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Skigebied Gids Hkakabo Razi
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Hkakabo Razi is the highest mountain in Myanmar at 19,294 feet (5,881 metres and Myanmar was, until 1987, known as Burma.) The summit tip borders Tibet and India, also. The mountain is an extension of the Eastern Himalayas. Although low in comparison with Himalayan giants, Hkakabo Razi is perennially snow capped. Hkakabo Razi lies in the Hkakabo Razi protected area, established in 1996 which covers over 3812 square kilometres. Before 1993 this area was not accessable to foreigners. The first recorded attempt at the peak was made in 1995 by Takashai Ozaki, from Japan. He failed due to persistent bad weather. A year later he returned, and this time succeeded. Nyama Gyaltsen from Myanmar made it too. Like the main Himalayas, these mountains are heavily affected by the monsoon. Hkakabo Razi is certainly not a walk up. Huge cliffs with D+ climbing, hanging glaciers with large crevasses, and cornices, makes it a mountain not to be toyed with. The approach to the mountain is a major obstacle: there are unstable bridges, over huge gorges. For the most part, journeys are made on foot along footpaths that hug the mountainside and wind through dense jungle undergrowth. Ozaki demands four weeks walking to approach the base camp above 3000m/10000ft.
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Skigebieden in de buurt van Hkakabo Razi:
- Auli 1744km
- Manali (Himachal Heli-Ski) 1990km
- Kufri 1991km
- Solang Valley Ropeway & Ski Centre 1992km
- Changchengling Ski Resort 2137km
Hkakabo Razi Kaarten
(Zie ook onze gedetailleerde Weerkaart rond Hkakabo Razi, met een overzicht van huidige en toekomstige sneeuwcondities)
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David Marshall van Canada schrijft:
I just had to comment here. Anyone who knows anything about the world's mountains knows this peak is the most remote and hard to reach mountain in the tropical or temperate regions of the planet. There is not a ski resort for a thousand miles from it at least, maybe in India, but at least your write-up implied that.
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Dichtbij Hkakabo Razi
- Pasighat, India202km
- Tinsukia, India215km
- Dibrugarh, India270km
- Sibsagar, India306km
- Myitkyina, Myanmar (Burma)318km
Dichtbij Hkakabo Razi
- Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh933km
- Puri Beach, India1503km
- Dadonghai, China1665km
- Jinzonglu, China1674km
- Ocean Bay Golf Club, China1685km
Dichtbij Hkakabo Razi
- Hkakabo Razi, Myanmar11km
- Kang Karpo, China119km
- Bairiga, China122km
- Kawagebo or Kawagarbo, China129km
- Bumhpa Bum, Myanmar174km


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Okay, I admit that the Rock & Roll Dentist never actually played guitar at the feet of John Lennon, but I did once get to strum with a member of one of the myriad Beatles cover bands out there. It was truly gear, kids. That is the lead-in to this month's blog post which I decided to dedicate to what would have been John Lennon's 78th birthday. John Winton (Ono) Lennon was born October 9th, 1940 in Liverpool to Julia and Alfred Lennon (though any Lennon-phile knows he was raised by his Aunt Mimi). Lennon as a Beatle of course created some amazing music, but this post is about cover versions of what he created away from the Fabs. For me, the work he did without Paul, George and Ringo never approached great songs like "Help!" or "In My Life" but some of it was pretty good. That he didn't get to write music beyond the tragedy of 1980 leaves a smaller archive to work with plus the biggest bulk of recordings by other artists was due to a couple of tribute album projects. I decided to only include songs John recorded on his own albums which eliminates the three nifty songs he contributed to Ringo's LPs. Frankly the list could easily be dominated by covers of just a few songs (notably "Happy Xmas[War Is Over]" and "Imagine") so I mostly eliminated duplication to include more tunes. There are some cases where sadly a video doesn't exist online you for those tunes you will just have to go buy the download or listen to clips on a music site.
