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NOW YOU’RE OUR PANTS, CANADA!
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Workout (21/02/13)
Strength:
Power Snatch 3x5 20kg 1x5 25kg 1x5 30kg 2x5 35kg
Landmine Grappler Press (Fighting Stance Push press) 4x10/10x20kg ss Plank Knee to Opposite Elbow (feet on swiss ball) 4x20
Front Squats 3x5x40kg ss Kettlebell Swings 3x10x24kg
Pull ups 4/3/3/2
Conditioning:
Spin Bike 2min warm up 5x 30sec Hard/30 sec Easy (maintaining level 10) 6x1 min On (level 7)/30 sec easy (level 5) 5x 30 sec Hard/30 sec East (maintainin level 10)
Notes:
I would really like to cease losing and gaining the same 5kg please body, settle down. At any time I am aiming to lose 10 or 8 or 5kg depending on where I sit in the 70kg range and its doing my head in.
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Researchers suspect antimicrobial molecules contained within green tea helps preserve teeth - as long as you don’t add sugar (Source: iStockphoto)
A cup of green tea a day may keep the dentist away, according to new research...
So one of the religious tumblrs has been discussing lessons learned from the Story of Esther and the Purim holiday.
Now, I think it makes sense to recognize morals that the story teaches, or at least the religionists take from it. For instance, some may see the lesson that “Assimilation...
Whale Evolution, From Pakicetus to Dorudon
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Neuroscience: As the worm turns. By Stephen S. Hall. With the help of a tiny worm, Cornelia Bargmann is unpicking the neural circuits that drive eating, socializing and sex.
Male sexual dysfunction is never pretty, even in nematodes. In normal roundworm courtship, a slender male will sidle up to a plump hermaphrodite, make contact, and then initiate a set of steps leading up to insemination: a sinuous backwards motion as he searches for the sexual cleft, a pause to probe, and finally the transfer of sperm. The whole business is usually over in a couple of minutes. “It’s very slithery, and affectionate,” says Cornelia Bargmann, who has been observing the behaviour of this particular worm, Caenorhabditis elegans, for 25 years. Last October, scientists in Bargmann’s laboratory at the Rockefeller University, New York, reported the discovery of a gene that seems to be crucial to successful mating. Disrupting the action of this gene causes male sexual confusion of almost epic pathos: nematodes with certain mutations poke tentatively at an inert hermaphrodite, making confused, fruitless curlicues around the potential mate. Occasionally the mutant male succeeds, but often he literally falls off the job and begins the search anew for a mate. Jennifer Garrison, a postdoc of Bargmann’s who tracked the behaviour of these males, just shakes her head as she replays the scene on her computer screen. “Really sad,” she says. There are two punchlines to this story of thwarted invertebrate mating. One is the charming squeamishness with which Bargmann describes it, hesitating at words such as “vulva” and “spicule” and other anatomical gewgaws of roundworm reproduction. “As a well-brought-up Southern girl,” she says with a laugh, “it’s still difficult to talk about this!” Related stories The other is scientific, supporting Bargmann’s long-standing conviction that studying these deaf, part-blind, transparent creatures, which resemble nothing so much as wriggling specks of lint, could nonetheless yield enormous insight into how a nervous system creates behaviour. Since the 1980s, Bargmann and her colleagues have systematically explained the means by which worms taste and smell, exhibit social behaviours such as feeding in groups and explore their surroundings. She and her colleagues have parsed these behaviours down to the genes and circuitry of the neural connections that drive them. Just as studies of the fruitfly laid bare the basic principles of development and studies of yeast revealed the rules of the cell cycle, Bargmann believes that the simple nematode is revealing basic secrets about how animal nervous systems — including those of humans — translate sensory information into fundamental behaviours. “What are the most basic behaviours that every animal has to show and every animal has to solve?” she asks. “You can basically say that the three would be hunger, fear and reproduction. None of those things got invented last Saturday night!” […] Understanding the mechanics of the roundworm’s simple nervous system, says Bargmann, “may be the only chance we have of figuring out a more complex system. I’m open to the possibility that the logic is different in other animals. I just see no evidence that, at a deep level, it’s true.
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some pics from my smooth/standard dances at Sunday’s ballroom competition… and a few silly shots because it is me we’re talking about
Day 8 was Great Barrier Reef Day! This was the absolute best day of the trip! We took a boat ride out to the reef, which took about an hour and a half to get to. Of course the ride there was beautiful, but once we got to the reef, I can’t even describe how amazing it was. You could see the reef from the boat, and there were so many colors that were visible from the surface. We dove in three different spots, and for all three dives I had a guide, which is much better than unguided dives because you see so much more since the guides know where all of the different species are located. I’m so glad that I got scuba certified this summer, because this meant I didn’t have to stay with the large group and go through the training and all of that. And it also meant more diving! The only sad part about this trip was that my camera couldn’t capture all of the colors of the reef. Some of my pictures look like the coral was white, when in reality, none of it was. But either way, it was still so beautiful and I’m so glad that I went!
I’m interested in trolling and how it intersects with questions of authority and authorship. UrbanDictionary defines trolling as, in part:
The art of deliberately, cleverly, and secretly pissing people off, usually via the internet, using dialogue.
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Other examples of Youtube 'produsage'
Drawing: http://www.youtube.com/user/ProkoTV
General How-To: http://www.youtube.com/user/VideoJug
Beauty Tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/destinationbeauty
Some well-known Youtube 'produsers'
The VlogBrothers: http://www.youtube.com/user/vlogbrothers
Phillip DeFranco: http://www.youtube.com/user/sxephil
Laci Green: http://www.youtube.com/user/lacigreen
Jenna 'Marbles': http://www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarbles