman sources identified with that name in the eastern and southern coasts of the Iberian peninsula at least from the 6th century BC. The term Iberian as used by the ancient authors had two meanings. One, more general, referred to the whole of the population of the Iberian peninsula.

The Moors were the medieval Muslim inhabitants of Morocco, western Algeria, Western Sahara, Mauritania, the Iberian Peninsula, Septimania, Sicily and Malta. The Moors called their Iberian territory Al-Andalus, an area comprising Gibraltar, much of what is now Spain and Portugal, and part of France. There was also a Moorish presence in present-day southern Italy after they occupied Mazara in 827 until their last settlement of Lucera was destroyed in 1300.

Pedro Ximénez

Pedro Ximénez (also known as PX and many other variations) is the name of a white grape grown in certain regions of Spain, and also a varietal wine, an intensely sweet, dark, dessert sherry. Pedro Giménez (Pedro Jiménez) is a widely grown criolla variety in South America whose relationship to Pedro Ximénez is uncertain, as it shows ampelographic differences.

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Ca’ Foscari

Ca’ Foscari, the palace of the Foscari family, is a Gothic building on the waterfront of the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. Built by the doge Francesco Foscari in 1453, is now the main seat of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The architect of the palace was Bartolomeo Bon.

San Tomà, Venice

San Tomà (San Toma) is a former church located in the sestiere of San Polo in Venice, Italy. It stands near the Scoletta dei Calegheri. The church is named after San Tommaso Apostolo. A church on the site dates back to the tenth century, the present orientation was set in 1395, and the exterior and much of the interior decorations are due to reconstructions in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Grand Canal (Venice)

The Grand Canal is a canal in Venice, Italy. It forms one of the major water-traffic corridors in the city. Public transport is provided by water buses and private water taxis, and many tourists explore the canal by gondola. At one end, the canal leads into the lagoon near the Santa Lucia railway station and the other end leads into Saint Mark Basin; in between, it makes a large S-shape through the central districts of Venice.


Parsnip Carrot PurÃƒÂ©e

The sweetness of the carrots mellow and compliments the flavor of parsnips in this colorful dish.

Parsnip Carrot PurÃƒÂ©e

Quantity Ingredients
4 lb parsnips
3 lb carrots
1/4 cup butter
2 cups chicken or vegetable stock
1 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper

 1. Peel and chop parsnips and carrots. In saucepan, melt half of the butter over medium-high heat; cook parsnips and carrots, stirring often, for 10 minutes or until starting to brown. 2. Add stock, ginger, salt and pepper; cover and cook for 15 to 20 minutes or until very tender. 3. In food processor, purre mixture with remaining butter until smooth. Transfer to serving dish. 4. Can be covered and refrigerated for up to 1 day. Or freeze in airtight container for up to 2 weeks; thaw in refrigerator for 48 hours. Microwave at medium-high for 10 minutes or until steaming, stirring once. Or heat over medium heat, stirring often, for 20 minutes. Makes 12 servings. Nutrition Information per serving: 210 calories, 4g protein, 5g total fat, 3g saturated fat, 41g carb, 8g dietary fiber, 10 mg cholesterol, 437 mg sodium.


Ep. 144. Live from Xerocon: part 1
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This week's special edition of Fintech Insider Insights was recorded live at Xerocon 2017 from London's Excel Centre. David hosts a panel on Frictionless Finance, discussing how technology is lowering barriers to entry and we hear how the panelists are tackling friction in finance. David talks to Caroline about Fluidly's intelligent cashflow technology and her experience at Xerocon, plus we hear from Shachar about the problem that Curve is trying to solve, connecting all cards and accounts in one app, using one card. Next up, Colin talks to us about iwoca, an online lender specialising in small businesses, and about his background in Strategy. Plus, how a partnership with Xero has fueled iwoca's growth and why Xerocon is so important to them. Stewart Roberts explains how iZettle is changing the way small businesses take payments, as well as all the things they can do after that point. Back on the panel, how does a big bank keep up with its customers' needs and why is it all about connecting people? David…


Turning Language and Memory Into Music: An Interview With Wayne Robert Thomas

Yesterday, we spoke with Kyle Bobby Dunn about his forthcoming split LP with the Indianapolis-based musician Wayne Robert Thomas. Today, it’s Thomas’s turn to talk about the split and his composition “Voyevoda,” which magnificently and melancholically sprawls over the course of its 20-minute running time. Come for the epic ambient music; stay for the Cormac McCarthy reference.

We’re both fond of each other’s work and I admire Kyle as a musician. So when he messaged me a while back about doing a split it was something I couldn’t pass up. I never imagined that one day I’d be sharing a release with a favorite artist of mine, and to have it put on vinyl is even more special.

My track, which the name of translates to war-lord, or military commander, is an old Slavic word. I often make tracks that have some connotation to Eastern Europe, a tragic event in history, or some book I like and I thought this particular song would be fitting for this release. The track starts off as a slow, icy riff that eventually builds into a sweeping drone that stays throughout the rest of the song. It’s bit of a colder melody when compared to Dunn’s side of the split, but I feel that both of these songs complement each other very well in that historical sense. Hearing Kyle’s track was a real treat as I have always loved watching Westerns while growing up. Even when I listening to the other side of the split again I had been rereading a very sad western novel, The Crossing, and felt that Kyle’s track fit so well with the vast heartache that makes up a lot of the American West.

What was the process like, as far as recording your composition?

First started recording “Voyevoda” in August of 2016. It took about three takes for me to feel like it was “complete.” Usually when laying down a track that has a long duration it’s difficult for me to pull off. By the third version I was very content with how it matched the sound I had in my head.

Both of these compositions deal with questions of memory and nostalgia. How do you go about translating that into music?

I first heard the word “Voyevoda” when playing a video game back in middle school. It’s set in the Cold War, and a particular character in the game has that old word as a sort of nick name given to her. I haven’t played it since then and was thinking about it for some odd reason when I was recording this song. It ended up having an influence on crafting the whole composition, most of the memories I have of that time haven’t really been revisited. So I was definitely caught in the “moment” while recording and remembering coming home from school and playing that game, reading about Russia and other moments in history. Capturing a memory in a raw form like that makes the process of translating it to a piece of music much easier for me. I’m sure listening to this track five years from now will bring back more memories and feelings and hopefully that’ll do the same for the listener.


Obama Speaks to Smaller Audience - For a Change

From CBS News' Maria Gavrilovic:

NELSONVILLE, OHIO -- With just two days left until the Ohio primary, Barack Obama took a break from his usual campaign stops - speaking to thousands at rallies - and hosted a small town hall meeting focusing on "green jobs."

Obama campaign spokesperson, Jen Psaki, said the campaign's priority is to familiarize Ohio voters with Obama's policies.

"We've had all these large rallies, including several in Ohio," Psaki said.

"The priority now is to talk to voters about jobs and the economy. One of the ways he feels we can renew our economy is by investing in green technology."

Obama spoke to mostly professors and local business owners at Hocking College this morning, emphasizing the need to strengthen the rural economy and the need to invest in green technology.

"Green jobs are the jobs of the future, not just because they pay well and can't be outsourced. And not just because they'll help strengthen our economy and lift up our middle class. But because they'll help reduce our dependence on foreign oil, and save this planet for our children," Obama said.

The campaign believes that the message on "green jobs" will resonate with voters in the Appalachia region of the state. The area has endured plant closures in the past several years and job loss. This was the first town hall meeting Obama has hosted since the onset of the campaign that focused on this specific issue.


If the Turnbull government gets its way, proposed legislation -- introduced on the day the same-sex marriage law passed the House of Representatives a few weeks ago -- means that innocent people could be treated and punished as foreign agents for simply doing their job or following their principles. Such reforms would be dangerous; laws that unnecessarily undermine fundamental rights do not make us safer.

Last year, the Prime Minister established a review into espionage and foreign interference, to assess whether existing laws met the challenges of the modern age. The outcome of the report is confidential, but we have been “assured” that there is an urgent need for reform.


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What is Anticipatory Repudiation?