1.Grow Old With Me – Glen Campbell
John never got to properly record what might have become one of his most popular songs so all we have is a demo (the lovely version with orchestration added by George Martin on the John Lennon Anthology box came later). For me, the 2008 comeback album Meet Glen Campbell was a complete surprise that was outstanding from beginning to end thanks to savvy song selection and production by Julian Raymond and Howard Willing. Had this album been released in his "Rhinestone Cowboy" era, it would have been a smash but as it was it pretty much disappeared in the era of hip-hop pop and modern country. If this post can sell even one copy then I will be a happy blogger. Other good cover versions were done by Mary Chapin Carpenter and Youngstown.
2.One Day At A Time – Elton John
Cover versions of Beatles songs rarely approach the quality of the originals. It is a different story with Lennon solo cover versions which often are better than John's own recordings. I think that is because Lennon really didn't surround himself with great Beatle inflected players (Elephants Memory are a case in point – an above average bar band) so the songs didn't sound well arranged. This song was an album track from the 1973 LP Mind Games which Elton covered and placed on the b-side of his 1974 #1 cover single of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" recorded in Colorado at Caribou Ranch. Lennon supplied backing guitar to the mix of slide guitar, classical sounding piano and string synths.
3.Jealous Guy – Roxy Music
This was recorded as a tribute after Lennon was shot and became the only Roxy Music single to reach #1 in the U.K. singles chart (in February of 1981). By the time of this release, leader Bryan Ferry had moved the group away from the avant-garde rock of their early records into a dreamier more sophisticated style and this song fit perfectly. The song itself began life as "Child Of Nature" inspired by the Beatles' trip to India in 1968. The lyrics would be revamped for the solo album Imagine in 1971 to speak to his doubts and fears as a worried man in a loving relationship (presumably with Yoko Ono). This was one of the more covered solo songs and there are good versions by Joe Cocker, Rod Stewart & The Faces and Frankie Miller.
4.Happy Xmas (War Is Over) – The Moody Blues
As of this writing, the most recent studio album by the Moody Blues is the 2003 Christmas album December. It would be great to see the remaining members including Mike Pindar break out the mellotron and attempt one last classic sounding prog album, but that seems unlikely so this may be the last thing we ever get from the Moodies (and at least it is pretty darn good). John and Yoko recorded the original in 1971 with help from the Harlem Community Choir. John used the melody from the old folk ballad "Skewball" (or "Stewball" as done by Peter, Paul & Mary) and two basic lyrical themes. One was wishing everyone no matter the color or creed to come together for a peaceful Christmas and New Year. The other theme changed the song to an anti-war (especially the Vietnam conflict) chant. The Moody Blues chose to ignore that second theme and dropped that lyric to make it a universal Christmas song. There are so many great versions of this much covered song that it is hard to list all the good ones, but I like the one by the Alarm too
5.Mind Games – Ed Kowalczyk
"Mind Games" was the lead single from the 1973 Lennon album of the same title. John had the melody as early as the Let It Be sessions in 1969 to back the lyrics the two different sets of lyrics: "Make Love, Not War" and "I Promise". He ultimately was inspired by the book Mind Games: The Guide to Inner Space by Robert Masters and Jean Houston and came up with the recorded set of lyrics (the other words are heard in demo form on the box set John Lennon Anthology). This is a case of a song that I think was better than the final recording and you can hear the Beatles adding their instrumental touches to it and making it more memorable (the released record seems monotonous and plodding to me). Kowalczyk is the lead singer of the excellent band Live and recorded this song as a solo record in 2012 for The Garden. I prefer this cover to the original as it is heavier with crunchy guitars.
6.Instant Karma – Paul Weller
This is my favorite solo record by John Lennon in that it rocks, has great lyrics and sounds full of life thanks to a wall-of-noise Phil Spector production. It is said that the lyrics were inspired by a discussion he had with Yoko and her former husband Tony Cox early in 1970 (while in Denmark) about the concept of one's actions causing immediate repercussions. In that spirit, it is reported that John wrote, recorded and released the single all within ten days. The single is dominated by slapping drums plus a plethora of pianos and peaked at #3 in the U.S. The actual version I like by former Jam member Paul Weller appeared first on a covers CD for Uncut magazine and later on a three CD set of rarities titled Fly on the Wall: B Sides & Rarities (2003). That version isn't on youtube, but you can at least get a feel for it from this live TV performance. Duran Duran and Union Of Sound have done decent versions as well.
