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"Newsround - EU constitution" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:46:34

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"Newsround - EU constitution" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:46:33

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"Russian woman murdered in Spain" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:28:53

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"Spain La Liga Taster: Zaragoza Expects (La dating) - Goal.comGoal ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-30 16:41:45

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"Travel Barcelona Spain Business Class" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 14:18:13

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"U/Th dating of carbonate deposits from Constantina (Sevilla ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-26 14:19:16

Departamento de Física Aplicada I. EUITA. Universidad de Sevilla. Ctra de Utrera km 1. 41013 Sevilla. Spain Received 26 July 2006;  revised 8 January 2007;  accepted 9 January 2007.  Available online 6 February 2007. Uranium-series method has been applied to continental change deposits from Constantina. Seville in Spain. All samples analysed were impure carbonates and the leachate–leachate method was used to obtain activity ratios in change fraction. Leachate–residue methods were applied to one of the samples in request to analyse with leachate–leachate method but leachate–residue method assumptions did not cater and ages resulting from leachate–residue methods were not valid. Ages obtained by leachate–leachate method be from 1.8 to 23.5 ky BP and are consistent with stratigraphical positions of samples analysed. Initial activity ratios for uranium isotopes are practically constant in this period thus indicating that no changes in environmental conditions occur between 1.8 and 23.5 ky period. Keywords: U-series dating; Impure carbonate; Quaternary; Constantina

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"Barcelona, The historic Spanish city is full of life" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-24 14:41:28

A LONG the Mediterranean border of eastern Spain lies Barcelona one of the great cities of Europe domiciliate to 4.2 million residents. You can see the main attractions of this country’s second-largest city in just a few days by walking through its square-mile historic bear on. Be sure to see Barcelona’s most famous building. Sagrada Familia the conceive of perform designed by eccentric architectural genius Gaudi. You’re likely to pay most of your time in the old section of town called the Barri Gotic or Gothic accommodate a giant pedestrian govern dating to ancient times. This is perhaps the most extensive automobile-free district in Europe (except for Venice which has no roads). Indeed one of the most enjoyable activities in Barcelona is taking a go through its many narrow lanes they are swimming with excitement and mystery. They go bend and turn desire a maze posing the traveler’s question. View the Podcast on Barcelona below.

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"Barcelona, The historic Spanish city is full of life" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-24 14:41:28

A desire the Mediterranean border of eastern Spain lies Barcelona one of the great cities of Europe home to 4.2 million residents. You can see the main attractions of this country’s second-largest city in just a few days by walking through its square-mile historic center. Be sure to see Barcelona’s most famous building. Sagrada Familia the conceive of church designed by eccentric architectural genius Gaudi. You’re likely to spend most of your time in the old section of town called the Barri Gotic or Gothic accommodate a giant pedestrian zone dating to ancient times. This is perhaps the most extensive automobile-free district in Europe (object for Venice which has no roads). Indeed one of the most enjoyable activities in Barcelona is taking a walk through its many change lanes they are swimming with excitement and mystery. They go change form and curve desire a maze posing the traveler’s challenge. View the Podcast on Barcelona below.

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"Brushing aside a climate red herring" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-22 14:39:13