Anticipatory repudiation, also known as anticipatory breach, occurs when two parties have a contract for performance in the future and one party says they will not perform or pay before that time, in which they have repudiated the contract before any party has performed.

The breaching party may give the impression of not holding up their end to the non-breaching party through specific actions or lack of action. A common example is the breaching party stating that they are stopping production of an ordered item or refusing to accept payment.

What is Performance?

In order for a contract to be breached or anticipatorily breached the element of performance must be present. A person’s performance to a contract is the obligation they have to the other party. If that obligation is not fulfilled in accordance to the terms agreed to by both parties, then a breach has occurred.

For example, the potentially breaching party is obligated to provide 1000 dolls to the other party. The contract only says that they must provide it. But if the contract says that the party is supposed to create/produce 1000 dolls and instead they outsource the production to another company, then they are likely to be in reach of the contract.

What is the Non-Breaching Party Entitled to?

A party may bring suit for breach of the contract after performance is required or in the case of anticipatory repudiation when the breaching party repudiates the contract after they were given reasonable time to cure. The non-breaching or “aggrieved” party have several options once a breach has been established. Some options include:

  • Suspending their own performance, or any preparation, until the situation is clarified;
  • Requiring adequate assurance that other party’s performance is duly forthcoming;
  • May treat the contract as fully breached if they have reasonable grounds for insecurity that are not cleared up within a reasonable time.

Ultimately, the non-breaching party has the discretion to continue the contract or sue for performance and damages.

What is Retraction of Repudiation of a Contract?

Retraction of repudiation of a contract occurs when a party may take back their repudiation any time before the other party either accepts it or has relied on it to their detriment. The breaching or “repudiating” party may withdraw its anticipatory breach only if:

  • The aggrieved party has not acted or relied on the anticipatory breach; or
  • The repudiating party provides, by any means, sufficient assurances to the aggrieved party that the performance will be completed; or
  • If the retraction reimburses the aggrieved party for any delay caused by the repudiation and reinstates the repudiating party’s rights under the contract.

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What Should a Party Do If It Suspects Anticipatory Repudiation?

  • Demand a guarantee of performance with additional assurances;
  • Accept or reject terms under the contract, in whole or in part; and/or
  • Reject any installment that is defective – if the defect significantly impairs the value of the whole contract, and cannot be fixed, the buyer can treat it as a breach of the entire contract, but the buyer must notify the seller of the defect.

Generally, the courts like to encourage contract fulfillments and performance tends to be the most common remedy for breaches.

What Damages Are Allowed Under Anticipatory Repudiation?

Upon breach of contract, the wronged party is entitled to damages and may also be released from any obligations that they still face under the contract. Generally, the courts like to encourage contract fulfillments and performance tends to be the most common remedy for breaches. However, under anticipatory repudiation, they may seek the following damages:

  • They may specifically seek monetary damages associated with the breach; or
  • Request specific performance of the contract by the breaching party with or without fulfilling their performance; or
  • Suspend their own performance until additional new terms are reached.

The aggrieved party does have to wait for a reasonable amount of time (usually provided by the court) for the other party to perform the contract if completion of the contract is the remedy granted by the court.

Do I Need a Lawyer for My Anticipatory Repudiation Contract Issue?

Contract law and anticipatory repudiation is quite complicated. A business law attorney near you can advise you on what to do if you are unsure about a potential breach. Additionally, every state has different filing procedures and deadlines for breach of contract claims.

An attorney can help a party conform to the applicable procedural rules and collect all the proper documents to prove a breach. Lastly, attorneys are often capable of helping parties reach a remedy outside of court which can save both parties time and money from court procedures and fees.

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Sphere spectrum paper

The sphere spectrum paper is submitted to the ArXiv. A local copy. It is an addition to the unimodularity theorem and solves part of the riddle about the Green function values, the diagonal elements of the inverse of the matrix 1+A’ where A’ is the adjacency matrix of the connection graph of the simplicial complex. The paper contains two main … ….

Spectra of Sums of Networks

What happens with the spectrum of the Laplacian if we add some graphs or simplicial complexes? (I owe this question to An Huang). Here is an example, where we sum a circular graph G=C4 and a star graph H=S4. The Laplace spectrum of G is {4,2,2,0}, the spectrum of H is {5,1,1,1,0}. The spectrum of G+H is {9, 9, 9, … ….

Arithmetic with networks

Partial differential equations on graphs

During the summer and fall of 2016, Annie Rak did some URAF (a program formerly called HCRP) on partial differential equations on graphs. It led to a senior thesis in the applied mathematics department. Here is a project page and here [PDF] were some notes from the summer. The research of Annie mostly dealt with advection models on directed graphs … ….

Unimodularity theorem slides

Here are some slides about the paper. By the way, an appendix of the paper contains all the code for experimenting with the structures. To copy paste the code, one has to wait for the ArXiv version, where the LaTeX source is always included. Here is the unimodularity theorem again in a nutshell: Given a finite abstract simplicial complex G, … ….


Inventions of the Renaissance

Opens march 31st

The newest exhibit at the National Historic Museum of History in St. Peter Minnesota is the Inventions of the Renaissance.

The exhibit has inventions from famous inventors like Leonardo da Vinci, Johannes Gutenberg, and even inventors who are a little less famous like Sir John Harrington, an English courier that invented the very first flush toilet, and Martin Behaim who invented the very first globe.

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Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci was a great inventor that was before his time. He had many great ideas that have lead to inventions that are still used today. His first invention in our exhibit is the Aerial Screw, he sketched his idea for the Aerial Screw in his notebook in the 15th century. The next invention is the Parachute, He also sketched the picture in the 15th century. This was the first time a parachute showed up in history. The final da Vinci invention is scuba gear, Leonardo da Vinci had the idea for scuba gear while in Venice in the 15th century. He thought that they could use it to sneak up on the enemy underwater.
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Johannes Gutenberg

Johannes Gutenberg was not as creative as Leonardo da Vinci but he did invent something that changed the world, the printing press. Gutenberg first constructed the machine around 1440 and it took the world by storm. Johannes Gutenberg is even credited with printing the first book ever, the Bible.
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Sir John Harington

Sir John Harrington is one of the lesser known inventors but he is an important one. He was the godson of Queen Elizabeth I and was exiled to Kelston for telling risque stories. While exiled he built a house and in that house he constructed the very first flush toilet.
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How the toilet worked

Harrington's toilet had a pan with an opening at the bottom, sealed with a leather valve. A series of levers and weights opened the valve and poured water in from a cistern when the handle was moved.
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Martin Behaim

Martin Behaim invented the very first terrestrial globe in 1492. it was not completely accurate and didn't even have America on it since Christopher Columbus didn't arrive back until at least 1493.
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The Erdapfel

The globes real name was the Erdapfel, which means "Earth Apple" in German. It is made of a laminated ball cut in two halves, supported by wood and overlaid with a map painted by Georg Glockendon.


Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 30: 654-672 (1991)
The Chemistry of Rose Pigments
Conrad Hans Eugster* and Edith Märki-Fischer

[*] Prof. Dr. C. H. Eugster, Dipl.-Chem. E. Märki-Fischer Organisch-chemisches Institut der Universität Winterthurestrasse 190. CH-8057 Zurich (Switzerland)

In this article we present a survey of the pigments found in the flowers and fruits of old and modern varieties of' roses. The yellow colors are produced by carotenoids, the reds by anthocyanins, and the modern oranges by a mixture of the two. The great structural diversity of the carotenoids contrasts with a surprisingly small number of anthocyanins. For the carotenoids found in roses, a clear correspondence exists between the structure and the breeding partners used the old yellow roses, which arose from crosses with Chinese varieties, mainly contain carotenoids from early stages in the biosynthesis, while in the modern yellow roses, which are descended from Central Asian foetida types, hydroxylations, epoxidations, and epoxide transformations readily occur. A recently elucidated carotenoid degradation sequence follows the scheme C40 → C13 + C27 → C13 + C14. The C13 compounds are odoriferous substances that contribute to the scent of roses. In the physiological pH region, copigmentation with flavonol glycosides is crucial for stabilization of the anthocyanin chromophores. Many roses, including the "apothecary's rose", which was once used medicinally, contain large amounts of strongly astringent ellagitannins, monosaccharide esters of gallic acid.

