 Anne’s Lace is even a larval host plant for Black Swallowtail butterflies.
More watering. Young trees cannot get too much water.
Melanie is very interested in helping bumblebees and we were delighted to see bumblebees on thistles, Catmint, and Queen Anne’s Lace. We’re hoping to contribute these sightings to the new citizen science initiative, Bumblebee Watch, if we can only get photos!
A pair of Summer Azures swirled together, we saw a Banded Hairstreak on a thistle, and a large orange Eastern Comma (or perhaps a Question Mark) perched on some wood chips, but not long enough for a photo.
We saw a beefly, but again the minute I raised my camera, it disappeared. The clematis is in full bloom and covered in bees and flies of all kinds. I also saw the first Black Swallowtail of the year (for me).
Jesse also saw a Common Gartersnake in the Butterfly Meadow and a now common Cepeae snail on DSV.
Huge Gypsy Moth caterpillar. The finger is there to show the scale (the caterpillar measures 5 cm).
But Jesse won the find-of-the-day prize when he noticed a huge caterpillar on the trunk of an oak tree. I took a few photos and later used the Discover Life guide to ID the creature, which was 5 cm long!
I was horrified to discover that our beautiful caterpillar was the larva of the Gypsy Moth, which is known to destroy forests in North America. I quickly emailed our nature expert to ask if this was cause for panic. She replied, no, we DO have this species at the FWG (and other parts of Ottawa) but not in sufficient numbers to do any damage.
The moral for the day: not all alien species are bad. In fact, those like Queen Anne’s Lace can be beneficial to local wildlife. And even species with a bad rep, like Gypsy Moths, can live in balance with the other wildlife in our area.
Questions: Are the filamentous fungi in our piles of wood chips “good” or “bad”? If we’re not supposed to pile mulch close to the trunks of trees (because they might develop fungi), why is it okay to mulch with chips that are full of mycorrhizae?
Note to self: We’re pretty certain Black Walnut trees inhibit the growth of DSV, but they sometimes need help. Remember to cover the mass of DSV under the walnut at the southeast corner of the woods. If we can kill the plants that are there now, the walnut tree might keep others from growing back. This has worked in the past; is it a reliable method?After tonight’s final of Melodifestivalen 2013 EuroVisionary were able to get a few words with the winner of Melodifestivalen 2013 Robin Stjernberg and debutant Anton Ewald who finished at fourth place tonight.
I will party with my family and my friends.
What was your first thought when they announced you as a winner?
I haven’t decided that yet, because I’m loss for words and I’ve lost my brain.
You have probably been asked a lot of questions tonight, but what question that you haven’t been asked would you like to ask yourself and what wold the answer be?
Wow, you make me think to much. I just want to smile and be happy!
I’m pleased, I’m very pleased with my position. I was hoping top 5 and I made it to fourth place. It’s awesome and I’m really happy for Robin. He’s an awesome artist and he’s got a great voice and a great song and I mean I hope he wins everything.
What will happen after Melodifestivalen?
I’m releasing a single, maybe two I don’t know, this June or July, and there is an album coming out this summer.
Tell me about the album!
not as like dancy but more cooler, more tougher.
Do you have a message for the viewers that voted for you?
Yeah I do! Thank you so much! It means the world to me that I’ve been getting so much support from everybody and I’m so happy people like what I do.
I’m going to get wasted!
EuroVisionary would like to thank Robin Stjernberg and Anton Ewald for their time.
I feel like most people have no clue how the law works. In our criminal justice system, whether we're talking murder or anything else, there is a world of difference between acting with intent versus not acting with intent. So which are we talking here. Throw someone in jail because they intentionally divulged private information? Debatable but not outlandish. Or throw a CEO in prison because somebody that runs a different department has many other some bodies working under that person, and maybe one of them missed a patch that was released from a third party vendor and years later a hacker finds the vulnerability and exploits it?

The world is not black and white. There are circumstances and nuances to everything. But hey, stand on a soap box and shout jail the ceos! It sounds great to all those that don't understand the issues.

Full disclosure, I work in a legal role in the financial industry. I have never seen a member of upper management not want to comply with a rule. The reputation hit is large and nobody wants it. But some rules are very complex. Think about it for a moment. Do you really believe that government officials are writing technically sophisticated privacy rules? They're not computer programmers, and they can't write with specificity because issues vary depending on whether you're a huge financial corporation or a small clothing company. They write exceptionally broad rules, leave it to the industry to try to interpret the rules, do not assist with questions on interpretation when asked, and then eventually come in and say oh, you're doing it wrong.Great news for Marvel Strike Force fans! The line-up of super heroes available in the game has just been expanded with Ant Man joining Nick Fury’s ranks – and the following weeks will be just as cool as new heroes like the Wasp, Groot and Star-Lord are coming.
Starting today though, players will be able to unlock a brand new, size-bending Super Hero: Ant-Man. His unique ability to use Pym particles to shrink himself down to the size of an ant or supersize himself when necessary makes him an essential member of any Strike Force. With a hero of his stature-warping abilities, there’s no telling what sort of trouble Ant-Man can cause for his enemies!
And if this is not enough for you, rest assured that the game’s developers have more plans for the future to expand the line-up of available heroes to interstellar heights. That’s because The Wasp, Groot and Star-Lord are making their way to the game in the future weeks and you know you’ve got to have them all!
Released back in March 2018, the turn based RPG is still extremely popular on the mobile market and the fresh content that it has received will definitely keep it interesting for veteran players and newcomers alike. You can download the game for free on the App Store or Google Play and start building your own squad of Marvel Superheroes today.
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def cf_cosmosdb_preview(cli_ctx, *_):
    from azure.cli.core.commands.client_factory import get_mgmt_service_client
    from azext_cosmosdb_preview.vendored_sdks.azure_mgmt_cosmosdb import CosmosDBManagementClient
    return get_mgmt_service_client(cli_ctx, CosmosDBManagementClient)


def cf_graph_resources(cli_ctx, _):
    return cf_cosmosdb_preview(cli_ctx).graph_resources


def cf_service(cli_ctx, _):
    return cf_cosmosdb_preview(cli_ctx).service


def cf_cassandra_cluster(cli_ctx, _):
    return cf_cosmosdb_preview(cli_ctx).cassandra_clusters


def cf_cassandra_data_center(cli_ctx, _):
    return cf_cosmosdb_preview(cli_ctx).cassandra_data_centers
Monophyly/paraphyly/polyphyly and gene/species trees: an example from Drosophila.

It is fairly well accepted that, at least in theory, inferences concerning phylogenetic relationships based on molecular data may not always accurately reflect the historical relationship of the extant taxa from which the data have been acquired. One problem is polymorphism within species. Examples include both the lineage sorting of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), envisioned by Avise and colleagues (Avise et al. 1984; Avise 1986) for this clonally inherited genetic marker, and the analogous process for Mendelian genes, envisioned by Nei ( 1987, p. 288; Pamilo and Nei 1988) leading to what has become known as the “gene tree/species tree” problem. In the present note, I wish to bring to the attention of