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Racist white lady calls in and tells Native Hawaiian to stop blaming the white man for taking their land, especially since the Japanese are doing it too.
This succinct READ though? COME THRU!!!
1) How did she do that? It was like magic… 2) I see so many videos like this from TV shows, and it makes me wonder why daytime television doesn’t have real and intelligent guests anymore… This is something we would NEVER find on TV in 2016.
can someone tell me who this is and where this video is from?
^^^^Found her. Her name is Haunani-Kay Trask. I watched this video earlier today and I KNEW she looked familiar to me. The sad thing is that the only reason I remember her was because my first introduction to her was on a website that listed her as a “Terrible Bigot,” simply for wanting rights given back to her native people of Hawai’i. People always saw her as an aggressor and that’s INCREDIBLY disheartening :( Here’s the full video:
ALSO. Did you know she’s a poet? Here’s one she wrote called Racist White Woman. Racist white woman I could kick Your face, puncture Both eyes. You deserve this kind Of violence. No more vicious Tongues, obscene Lies. Just a knife Slitting your tight Little heart. For all my people Under your feet For all those years Lived smug and wealthy Off our land Parasite arrogant A fist In your painted Mouth, thick With money And piety. Thanks Auntie Haunani!
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Why Plants Keeping Time Matters - Circadian Rhythms In Plants
Plants have evolved mechanisms to anticipate and adjust to day and night cycles. These mechanisms are known as circadian rhythms and exist in the majority of life forms. Broadly these internal clocks allow for organisms to cope with the changes in environment, time keeping however is particularly important for plants because:
1 – Plants can’t move away. Therefore being able to keep up with the changes in the cycle where it’s growing allows for the plant to perform better. Research has shown that a plant with a clock better synchronised to the 24 hour cycle have enhanced photosynthetic carbon fixation and have increased survival. Additionally research has shown that plants actually prepare to protect themselves from herbivores by accumulating chemicals all under the control of circadian rhythms. The gifs above show plant sleep movements regulated by the circadian clock. Ultimately these strategies mean they perform better.
2 – Plants can’t “see” the seasons. Therefore they have to utilise the cycles of light known as photo periods to time the changing seasons allowing for a plant to flower at the right time or germinate at the right time. The bottom right photo shows a mutant plant flowering weeks early. This literally means successfully passing on genes or not, ultimately a critical process for future offspring.
So evolutionarily speaking these two factors combined, in having a selective advantage and an advantage for reproduction means that circadian rhythms are very very important. As the plants which perform better, by being synced with the day and night cycle will have increased progeny, increased survival and increased growth.
The research into these circadian rhythms has vast applications into agriculture, food security and space travel! The genes and proteins involved in circadian rhythms are often in complex sets of pathways, the processes of which are being discovered so this field remains one to watch out for.
Sources - Plants in Motion, Dodd 2005, Mclung 2006, Goodspeed 2012.
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When I went to Arizona I learned that it takes about 75 years or so for each cactus arm to grow. Ponder that as you gaze at this beauty.
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