1. Introduction

The word "rose" is laden with meaning and evokes different images for everyone. These range from the fragrance of roses to the fine-sounding name of rosebushes in our own or a neighbor's garden, or in rosariums throughout the world they include cut roses as gifts or for decorating the table on festive occasions, but also the symbolism of roses.[1] their role in history. architecture, heraldry, painting, and literature, especially valuable, old illuminated works.[2] Possibly they also encompass rose societies and their journals, as well as the breeding. propagation, trade, and uses of roses in horticulture.[3]

All garden roses are descended from wild roses (botanical roses consist of species and their natural hybrids). Selection, mutation, and hybridization have gradually led to a large number of garden roses (varieties are genetically identical plants which are propagated vegetatively). In Jaeger's Rosenlexikon,[4] some 15000 varieties are described, while Modern Roses[5] includes some 14000 old and new registered varieties. Specialists estimate the total number of garden rose varieties bred to date at 50 000.[3b] Even though many varieties, especially the more modern ones, disappear again after a few decades, the rose is still the only garden plant where the results of so many hybridizations have been retained. The development of some varieties reaches back into the late Middle Ages.[7] This unique situation has never yet been used for a comparative scientific study.

Garden roses and wild roses possess three structurally distinct groups of pigments: chlorophylls, flavonoids (including anthocyanins), and carotenoids. Yellow colors were unknown in old European garden roses; the flowers of the classical provins, alba, damask, cabbage, and moss roses were always white, pink, or red, in all their variations. The advent of yellow in garden roses, from about 1820 on, was greeted with great enthusiasm, as can be seen in old books on roses. Today, we find the illustrations and descriptions those books correspondingly exaggerated. The development of yellow colors up to the present day will be explored in detail in Section 7.7.

2. Carotenoids in Roses

2.1. General Considerations

The assumption that the yellow pigmentation al rose petals is due to flavonol glycosides has persisted up to the present day.[8] It is only since 1963 that qualitative tests (solubility in ether, blue staining with SbCl3, etc.) have led to the proposal that carotenoids are present.[9] With one exception,[9b] identification was never attempted. In fact, all rose flowers, including yellow ones, contain quite a lot flavonoids. However, only when they are present in concentrations, together with carotenoids, do they contribute to visible absorption, giving rise to a bronze color.[10] This has been proven experimentally for 'William Allen Richardson' (Ducher, 1878) and 'Whisky Mac' (Tantau, l967),[11, 12] whose flowers are brownish yellow.

Carotenoids are widely distributed in the anthers of roses. Their function is still a mystery. Moreover, some carotenoids in the anthers have not yet been found in the petals (See Section 2.2).

Our studies on about 40 different yellow or yellowish rose varieties and species have led to the identification of about 75 carotenoids[13] Fig. 1). The individual structures will be described in more detail in the following sections.

2.2 Analysis and Identification

In 1977, our first analysis of the carotenoids from the yellow rose R. foetida, using classical adsorption chromatography, led to the identification of seven carotenoids.[13a] Seven years later, a further study of material from the same plant, using more refined techniques, allowed us to identify nearly 40 components.[13d] This was primarily due to the introduction of new HPLC methods, which, together with high-field NMR and other spectroscopic techniques permit us to analyze even very minor components. Comparison with standard compounds, which we have synthesized parallel to the isolation studies, was also helpful. It quickly became obvious that, in submilligram amounts, the isolates always contained contaminants that made the interpretation of the spectra very difficult. The most urgent question concerned the steric configurations of the 5,6- and 5,8-epoxides, large amounts of which are present in the more modern rose varieties.[14] The commonly used constitutional terms "aurochrome", "luteoxanthin", and "auroxanthin" concealed numerous stereoisomers which had not yet been identified. Thus, "auroxanthin" contains three pairs of constitutionally identical chiral centers. An all-E configuration would lead to a total of twenty possible diastereoisomers (sixteen enantiomeric pairs and four meso forms). If there is just a single, noncentral Z double bond, the numbers of isomers rises to thirty-two enantiomeric pairs! Even if biogenetic arguments are used to justify 3S,5S,3'S,5'S chirality, numerous isomers remain to be identified. Noteworthy in this connection is the surprising presence of 3'-epilutein (15) in the anthers of R. gallica officinalis and other roses.[131] If the usual precautions are taken (material as fresh as possible, degassed solvents, avoidance of direct light, rapid work, inert atmosphere (whenever possible), then the isolation of carotenoids from flowers presents no great difficulties. The lability of the 5,6-epoxides towards acids must be noted. We always add sufficient quantities of finely powdered CaCO3 to the material to be extracted. Before chromatography, phytosterols are precipitated from acetone solution by cooling. Preliminary purification of the saponified carotenoids is usually carried out on silica (Merck, 40-63m) using hexane ether or hexane acetone mixtures containing 0.05% Et(iPr)2N (beware of possible acetone condensation with aldehydes!). For small amounts we also use silica plates (e.g.. Merck 60, F254, 0.25 or 0.5 mm). When major components are present, these must be removed by crystallization (check by HPLC!).

The subsequent HPLC separations were performed as follows: hydrocarbons on Spherisorb ODS-5m with acetonitrile THF mixtures or on Sphensorh NH2-5m with hexane Et(iPr)2N; fractions with monohydroxy, dihydroxy, hydroxyepoxy, neoxanthin, and latoxanthin polarity were each purified separately on Spherisorb S-5 CN with hexane containing 0.1 % Et(iPr)2N and a gradient of various dichloromethane methanol mixtures.[13, 15]

For conclusive identification of rare carotenoids or those only present in trace amounts it is necessary to record UV/VIS, NMR, mass, and CD spectra and to carry out cochromatography with authentic samples. A library of spectra is extremely useful here; compilations of UV /VIS,[16] NMR,[17] CD,[18] and mass spectra[17a, 19] are available.

3. White Roses

The petals of white roses reflect a large proportion of the incident light. They are therefore more or less free of compounds that absorb light of wavelength 400-700nm. Nonetheless, the petals are not transparent. This is due to the many air-filled spaces between the cells, the so-called intracellular spaces. When the air is displaced, for example, by dipping a petal into acetone, the luster und reflection are rapidly diminished. On the other hand, the petals contain significant amounts of UV-absorbing substances, above all large amounts of flavonol glycosides. Up till now, these have only been studied in a very few varieties; thus, 'Niphetos' (Bougère, 1843) contains a great deal of quercetin, some isoquercetin, rutin, spireoside, and other, unknown flavonoids (see Section 8.5.2).

Fig. 2. Left: 'Merveille de Lyon' (1:5.5 scale; bush rose, Pernet Père, 1882), in which pigment synthesis is practically fully blocked. Middle: 'Schneeschirm' (1:5; small shrub, Tantau, 1946). Right: 'Nevada' (shrub, Pedro Dot, 1927). Temperature-dependent, partial pigment synthesis occurs in both Schneeschirm' and 'Nevada'.

More is known about the carotenoids[12] (Table 1). All the white roses we have studied contain significant amounts of carotenoids: examples include R. pimpinellifolia, 'Niphestos', 'Mme Plantier' (Plantier, 1835), 'Alberic Barbier' (Barbier, 1900), 'Yvonne Barbier' (Turbat, 1910), 'Nevada' (Dot, 1927). 'Virgo' (Mallerin, 1947). 'Iceberg' = 'Schneewittchen' (Kordes, 1958), although colorless hydrocarbons predominate. The few colored carotenoids also found presumably come from the base of the petals. Even epoxides are present. The apocarotenols, which comprise primarily esterified rosafluene (40), are remarkable.[13b] Rosafluene, like phytofluene (2), has a fluorescence emission maximum in the blue-green (λex= 359, λem≈ 525 nm). If the apocarotenols are present in sufficient amounts and their fluorescence is not quenched, these compounds act as natural brighteners. Rosafluene is a catabolite of any carotenoid from carotene onwards (see Section 7.6). For the determination of the degree of whiteness in roses, see Ref.[13i]. Beautiful examples of white roses are shown in Figure 2.