7.Imagine – Petula Clark
This lady has had a most extraordinary career starting in World War II and extending to her current tour at age 85. By the time she hit big in the U.S. with "Downtown" in January 1965, she was already a 32 year old married mother and multilingual singer. Her ties with Lennon extend to having participated in the live June 1, 1969 recording of the anthem "Give Peace A Chance" in Room 1742 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal. This cover of John's most famous and successful solo song comes from the 2013 album Lost In You. The idea for "Imagine" came from Yoko's 1964 book Grapefruit and from a Christian prayer book given to him by black activist/comedian Dick Gregory. The idea was to imagine the world at peace by letting loose of the constraints imposed by politics, greed, religion, etc. The original is a sparse recording featuring John Lennon on vocals/piano, Klaus Voormann on bass and Alan White on drums with strings credited to the Flux Fiddlers. Clark's version has nice mellotron and more insistent percussion on the second and fourth beat of each stanza.
8.Cold Turkey – The Hollywood Vampires
By far the most harrowing riff rocker by John as a solo artist is a stark 1969 song that he presented to the Beatles first before recording it as a Plastic Ono Band single after they rejected it. There are a couple of stories about what the lyrics were about with the kicking of the drug heroin being the most credible (the other was from food poisoning while eating cold turkey). Alice Cooper notoriously was a heavy drinker back in the day and named his celebrity drinking club the Hollywood Vampires (including Ringo and occasionally Lennon). In 2015 Cooper released a fine album of rockers under that same name with guests like Paul McCartney, Slash and Joe Walsh. This version, for me, improves on the original by giving it more body and drive. The Godfathers also did a pretty good version.
9.#9 Dream – A-ha
Honestly this song didn't come in at #9 by design, but totally by accident so don't roll your eyes. This is my second favorite solo Lennon song and can be found on the 1974 LP Walls And Bridges. As a single it peaked at #9 in the U.S., of course. Lennon said that the song came to him in an actual dream including the nonsense chorus "Ah! böwakawa poussé, poussé". The group A-ha is mostly famous in the U.S. for the wonderful 1985 hit single and video "Take On Me". Singer Morten Harket and company hail from Norway and have been big stars in Europe for many years. They recorded this version of "#9 Dream" for the international version of the charity Lennon tribute album Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur released in 2007. The original U.S. version of the album didn't include this recording, but later was available as one of 61 tracks available for download.
10.Woman – Ozzy Osbourne
The lead singer of Black Sabbath is an avowed Beatles fan and it shows in the straight recordings he has done of Lennon songs (also including "Working Class Hero" and "How?"). Knowing how much Ozzy owes to his wife Sharon to keep him on the straight and narrow over the years, this song's lyric rings even more true for him than the author. The words speak about Lennon the romantic apologizing and professing love for his woman. In an interview prior to his death he referred to this song as being a grown-up version of his Beatles song "Girl". This was the first single released after he was shot and depending on the chart peaked at either #1 or #2 in the U.S. Ozzy's version was from his 2005 album of cover versions called Under Cover which also included songs like "Rocky Mountain Way" and "In My Life".
11.Gimme Some Truth – Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs
Here is another case of a cover version that for me improves on the original recording. Sweet and Hoffs attack the song with a pop vengeance – sort of like a rock and roll sweet-tart that explodes in your ears. John's acerbic original was from the 1971 Imagine album and railed against lying politicians. Matthew Sweet ("Girlfriend") and Susanna Hoffs (The Bangles) included this on their second album of cover versions Under The Covers Vol. 2 (2009). George Harrison's fine slide part on the original is handled faithfully as is the up and down very Beatles-like rhythm guitar part. While I liked the original, this version feels more polished.