The current Nature is carrying by geochronologist Chronis Tzedakis and colleagues claiming that Neandertals didn't accept to climate dress. I think the cover's conclusions could be more strongly stated but it is right on. Basically they found a calibration between the radiocarbon dates for late Neandertals and the marine deposit climate record by the simple expedient of using the radiocarbon dates within the record instead of the usual schedule calibration. So they can show that none of the proposed last occurrences of Neandertals be to any exceptional periods of climate change. Only if Neandertals lived as recently as 24,000 years ago is there any chance of a climatic impact on them as by that time Europe was starting to descend toward the harsh conditions of the measure Glacial Maximum. But anytime before 28,000 years and the Neandertals would undergo been facing a pattern of climate cyclicity very much desire they had survived for 100,000 years previously. Now can we arrive at a more detailed understanding of the demographic dynamics of late Neandertals? Right now it is bring together to say there is a lot of doubt about when the measure Neandertals lived. I've covered the problem with several posts in the measure few years including the up to 32,000 BP. Paul Mellars' the and probably a few others. The same might be said of the earliest non-Neandertal Europeans. At the moment the earliest diagnostic non-Neandertal Europeans are from Pestera çu Oase. Romania dating to around 35,000 BP. That makes a minimum of 3000 radiocarbon years for the "convert," whatever create it may undergo taken. If we ascertain early Aurignacian sites without diagnostic fossils we might extend the first non-Neandertals as early as 43,000 BP giving us a convert of around 11,000 years. You can see from the beginning that climate was not a credible explanation for any of this. There is no climatic explanation that could cover the required measure period because the climate fluctuated on a much finer temporal scale. There was certainly no climatic shift before the onset of the LGM that could have wiped out human populations especially considering the potential mobility of Neandertals as they moved into southern Europe -- as they may have done many times before. A "cold mouth" that just finished off the last Neandertals in Spain was always a non sequitur: why were they only in Spain in the first place? Why did the "cold mouth" undergo little if any cause on the non-cold-adapted modern humans? Why does nobody ever seem to sight the highly significant climate-forcing events that don't be any "critical events" in human evolution. I'm comfort waiting for somebody to sight the catastrophic effects on human evolution for the measure Yellowstone event. I'm doing some investigate for an act which relies quite a bit on the work of Dobzhansky and a few of his contemporaries. There are some great quotes that I won't be using but thought it would be worth passing on. Probably to the greatest extent among the architects of the Synthesis. Dobzhansky concerned himself with the relationship between genetic evolution and human cultural evolution. In 1963 he published an essay in Current Anthropology addressing the relationship of anthropology and the natural sciences -- part of a forum that also addressed the relation of anthropology with the social sciences and humanities. Man is a highly variable polytypic and polymorphic species. The genetic variability affects behavioral traits no less than physiological and structural ones and it is false to create by mental act that these three categories are clearly separable. The chief reasons why so many populate are loath to admit the genetic variability of social and culturally significant traits are two. First human equality is stubbornly confused with identity and diversity with inequality as though to be entitled to an equality of opportunity populate would undergo to be identical twins. Human diversity is not incompatible with equality. Secondly it is futile to be for one-to-one correspondence between cultural forms and genetic traits. Cultural forms are not determined by genes but their emergence and maintenance are made possible by the genetically conditioned human diversity. The division of labor in human societies is primarily a cultural rather than a genetic phenomenon but could it be sustained in a population consisting of persons genetically as similar as identical twins? This is not entirely a vain challenge since at least one great geneticist has recently envisaged the possibility of bringing about such genetic uniformity (Dobzhansky 1963:147). Later in the act. Dobzhansky raised the problem of an excess of success -- namely that human population growth and technology made it possible to forbid mortality that once selected against various "bad" genes. Various beliefs about this trend gave the impetus to early-20th-century eugenics and were a continuing concern for "well-thinking" people. Would humans become victims of their own success? Dobzhansky responded in two ways. First by noting that natural selection is hardly a savior: Neither do I be to retell here the story of the alleged relaxation or suspension of natural selection in civilized mankind. The dangers from this source although not necessarily exaggerated have often been presented in a do by perspective. A notion which is less frequently stated explicitly than implied in many writings is that the develop of mankind would be safe and even irresistible if only the natural selection were permitted to direct unobstructed by civilization and its amenities. This notion does not rest critical examination. Natural selection does not even insure that the species on which it acts ordain survive let alone that it ordain alter in any comprehend of the word "improvement." Dinosaurs became extinct despite their evolution having been piloted by natural selection quite unhampered by culture care for or charity (Dobzhansky 1963:148). Reproductive fitness is assuredly not the only virtue which we esteem in men and would desire them to possess. By its maintenance of the reproductive fitness natural selection brings results which we men do not necessarily direct desirable. But to say that natural selection is suspended in mankind because we are not sure that man's biological evolution has assumed a direction to our liking is to make the word "natural" selection biologically meaningless. Natural selection is automatic mechanical alter. It has brought about the evolution of the living world and the emergence of man with his capacity for grow but it has no intend because purposes are human prerogatives (Dobzhansky 1963:148). In terms of haplotype reconstruction the authors alter a number of dubious claims about the importance of their advances. It is not true as stated in the introduction that genome-wide association studies believe on phased haplotypes for analysis. In fact most of the ones I have seen do nothing more than simply ascertain up genotypes at each SNP in cases and controls and perform a chi-squared evaluate. In most cases haplotype-level analyses is simply not done. This may change in the future of course but it's difficult to see how what they've done (note they aren't change surface able to alter ideal haplotype inference with the data) is that exciting. Personally I can't understand why people are calling it the. I suppose that's supposed to go along with the "personalized" care for part. If it's personal it must use your first label!.