4. Green Roses

Roses with green petals are very rare. The best-known example is R. chinensis viridiflora (Fig. 3), which is said to have arisen by mutation in South Carolina in 1833.[20] Its pale green, often lightly russet flowers doubtless contain chlorophylls, but no detailed studies have been performed.

Various modern, white roses occasionally reveal a definite green tinge, such as 'Green Ice' (Moore, 1971). 'Greensleeves' (Harkness, 1980), and 'White Success' (Jelly, 1955). These, too, presumably contain chlorophylls.

Fig. 3. Rosa chinensis viridiflora. Green Ice Greensleeves

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6 Signs a Young Woman Isn’t Into You

You have spent much time trying to get a young woman to take interest in your conversation, hobbies, and other things you like about your life. You may have dedicated much time and money to what the young woman wants, yet she still acts unappreciative. Her behavior is turning you off these days, and as much as you might like the way she looks, you are ready to call it quits. Maybe your gut instinct is right, she isn’t your type, but to be sure that she really isn’t into you, pay closer attention to her mannerisms.

One. She doesn’t make eye contact.
When she avoids your eyes is it because she didn’t like what you said, ask her. If she finds everyone else interesting but what is coming out of your mouth, test her, encourage her to contribute to the conversation by asking her opinion. If she doesn’t say too much, there is a good possibility she isn’t interested in the subject matter and not necessarily you. However, if this happens frequently, then take her behavior personally, and move on. She might have some personal issues or simply doesn’t connect with you.

Two. She looks away abruptly and interrupts repeatedly when you speak.
If you know you haven’t offended her, then why does she feel the need to look away and avoid the conversation? Almost anything can set a troubled mind off, if this is what is happening often, then you will definitely want to take a clue and distance yourself from this person. Difficult women, or the argumentative type, will not let you communicate anything that might sound like advice, deeply personal, political, or spiritual. They can be very disrespectful when turning their faces away while you are trying to make a point.

Three. She ignores or avoids opportunities for physical contact.
This is a clear indication that she doesn’t want to really talk or be around you, but she is tolerating you because you may have paid for a meal, bought her something nice, or offered her something else. However, if her mind is made up that there will be no physical contact, then there isn’t anything you can do, without getting into trouble, but to respect her wishes. If she repeatedly does this, stop asking her out.

Four. She finds others to talk to when she should be conversing with you.
You may have invited her to a few social events, and consistently she chooses to talk to everyone but you. You feel left out and at times are jealous that she seems to show her best side in front of others, but rarely with you. This is also a good sign that she is not into you.

Five. Her face looks sad, worried, unhappy or afraid when around you.
Most often a man who is with a woman who doesn’t look happy around him, may have said or done something far too many times that angered her. When this happens, there isn’t much you can do but communicate, apologize, and not commit the offending behavior again. Yet, if you keep doing the things that about upsetting her, then it won’t be long before she is talking about breaking up.

Six. She doesn’t act appreciative about the things you do or give her.
The more you do, the less she thanks you, returns a favor, or says anything positive to you about your actions. Stop doing nice things and begin to distance yourself. If she starts acting interested in you again, then there is a good possibility that it isn’t you that she wants, but what you can give her.

When you notice negative behavior that just doesn’t seem to go away with the young woman when you two are together, begin to withdraw. Don’t try to save the young woman from whatever ails her, because chances are, you just might be part of the reason, if not the main one, why she is no longer showing interest in dating.


Couples Counseling

couples-counseling-1“At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet.”
– Plato

There is nothing more important in a relationship than hope. Once presence of hope becomes more powerful than the presence of the problem nothing is left but love, happiness, and relationship satisfaction.

When I am working with couples, I remember two things that guide me as a therapist. The first is that this couple was once happy, in love, and very close. The couple was once at a blissful place in which more time was spent dreaming about a future that would be spent together in that happiness forever. The next thing I remember is that the couple would like to get back to that place and the couple is made up of the same people that were once very happy.

I see my job as a therapist working with couples as being more than just a mediator. My role is to help the couple to remember that they are still the people that fell in love and the things that originally contributed to them falling in love are still very much present.

Usually, other factors have become more prevalent causing undesired events to occur within the relationship. By rediscovering what the relationship was like when it was at its happiest, clues begin to appear that guide each member of the relationship towards seeing how they could once again experience that level of hope and happiness. I honestly believe that the presence of hope in a relationship has the ability to overcome anything. Hope has the power to invite the happiness back into the future, a future without the problem.

I also believe, when working with couples, that it is important to build what is desired. This is different than most other therapists working from traditional therapeutic approaches who focus on fixing what is wrong.

By focusing the conversation on what is desired, hope becomes more quickly introduced into the relationship. I do not find it helpful to fix what is wrong. That conversation would require that we talk about the problem in detail. In that case, all we do is learn more about the problem. Solution-Focused Therapy facilitates a conversation about the details of the solution. This provides more helpful information.

Once the details about the solution become apparent and a description of what the relationship would be like without the problem is discussed, then it becomes clearer how to turn that dream into a reality.


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Jurassic Park (novel)

Callovosaurus name accidentally replaced that of Microceratops in some editions of the Jurassic Park novel. So, Callovosaurus does not canonically appear in the Jurassic Park universe, not in the novels nor the films.


Introversion and Extroversion

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By: Ross Purdy

There seems to be a misunderstanding in our society about what it means to be extroverted or introverted. Introvert seems to be used by people as a one size fits all label for all shy people and extrovert for more gregarious people. Whilst some introverted people may be quiet and timid and extroverts may be more loud and aggressive, this is not the case for all of those who fall on the spectrum of either categories.

Introversion and extroversion are personality types in people.  Introversion is manifested in more reflective, reserved and quiet behaviour. Introverts enjoy internal activity: thinking and exploring thoughts and feelings. They might have good social skills but prefer to avoid social situations due to their energy draining quickly after a short while, needing probably double the time to recharge again. Extroverts are, however, energised by constantly engaging with the outside world.

Extroverts can’t abide being alone for too long, their energy is drained without company and they would leap at the first opportunity to spend time with someone. Extroverts usually don’t like being left alone with their thoughts, whilst introverts do; they are quite happy keeping their own company and might prefer to keep to themselves, but this does not mean they hate people, think they’re better than others, or whatever else some might think.

This is also true if an introvert is hesitant to engage in small talk. It can often be painful for introverts, whilst it can be a great ice breaker for conversation, it’s often seen by introverts as superficial and meaningless and it can feel quite awkward for them to manoeuvre through questions about the weather and such.

Introverts are just generally quiet and prefer to keep to themselves but will talk in great length if the subject interests them; generally preferring to talk about more complex ideas than small talk usually allows, but can pave the way for. Introverts would prefer not to wade through small talk to get to more stimulating conversation.

The two personality types were initially proposed and developed by Carl Jung, a renowned psychotherapist and therapist who founded analytical psychology. These personality concepts are a part of virtually all comprehensive models including the Myer Briggs-Type indicator.

But introversion and extroversion aren’t exactly fixed categories and there is in fact a personality spectrum on which you can be measured on that can determine the level of introversion and or extroversion you may be on – In some cases you may turn out to be an ‘ambivert’ which falls in the gap between the two traits.

People who are introverts aren’t necessarily shy, although shy people can also be introverts (so can extroverts actually), they’re just better at looking inward for their stimulation rather than extroverts who look to the outside world for their stimulation.

Western society in particular (in comparison to the East) favours the extroverted types who appear friendly and are talkative, whilst introverts are pressured in to being extroverted as it’s seemingly the only way to be happy according to most. This could lead to low self-esteem and unhappiness in introverts with others telling them they should be more sociable and like ‘everyone else’, effectively telling them who they are is not normal.

One is not better than the other, despite our obvious societal bias towards introverts when it comes to schooling, the work force, etc… because extroverted people are seen as suiting leadership roles better, due to their assertiveness and sociability. These extroverted traits, and many more, are seen as positive traits that should be looked up to as the standard for anyone in order to be successful.