12.Love – Jimmy Nail
John's original song was from his 1970 Plastic Ono Band LP which was a pretty raw album lyrically and arrangement-wise. This song was much gentler than much of the album. His version was simply producer Phil Spector on haunting piano and John on vocal and acoustic guitar. This would have been a great Beatles ballad and could have been a single with a bit more sweetening. Jimmy Nail's version is given that sweetening and is gorgeous with a Harrison-like slide guitar and whistling on the break. English actor/singer Nail released this on his 1995 Big River album and managed a #33 placement on the U.K. charts with this song as a single. In the U.S. the Lettermen charted at #42 with a cover version (their final chart placement – 1971). In 1990 former Mott The Hoople keyboardist Morgan Fisher recorded an emotional version with Yoko Ono reading the lyrics for his Echoes Of Lennon LP.
13.I'm Losing You – Cheap Trick
Over the last 30 years Cheap Trick have become one of the great American rock bands and have always shown excellent taste in their covers. The version of this song I am listing can be found on the two disc live set Silver from 2001. The song comes from the Double Fantasy album and is a classic mid-tempo Lennon riff-rocker. He first recorded a version of this song in 1980 with Rick and Bun E of Cheap Trick that finally came out on the Anthology box (and is frankly better than the less heavy album version). The lyrics speak to the same emotion that John expressed in "Jealous Guy" – a man worried about losing his woman. Colin James also did a decent version.
14.Isolation – Ann Wilson
Lennon's 1970 John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band album was like a raw nerve laying out his pain at the time with the break-up of the Beatles and the distaste he felt from others over wedding Yoko Ono. This song pretty much encapsulated all those feelings lyrically and is my fave cut from that record. The version I have included is from the Heart singer's first solo album Hope And Glory (2007). Wilson is a fantastic singer so just to hear her pipes on this works magic. The arrangement is pretty faithful to the original stark production save the crunchier guitars. Many good covers are available of this song including ones by Joe Cocker and Harry Nilsson.
15.Working Class Hero – Roger Taylor
Here we have one of the more acclaimed songs from John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band . Lyrically he spits out vitriol about the class system (using a couple of f-bombs along the way) and being on the low rung of that system. John always admitted that he came from a nice middle class background and always pretended to be working class. The drummer of Queen has always had an underappreciated voice and could have been a lead singer in many bands. He did this cover on his fourth solo album – Electric Fire from 1998. The original was a stark folk ballad while this version makes the music roar right along with the lyrics.
16.How? – Mark Hudson
Hudson's version of this song from his album The Artist isn't available online so I have instead included the original song so you can at least sample how it sounds. "How can I feel something if I just don't know how to feel?" – typical of the contemplative lyric of the song from John's Imagine album. This song with the introspection could easily have been from his first solo album except it was sweetened with piano and strings marking a more commercial sound. Mark Hudson was a member of the family act The Hudson Brothers who put out some excellent Bee Gees/Beatles inflected music in the '70s. Hudson worked with Ringo Starr on some of his best albums including Vertical Man (1998) and Ringo Rama (2003). Hudson's version has a very Fab Four vocal with heavier production which beat out the version by Ozzy Osbourne for me.
17.Oh My Love – The Lettermen
The Lettermen started in 1959 as a light pop close-harmony act and were popular especially on adult contemporary radio. In 1971 they scored their last Hot 100 chart record with "Love" written by John Lennon. Their next single was this Lennon cover that failed to chart, but was a pretty nice version of a song from Imagine. The original had John on piano and George Harrison on guitar and had a bit of an Asian feel as did the nice cover version by the Wackers. This version is just a tad faster than the Wackers which sort of feels draggy so I went with this one as it has a nice arrangement with gentle harpsichord and backing strings. Lennon listed Yoko as a co-writer.
18.Imagine – The Korgis
It is hard not to include another version of John's most popular song by a band that always had a Beatles feel to their vocals courtesy of James Warren. Their hit "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" which had a "#9 Dream Feel" was not their only good song and tracks like "I Just Can't Help It" always reminded me of George Harrison vocally with a dreamy John Lennon flavor. That debt was acknowledged when they released the 2006 single "Something About The Beatles".