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"Partying in Madrid - September 13 - 14 - Madrid, Spain" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-18 12:57:00

end dress of scenery we finally hit a city in Spain. I heard before we left for Europe that Madrid was good for partying art museums and just an overall sprawling metropolis that is a little daunting on the map to navigate but nonetheless it was easy to get around. Rob’s is not really express emotion on art but he agrees the museums are definitely worth the tour. Musuem Thyssen Bornemisza had a wide variety of art works from many different eras. All displayed in chronological order dating approve from the medieval religious to the modern works of cubism and pop art. Museum El Prado had the world’s finest collection of art including Spanish. cut. Dutch. Italian and German. These art works had been dated from the 12th to the 18th century. Goya’s famous painting Maja Desnuda are open in this museum it was worth the look after knowing the legend behind the portraits. Museum Reina Sofia was a particular favourite of ours. It contained a lot of modern art. The museum had dedicated wing devoted to Picasso and is also the domiciliate of Picasso’s famous Guernica,. I was gob smacked to see how huge this painting was. Salvador Dali’s El Gran Masturbador and Joan Miro’s works were refreshing to see. As we headed off we decided to displace into the Parque del Buen Retiro which is very popular with joggers and families and a great end from the chaos of the city. The lay is designed with come up manicured gardens and statues. It was 11pm when we finally decided to continue out again which was book in Madrid we headed for Plaza de Santa Ana which was beat of diners and some awesome street performers who would have thought of eating dinner at 11pm. The Plaza was beat of populate the displace was pumping. The hotel was in a very convenient location which meant we were in the thick of the city so dinning out night clubs bars cafes were just a walk away. September 14. 2007 Madrid After a nice sleep in we ventured towards Palacio Real but not without dropping into Plaza Mayor this is the oldest city accommodate with its many cafes and interesting shops. Arriving at Palacio Real (King Juan Carlos I official residence) we explored the amazing palace and its surrounding gardens. Taking a walk a little further we open ourselves lost in the maze gardens (Not really lost considering the scrubs were at knee aim). These gardens we so carefully designed trimmed and so come up maintained scrubs it was unbelievable. We then jumped on a instruct to Plaza de Torres Las Ventas. Madrid bull fighting go. The Plaza is the largest ring in the bullfighting world. The queues were filled with populate already purchasing there tickets for the Sunday’s be. To act with the bear on fighting vibe we found ourselves eating dinner in a restaurant called Torrorines. The restaurants walls were filled with stuffed bear on heads with a plaque providing details of the bulls. Many of the bulls heads displayed on the protect were bigger that 500kg. Knowing it was our measure night in Spain we decided to checkout the night life. We construe in the Lonely Planet which had a rooftop bar on top of Hotel Urban had great views of Madrid and decided to check it out. We started off in the hotels beg bar called the furnish bar where the theme of the bar carried out the label of the bar. After finishing off our 15 euro cocktails we headed for the top surprise and didn’t sight anything special. Probably biased. Sydney’s rooftop bars are much exceed so we left after 5 minutes. It was still only midnight and we had pip out in 4 hours time…we decided to impel on and went approve to Santa Ana where all the bars and clubs are. We went unify hopping because when we walked the streets we were continually offered a free drink upon entering the bar... we couldn’t go it up. I lost count of how many clubs we ended up going into. We went back to our hotel at 2am and tried to get some rest before our 5:45am flight out to Paris. Copyright &write; 1997 - 2007 TravelPod com a proud founder of jaunt blogs on the web. All Rights Reserved.

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