There is actually no real evidence that extroverts are better workers and leaders then introverts, despite what conventional theory claims. In some cases, introverts are actually better leaders because they’re more likely to listen and pay attention, and they’re also more likely to be careful and deliberate in their decision making which can be a great help. Just because introverts might not readily jump into a discussion and be constantly engaging with others doesn’t mean that they have nothing to offer.

I hope this has helped clarify the definitions of introversion and extroversion and helped you better understand and see the worth of often misunderstood introverted people.


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Five Dog Breeds That Are The Easiest To Train

One of the main reasons that we become eager to get a pet dog at a young age is due to the possibility of training it. Who doesn’t like to have a pet dog that would do everything they say, don’t cause any trouble and leave any sort of mess behind to clean up? Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. Sure, we end up with a playful, loving and cute dog but they are not always easy to train. Most of us are unaware of the fact that there are some dog breeds that are a lot easier to train compared to others.

Let’s learn about five of the most trainable dog breeds there are:

Labrador Retriever:

Retrievers are one of the most interesting dogs to own as they are adorable, friendly and playful. However, with the training, they can also become wonderful service dogs, guide dogs, hunting dogs and sniffing dog. All this training is possible because Labradors are very sharp and quick to learn. You just need to train them right.

Golden Retriever:

They might not be known for their brains but Retrievers know how to be loyal to their owners. They would do anything to make their owners happy and if being trained is one of those things, then they’ll do it too. They’ll learn all the new tricks and habits you want to teach them in a jiffy.

Australian Shepherd:

Amusingly active and energetic, Australian Shepherds are up for any training as long as it involves physical activity. These little balls of energy are also very sharp at picking up on new things. Combining that with the fact that they are intelligent and have a keen sense of observation, you have got a very trainable dog at your service.

Shetland Sheepdog:

Shetland Sheepdogs are athletic little dogs with just the right amount of energy and intellect. They are very good in sports and also very cooperative, making them perfect for being trained.


Is it really dangerous?

It is quite likely that while on our THPL journey that someone will tell us not to do something because it is too dangerous.  We know that the essence of the THPL journey is to take on big challenges, to try new activities, to go faster, harder, more.  And so it is likely that someone would classify what we do as “dangerous”.  We know, though, that their classification is most likely due to a lack of knowledge about the “real” versus “perceived” risks of the activity.   Thus, what we need to do is to listen to their concern, consider it, and then determine if our own assessment is “centered” between dangerous and acceptable.  Our experience tells us that dangerous is usually a perception – not as much a reality.  So, the input is duly appreciated and we really do like it; that notwithstanding, we think dangerous is both less real and to be worked around, not avoided.

Loving life when I am doing “dangerous things”


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As a young child, Ryen was told that she would never be able to walk.

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy and hip dysplasia at a young age, Ryen’s childhood had been filled with countless doctor’s visits and multiple surgeries that made her likelihood of being able to walk seem even further from reality.

Despite the limitations put on her by others, Ryen was fueled with the motivation to prove them wrong.  As a child, Ryen had made it her mission to walk and participate in sports. As an adult, she connected with Loma Linda University’s Team PossAbilities, which gave Ryen an opportunity to pursue one of her lifelong goals: train and complete a triathlon.

“The adaptive athletes I met have inspired me to not allow anyone to set limitations for myself,” Ryen shared.  “It’s not that I can’t do things, it’s that I do them differently.”

Ryen found herself at the YMCA after receiving encouragement to take the Redlands YMCA’s Master Swim program by her coach.

“I walked into my first day at the Y’s Masters Swim Class knowing how to doggy paddle. The Y’s coach worked with me from day one to help me build my swimming skills so that I could not only compete but that I could be a competitor.”

With her eyes on the prize, Ryen trained hours each day for her first triathlon. Between strength training to laps in the pool, Ryen became a regular face at the Redlands YMCA. As many witnessed her transform in an incredible, powerful athlete, Ryen not only overcame the obstacles in her way but also inspired others to do the same.

“When I’m doing pull ups or leg press, I have people come up to me and tell me that I inspire them to be the best version of themselves. To me, the best motivation is being told that I am inspiring someone to be better than they were yesterday,” shared Ryen. “It’s the greatest feeling in the world.”

Ryen’s training had paid off. After multiple triathlon’s, Ryen gained a spot in the USA Triathlon’s Paratriathlon National Competition. Her desire to grow as a competitor and surpass the limitations she had been given as a small child has given her the

To all at the Y, Ryen’s triumphant story is an inspiration and a true testament of how the power of community can propel someone towards their dreams.

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Studies in Genesis

Several things glare out from this verse. God made something “not good”? Hasn’t God already declared everything He has made “very good”? Hasn’t He also already declared, in Genesis 1:27, that when He created man He made them, like all other creatures, male and female? How then can the man be “alone”?

There are some distinguishing features between Genesis 1 and Genesis 2. Genesis 1 gives the Creation in a nutshell. This is what God has done and the order in which He created all things. Genesis 2 gives some particulars God deems necessary for us to know to fully understand our relationship and position before God and with each other.

Immediately after commanding the man to not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, yet given permission to eat from every other tree, including the tree of life, God declares another negative. There is something that is “not good” in His creation. Man is alone. There is no one else like him, no other animal or bird or creature. Even though he has the image of God he is not like God. There are none like God.

“Alone” means to be separated from, as in a branch separated from its tree or a limb separated from the body. The man, made for community, has no community. That which, by its created nature, is supposed to be a part of something, attached and drawing life from the whole, is not attached. Man cannot be whole when alone. The man is alone and it is not good.

God has already told us in Genesis 1 several particulars about Man. First, He created Man male and female. He also blessed them with the desire to reproduce. Reproduction is the natural, innate means God uses to populate the world He gave Man. Reproduction is a natural function of being human. It is also a blessing of God. And it takes a male and a female.

Yet, here we see God has created Adam, the male Man, but not the female. He makes a startling statement. “It is not good that the man should be alone.” As we will see, Adam’s world was filled with creatures. But none of them were like him. He cannot reproduce alone. He cannot reproduce with any of the creatures God created. Though he has intimacy with God it is not the same intimacy he will have with another of his kind. There is, as yet, no female.

True Freedom

Studies in Genesis 2

God’s first recorded words to Adam were not those of a friend or acquaintance. Nor were they the words of a father to a child. His words were of a God, who owns all He has created, to a created being to whom He has giving authority over part of His creation. “Command” means to give a charge, or a commission, an assignment, a boundary. God spoke to “the man” (adam) setting the wide parameters of what he could eat, not where he could go or what he could do. Adam’s natural inclination is to work, taking care of the creation under his God ordained authority. Part of his work is to grow more fruit-bearing trees. He couldn’t possibly eat all of the food growing on these trees. Adam could eat anything he wanted from any tree except one tree.

God does not treat Adam like all of the other creatures He has created. He speaks to him face to face. “Saying”, in its various forms, means to speak one’s heart, to show intention and promise, to be told, to answer. This is not casual conversation. Yet, God’s words are not mysterious to Adam either. God spoke clearly. Adam understood completely.

God makes a promise in His command. We think of God’s promises as positive, yet He recognizes the propensity of the negative in those created in His image. His intent is to train those who are His to restrain and control the negative they will encounter in themselves, not to suppress the negative. Ultimately, He wants those who have an intimate relationship with Him to know the difference between good and evil and have the freedom to always choose the good. This is true freedom.

His words are not a threat but a statement of fact. This is not a covenant. A covenant is an agreement between two where the greater blesses the lesser, guaranteeing a promised outcome when certain criteria is met. God promises an outcome for disobedience but not for obedience. God’s expectation is for obedience from Adam, not disobedience. He did not create Adam for disobedience but for relationship. God’s omniscience gives Him the foreknowledge that Adam will disobey but this does not mean God created Adam for disobedience.

Adam, like everyone, must grow in his intimate knowledge and intellectual understanding of God. But he had an advantage we cannot ignore. He saw God. Before the fall, Adam was sinless and able to come into, or be in, God’s complete presence. God spoke to Adam face to face. God enjoyed His creation and was intimate with Adam, who was created in His image for relationship and intimacy. Adam enjoyed God. Growing and maturing is not limited to his natural surroundings but to the spiritual realm in which God dwelt. Adam could see there was more than the physical world every time he was in God’s presence. Thus to “eat, eat” shows more than physical food and nourishment just as “die, die” implies more than physical death. There is a spiritual second death just as there is a spiritual food, and by implication, life. Eating from the tree of life brought a second life just as eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil as an act of outright rebellion brought spiritual death. God was training Adam to live.

More Than Food

Studies in Genesis 2

There is a tree of life. There is not a tree of death. Nor is there a tree of decision. God gave Adam the freedom to choose and permission to eat from any tree in the garden but one. God commanded Adam to not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. He did not say to Adam stay away from the tree. He didn’t say to Adam that he didn’t have to take care of the tree. The Garden was Adam’s home and he was responsible for everything in his home. His total responsibilities were given him by God. Adam was first and foremost responsible to God and under His authority.

God uses the word “eat” four times in these two verses. Most translations will show only three times. Of every tree of the garden you may freely eat (eat). But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou may not eat of it. For in the day that you eat you surely die (die)” (Gen 2:16-17 Authorized edited by gfw). To “eat” means to consume or devour for food, to cause to eat. God is telling Adam the fruit of every tree in the garden may be eaten or devoured to sustain his life. The trees are God’s, given to Adam to take care of and use for their intended purpose.

If we view “die die” as both natural death and then execution, or a second death, so we should view “eat, eat” as both natural consumption of necessary food and a second eating. God gave Adam food to consume beyond the physical. There is a second food for him to eat, implying there is life beyond the physical, just as there is a death beyond the physical.

Adam was supposed to eventually eat from the tree of life. He is already alive and he eats from the fruit of the trees to keep living. Just as there is a second death, a death other than physical, so there is life beyond physical life. Since every tree of the garden was beautiful to look at and good for food, I believe, without having absolute verifiable evidence, God would eventually give Adam permission to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. If every tree is good for food, sustaining the body then there would come a time, at God’s discretion and according to His purpose, when Adam would be ready for such knowledge.

There was only good in the Garden. This does not mean there was no evil in creation. Creation is more than the earth in the physical universe. Adam needed preparation and training to face evil when it was time. His training begins with obedience to the command of God. Don’t eat was not a request.

Life and Death

Studies in Genesis 2

God uses the word “die” twice in this verse. Many have translated the verse “you shall surely die.” But God actually says “die die.” What does He mean?

“Die” means to have someone killed or executed, to intentionally take the life of another. But, it also means to simply die, or to cease living, because of natural causes. The former is a deliberate act of one person against another while the latter is a natural consequence of mortality. Thus, the phrase probably means that first is physical death followed by execution by God for rebellion. How can anyone die more than once?

From the study of the word “day” in Genesis 1 I have drawn the conclusion a “day” is not a 24 hour period of time. A “day” is a period of time determined by God with a specific beginning and ending time. God accomplishes specific acts of creation on each of the first six days. I also believe God, who exists outside of time, created life mortal, with a beginning and an ending. Birth is the beginning and death is the ending of physical life. He set in motion life according to specific and well defined laws. He is intentionally involved in creation and all created things exist according to His determination. He knows the beginnings and endings of every created thing.

Because the beginning of time suggests an end of time, so the beginning of life, physical life, suggests there is death, or an end of life. Plants, fish, birds and all land animals live, reproduce and die. There is no indication in Genesis 1 that either flora or fauna were created to live without dying.

There are two immediate implications to this line of thinking. First, Adam would know about death. Dying would not be foreign or unexpected but something he had seen firsthand. Death would not have startled him. Secondly, Adam knew he would eventually physically die. His body would live as long as God determined and then he would cease to physically live. He was not afraid of death because he knew death was not final but the beginning of a different life. How did he know this?

Of the uncounted trees in the Garden there were two trees named by God. Adam had permission to eat from every tree but one. Adam had the freedom to eat from the tree of life at any time. Eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was prohibited. Disobedience to the single prohibition would bring, not physical death, because he will already die physically, but a different kind of death, an execution where God deliberately caused his further death.

There is a second death.


Meet the Team

Megan Kountz

President + Founder, 200RYT

Live your life with passion, love, and laughter! As the Founder and President of NW Corporate Yoga℠, Megan inspires and encourages mindful awareness, personal empowerment, and happiness through yoga and courageous conversations.

Megan teaches strength building, alignment-focused, motivational yoga classes. She believes yoga works to connect the mind, body, and heart through mindful movement and intentional focus.

As a former director of yoga, Megan led teacher trainings, hosted workshops, and has taught over 5,000 classes. Over the past few years, she has taught nearly 10,000 corporate employees, weaving motivational themes throughout the movement that continues to be inspired by her life coaching background. She holds a yoga alliance 200 HR certificate of training and has completed training for yoga life coaching!

She firmly believes yoga is for every body.

Amy Hirtzel

Lead Yoga Instructor & Training Coordinator, 200 RYT

Amy started her professional life in the Peace Corps where she fostered a deep appreciation for community-building and unwavering respect for the different ways to live a life.

As NW Corporate Yoga's Lead Yoga Teacher and Training Coordinator, she continues to build community within each of her classes and creates a welcoming space for every body to practice yoga. She believes that the first step in creating a healthy world is cultivating self-compassion and a deep understanding of yourself. Amy loves to weave personal stories and jokes into her classes to make yoga concepts accessible, brighten your day, and enhance your experience.

Amy is a 200 Hr Certified Yoga Teacher and is a Level 1 iRest Yoga Nidra teacher.

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Katrina Cicirello

Yoga Instructor I, 200 RYT

Enhance your vitality and fill your heart with fresh, uplifting energy!  Katrina teaches to empower and invigorate others to calm the mind and strengthen one’s whole being. Yoga is what brings unity and balance to her daily life. As we become balanced, our interactions with people can become more deliberate and calm.

Balance the layers of your life to nourish your body, mind, and heart. As you implement relaxation and movement through the yoga poses, you'll feel refreshed and recharged!

Katrina holds a 200-hour Yoga Alliance certification and looks forward to guiding you through each step of your wellness journey.


Tuwali Ifugao - English

hakgud 1comm. horn of animals like carabao, cow, goat. Andukkey hakgud din nuwang yu. The carabao’s horn is long. (sem. domains: 1.6.2 - Parts of an animal.) 2trans. to gore with the horns. Bumtik ka ot te hakgudon daka man nah baka. Better run because the cow will gore you with his horns. ‑on/‑in‑. (sem. domains: 7.8.3 - Cut.)
hakhaklung comm. water hyacinth; water lily. (sem. domains: 1.5 - Plant.)
hakhakyod comm. a dragonfly species; usually found in a rice paddy. (sem. domains: - Insect.)
hakkub 1trans. to turn something upside down. Punhakkubom nadan duyu. Place the plates upside down. ‑on/‑in‑, puN‑ ‑on. 4A Change the structure of object. Sim: tukkad, hukwangngi, tu-un, tiga-ung. (sem. domains: 7.3.5 - Turn something.) 2intrans. to lie face down. Munhakkub ka. You turn over (lie face down).
hakkubu intrans. to fall down flat on face; to be prostrate. Ya maid maptok ya nunhakkubun natu-i. And suddenly he fell flat on his face. muN‑/nuN‑. 1B Movement with a directional component. (sem. domains: - Fall.)
hakli trans. to place something on the lap. Em ihaklim nan golang. Go and put the baby on your lap. i‑/iN‑. 3A Move and position object. (sem. domains: - Put down.)
haklit trans. to place or put something at or on a site; to deposit something. Hanadan dalluyun nah baybay ya ihaklit day nganneh diyen lugit nah pingngit na. Those ocean waves deposit every kind of dirt/trash on the shore. i‑/iN‑. 3A Move and position object at site. (sem. domains: 7.5.9 - Put.)
haklung 1comm. a utensil for dipping something. (sem. domains: 6.7.7 - Container.) 2trans. to dip out liquid or semi-liquid substamce. Haklungom nan ihda. Dip the viand. Ihaklunganak pay. Dip another cup for me. ‑on/‑in‑, i‑ ‑an/iN‑ ‑an. 4C Convey/bring objects toward agent. Sim: bano, ak’ud, hoklad, ado. (sem. domains: - Cooking utensil.)
hakmal (sp. var. of hakmul)
hakmo trans. to put something on top of another thing. Em ihakmo nan balat nah page ta gagalan mal-um. You put the bananas on top of the rice grains so that they will easily ripen. Hakmoan hi batu nan papel ta adi mitayap. Place a stone over the paper so that it will not be blown away. i‑/iN‑, ‑an/‑in‑ ‑an. 3A Move and position object at site. Sim: gat-un. (sem. domains: 7.5.9 - Put.)
hakmul (sp. var. hakmal) trans. to eat something in big amounts. Nun-ihakmul na nan ihda, kinali gagalan nama-id. He ate the viand in big amounts that’s why it was quickly gone. muN‑ i‑/nuN‑ i‑. (sem. domains: 5.2.2 - Eat.)
hakti intrans. to sneeze; a sudden, spasmodic, audible expelling of air. Humakti kad dola. You sneeze outside. Naalog kinali himmakti. He is having a cold that is why he sneezed. ‑um‑/‑imm‑. Class 2E Body/Phsiological functions. (sem. domains: 2.2.2 - Cough, sneeze.)
hakuku comm. snake species, like a cobra; a poisonous, big, spitting snake; strikes by lifting its head. [Old people say if you see a spitting cobra you or someone in your family will die; they believe that it sends out a vapor of invisible poison.] Maid di ek inang-ang hi hakuku. I haven’t sees a hakuku-snake. (sem. domains: - Reptile.)
hakyab intrans. to lay eggs. Nunhakyab nan manuk. The chicken laid eggs. Himmakyab nan manuk ot ob-obana. The chicken laid eggs and hatched them. muN‑nuN‑, ‑um‑/‑imm‑. (sem. domains: - Bird.)
hakyat 1trans. to bring or take something home. Ihakyat muh tuwe. Bring this home. Inhakyat Pedro nan page dih bale. Pedro brought the rice up to the house. i‑/iN‑. 3F Move something along with oneself. (sem. domains: 7.3.3 - Take somewhere.) 2intrans. to go home. An humakyat kayu mo? Are you leaving for home? ‑um‑/‑imm‑.
hakyuyu trans. 1to carry something in arms that are held out in front. Ihakyuyum nan golang ta ume takud da-ul. Carry the baby amd we’ll go down. Hakyuyuwom nan golang ta iem nah kama. Carry the child and take him to the bed. i‑/iN‑, ‑on/‑in‑. 3F Move something along with oneself. (sem. domains: 7.3.1 - Carry.) 2to put arms around and hold something.
halab 1trans. to roast over flames; to position food, usually meat, over flames to cook it. Ihalab mu ke. You roast it. i‑/iN‑. 3D Move an object with a resulting change of state. Sim: pul’uk, hongba, dangpa. (sem. domains: - Cooking methods.) 2pass. roasted food, usually meat. Pinhod kuy nihalab an dotag. I like roasted meat. mi-/ni-.
halagma comm. hawk species, brown spotted with white on the breast. Intayap nan halagma nan impan di manuk. The hawk flew away with the chick. Sim: ban’ug, mangayyuding, butbut, gawwang. (sem. domains: - Bird.)
halaman 1advpred. to be early in the morning. Humalaman kan umalih bigat. Come early tomorrow. Ohan biggatna ya himmalaman dan nangan. One morning they ate very early. ‑um‑/‑imm‑. Time. (sem. domains: - Time of the day.) 2trans. to do something specific early. Halamanom an umali. You come early. Kanan Juliey “Nganat edakami hinalaman an binangun?” Julie asked, “Why did you wake us up so early?” ‑on/‑in‑. 4B Tactile - Touch contact. der. himmalaman
halangob sta. to faint. Nahalangob hi inagang na. He fainted from hunger. ma‑/na‑. 6A Physiological Process - State. Sim: polat. (sem. domains: - Lose consciousness.)
halapdung comm. refers to an obstacle on a pathway that causes one to stumble.
halapi 1comm. fifty centavos. Halapi di nidat hi bayad nan kindi. Fifty centavos was given in payment for the candy. (sem. domains: 6.8.6 - Money.) 2sta. to be worth fifty centavos. Gimmattangak hi mahalapin ahin. I bought salt worth fifty centavoes. ma‑.
haldot sta. sounds are clear; in speech, the enunciation is clear. Mahaldot di pungkalin nan unga. The child pronounces his words clearly. Humaldot kaya di pungkalina hin umongongal. He will enunciate his words clearly when he grows up. ma‑, ‑um‑. 6D Descriptives. (sem. domains: 3.5.1 - Say.)


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BOM reveals cyclone forecast

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BOM reveals cyclone forecast
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has revealed the cyclone forecast for the 2015-2016 season and fewer tropical cyclones are expected, compared with the historical average.

The El Niño weather cycle currently gripping the country typically reduces the number of cyclones and it looks as though this season will be no different.

“The Australian region has only a 9% chance of having more tropical cyclones than average, meaning a 91% chance of having fewer tropical cyclones than average,” the season outlook says.

“Typically, around 4 tropical cyclones cross the Australian coastline in a season. Outlook accuracy for the Australian region is high.”

Historical averages show 11 cyclones occurring over the full season, with only four making landfall, but Dr Andrew Watkins, from BOM, notes that the El Niño cycle does not mean cyclones will disappear entirely.

"The long-term average number of tropical cyclones in Australia during the November to April cyclone season is eleven. This year we expect fewer tropical cyclones than normal because of the effects of the strong El Niño in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

In a regional breakdown, the BOM note that the Western region of Australia has a 75% chance of fewer cyclones while the Northwest sees an 85% chance of fewer storms.

The Northern region has a 64% chance of avoiding historical averages while the Eastern region is similarly placed with a 74% chance of fewer than average cyclones.

With lower than average numbers expected, the outlook does warn those living in cyclone-affected regions to prepare for cyclone season as the disastrous effects of under preparation are well-known.

"We know from history the devastating effect even small cyclones have had on our communities," Dr Watkins added.

To access the full outlook, click here


Selection of Process Vacuum Pumps

A Liquid ring vacuum pump? Dry Screw or dry claw? A Steam jet ejector? Rotary piston or rotary vane pump? Comparison of available pumping systems as they relate to specific applications can be difficult and time consuming.

The first step in evaluating alternatives is to eliminate from consideration pumps or pumping systems that can't meet process requirements. This involves a consideration of (1) required suction pressure and capacity, and (2) reliability and maintenance. Following elimination of those pumping systems that can't meet process requirements, the most economical system can be determined by considering (3) purchase and installation costs and (4) operating costs. Final selection is subject to constraints imposed by (5) environmental considerations.

The most important parameters affecting final selection of the vacuum pump comes down to the suction pressure (P2) and the throughput the pump must handle (V2). The suction pressure is calculated by subtracting the losses in the suction line from the system operating point back to the vacuum pump. Line Losses include losses across sections of manifold, bends, and losses across filters, KOP's, scrubbers and precondensers.

When calculating the load to the vacuum pump, it's important to first examine the process. What are the primary sources of vapor or gas load to the pump. Is evacuation time a major concern. The checklist below will provide a basis for calculating capacity requirements for a vacuum pump.

Sources of Vapor-Gas Load
1) Air Leakage
2) Vapors of Saturation
3) Evaporated Vapors
4) Evacuation of Process Equipment
5) Decomposition
6) Reaction Products
7) Sparge Gas
8) Stripped Gas out of Process Material
9) Dissolved Gas
10) Purge gas from instrument lines

After the process design has been completed pump selection can be prepared through the following questions:

1) P1 - Starting pressure
2) P2 - Operating Pressure
3) Pd - Discharge Pressure
4) Tg - Gas Temperature
5) Tw - Temperature and type of available cooling water
6) Ts - Temp and type of sealing liquid in the case of a liquid ring
7) Non-Condensable Pump Load
8) Condensable Pump Load

A reality check is necessary at this point to determine if the presented process conditions are indeed realistic. For example if the condensable pump load is 50lb/hr of water vapor at an inlet gas temperature of 110F and the operating pressure (P2) is requested to be 45mmHgA, is this possbile? A quick look at a steam table chart indicates that at 110F. water has a vapor pressure 65.9mmHgV. This means that as the pressure is reduced on the water at 110F it will continue to flash off until all the water is removed. Not until all the water is removed will the pressure move lower than the stated vapor pressure of 65.9mm@110F.

I've created a general list of available capacities and operating pressure ranges for the most often used process vacuum pumps and systems.

Steam Ejectors, single stage: 10-1,000,000 cfm (50mm)
Steam Ejectors, two-stage: 0-1,000,000 cfm (4mm)
Steam Ejectors, three-stage: 10-1,000,000 cfm (800 microns)

Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps, single stage: 3-18,000 cfm (25mm)
Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps, two stage: 3-6,000 cfm (25mm)

Rotary Piston Pumps - single stage: 3-800 cfm (5 microns)
Rotary Piston Pumps - two stage: 3-800 cfm (.001 microns)

Rotary Vane Pumps - oil sealed once-thru two stage: 100-600 cfm (.5mm)
Rotary Vane Pumps - oil sealed recirculation two stage: 3-150 cfm (.001 microns)

Rotary lobe blowers - single stage: 30-30,000 cfm (400mm)
Rotary lobe blowers - two stage: 30-30,000cfm (60mm)

Dry Screw - single stage: 60-600 cfm (.0075mm)

Dry Claw - single stage: 30-350 cfm (75mm)

This list should help in your preliminary process of eliminating pumps that can't meet your process requirements. Further assessment of the pumps reliability to the process including tolerance for solids, liquid slugs, reactive gasses, response to surge in gas or air leaks, performance in pumping condensable loads or excess discharge pressures etc... must be evaluated before making the final selection.


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3D visualisation of the underwater landscape. (Reynolds et al., Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 2018)

Scientists Find a 35-Million-Year-Old "Mordor Under The Sea" Near Australia

Thankfully without orcs and spiders.

22 JAN 2018

Scientists have discovered the remains of a vast stretch of underwater lava flows off the coast of Australia, a submerged, hidden landscape not unlike the charred realm of Mordor depicted in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series – though in this case without any sign of a corrupted dark lord.

Using advanced underwater imaging techniques to reveal the jagged peaks and valleys of the hidden world, the team came across the remains of 26 ancient lava flows, measuring up to 34 kilometres (21 miles) in length and 15 kilometres (9 miles) in width.

At a maximum of 625 metres (2,051 feet) high, the peaks of the terrain would be quite a challenge for Frodo Baggins to climb even if they weren't underwater, but it's the way the researchers have peered underneath the ocean floor sediment like never before that makes the findings so remarkable.

"By using data acquired as part of oil exploration efforts, we have been able to map these ancient lava flows in unprecedented detail, revealing a spectacular volcanic landscape that bring to mind illustrations from Lord of the Rings," says one of the team, Nick Schofield from the University of Aberdeen in the UK.

"Submarine lava ﬂows are inherently more difﬁcult to study than their counterparts on the Earth's surface due to their inaccessibility, and the technology we have used is similar in many ways to what is used to produce ultrasound images of babies, but for the Earth."

mordor as depicted on interactive mapScreenshot showing Mordor on Lotrproject's interactive map (LOTRPROJECT.COM)

It's called 3D seismic reflection data, and it's obtained by scanning surfaces with seismic waves.

By measuring the way those waves bounce back, researchers can determine the layout and the composition of underground features that are otherwise hidden from view – in this case by up to 250 metres (820 feet) of sediment.

Apart from providing a neat tie-in with a best-selling series of books, the discovery could actually teach us much more about how lava flows erupt and spread. The original eruptions are thought to have happened 35 million years ago.

Seismic imaging 13D visualisation of the underwater landscape. (Reynolds et al., Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 2018)

Part of what the scientists have uncovered in the Bight Basin off the coast of southern Australia are a series of underwater kīpukas, or islands created by lava flows forming around their edges.

Some of these key lava flow features, like kīpukas, have never been studied underwater before, giving scientists a rich seam of data to pore over.

With more than two-thirds of volcanic activity on Earth happening underwater, the more we can learn about how these lava flows evolve and take shape, the better. All kinds of factors need to be considered to make accurate models, including eruption size and depth, but this deep-sea Mordor gives experts a real world landscape to analyse.

What makes this site particular suitable for study is that the lava flows are relatively close to the surface, and aren't covered by flood basalt, which would make seismic scanning like this more difficult.

Now the same scanning and surveying techniques could be used to reveal more of these underground volcanic landscapes.

"By using this technique, we have a unique insight into a landscape that has remained hidden for millions of years, highlighting the growing importance of seismic data in studying submarine volcanism," says Schofield.

The research has been published in the American Geophysical Union Journal.


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Even icons have to move with the times

Even icons have to move with the times

"As time passes and needs change, it is natural to modify the building to suit the needs and technique of the day." Joern Utzon, 2000

My father always made it clear that his vision for the Sydney Opera House was that it was a place for all Australians:a living, breathing centrepiece of inspiration and excellence in a young, confident country.

Even icons like the Sydney Opera House have to move with the times.

The improvements to the western foyers and accessibility announced at the Opera House this week are an important step towards completing his vision for the building's interior.

They are the most significant improvements since my father was re-engaged by the NSW Government in 2000 and enhance a key meeting point to more closely reflect the glorious inspiration of the external sails. They also breathe new life into important areas of the Opera House, opening it up and making it easily accessible to everyone - not just those lucky to be fully mobile.

This project, which my father was passionate about and closely involved in, delivers two great improvements for Australia's favourite building.

Most importantly, it allows less mobile visitors - in particular the aged and people with disabilities - more direct access to the box office and main performance halls.

Previously these visitors needed to be escorted to their seats via a car park, service lifts and backstage areas. The challenges were such that many preferred to avoid the experience altogether which, of course, is completely contrary to my father's vision.

Clearly, building and accessibility standards have changed a lot since the 1950s when the building was designed. It would be unthinkable in an era of a rapidly ageing population for our greatest building not to recognise and evolve with this change.

Indeed, I like to think that those fit young men who helped build the Opera House half a century ago would now, as far older men, be very pleased with the outcome.

The changes to the western foyers have also fully exploited the setting, transforming the space into a light and attractive area that is better connected to the stunning surroundings.

Now there is a central area that links the three performance spaces on the building's west side and allows you to meet friends, relax over a drink, and enjoy the view across Sydney Cove to the Harbour Bridge - providing a much more complete link between the city's two great icons.

Like any architect, my father viewed his great building within the longer arc of history. He realised that for it to remain relevant, it had to adapt to modern challenges.

This is why he spent the later years of his life painstakingly setting out and recording his design principles. These establish a clear set of rules for all future changes to the building, allowing it to evolve while also protecting its integrity and his original vision.

These principles are what have allowed the creation of a space in harmony with the original concept for the building. They are the same design principles that underpin Joern Utzon's last great project and the completion of the interior: the Opera House renewal project.

There will always be a small group which believes certain buildings should remain frozen in time. The reality is that buildings evolve.

In the past decade more than 60 performing arts centres around the world have undergone refurbishments to address technical wear and tear and health and safety constraints. It's a fact of life for any ageing building of public significance.

My father once described his original vision for the Opera House as "a building which is giving the people who come here, the people of Sydney, a feeling of joy".

My family and I remain happy in the knowledge that the same Australia that had the courage to believe in my father's creative spirit will always be prepared to take the steps required to develop and protect this iconic building for future generations.

Jan Utzon is an architect and the son of Joern Utzon.


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