19.I Don't Want To Face It – The Fab Faux
The Beatles cover band The Fab Faux recorded this Milk And Honey track ("I Don't Wanna Face It" on that 1984 posthumous release) and gave it a "Tomorrow Never Knows" psychedelic feel while eliminating the main rock and roll riff from John's original. It appears on the 2007 Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur charity album of songs by John Lennon (part of the "Make Some Noise" campaign to promote human rights). The Fab Faux is Will Lee, Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Jack Petruzzelli and Frank Agnello.
20.Happy Christmas (War Is Over) – Sense Field
Frankly I don't understand what a lot of the musical genre designations mean so I will simply say that Sense Field was a band in the mid-90's post-hardcore and emo movement (whatever that means). This nicely dynamic version of John's Christmas evergreen can be found on several compilations including the one pictured in the video. The lushness of the original is replaced by crunchy guitars. The "war is over" lyric is almost subliminal vocally early on then is sung louder as the song goes on which makes for an effective arrangement. One of the founding members, Jon Bunch, killed himself in 2016 so don't expect a reprise.
21.Whatever Gets You Thru The Night – Henning Staerk
I never liked John's big 1974 #1 hit as it sounded out of tune to me and frankly totally foreign to his usual sound so this 1994 version by Danish performer Staerk is an improvement for me. This arrangement has a driving organ/drum feel which replaces the original sax solo with harmonica. John wrote the lyric after hearing the Reverend Ike use those words on a late night show. His original version features Elton John on duo vocal and piano which certainly didn't hurt its hit chances in '74. The well-known story is that Lennon bet Elton that if it went to #1 he would have to appear on stage which it did and he did. The Madison Square Garden appearance on November 28, 1974 would be the last time John Lennon would appear on stage.
22.Watching The Wheels – The Samples
John Lennon's posthumous single reached #10 in 1981 and addressed people's amazement that he could step away from music for five years after his son Sean was born. The original is nice, but this reggae tinged version speeds up the tempo and changes the feel. Lennon loved the sound of reggae and would have approved. He tried to inject that beat into several songs over the years ("Borrowed Time" and Yoko's "Sisters O Sisters" notably), yet it never came out right as the musicians didn't understand that genre. The Samples are a reggae/pop band from Boulder, Colorado who took their name from being so poor early on that they lived on grocery store food samples. This was from the studio and live two disc set Transmissions From The Sea Of Tranquility released in 1997.
23.Crippled Inside – Sui Generis
The lyrics from the album Imagine were rather biting (and some see part of the lyric as a dig at Paul McCartney) but contrasted to a sprightly old-timey country ramble arrangement. Sui Generis were a major band from Argentina who started in the folk/rock genre then changed to a straight rock style over time. This came from a live set Sui Generis al Mariscal and was faster and more music-hall in arrangement than the original. The jam band Widespread Panic did a fine cover as well on the Darfur relief album.
24.Power To The People – Eric Burdon, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston
During the recording sessions for the Imagine LP in 1971, John found time to record this #11 charting single driven by Alan White's stompin' drums and Klaus Voorman's complimentary bass with sax by Bobby Keys. John was very political at the time and this fit into his "Give Peace A Chance" and "war is over" sloganizing. Former Animals lead singer Eric Burdon takes the lead vocal on this heavier version from the soundtrack to Steal This Movie! which came out in 2000. The Vincent D'Onofrio starring film was about '60s activist/radical Abbie Hoffman. The soundtrack was a mixture of new and original versions of old protest music.
25.Give Peace A Chance – Puppetmastaz
"Give Peace A Chance" was mostly a slogan that got chanted over and over again with occasional breaks for what we didn't know was called rap at the time. Every version since that 1969 #14 Plastic Ono Band original has always sounded goofy if they tried to include John's breaks (rapping Mitch Miller and the Gang, anyone? – check out that version for YIKES appeal on the Peace Sing Along CD!). The version by the German puppet rap group Puppetmastaz is the only version I have ever heard that makes sense as it mixes it as a rap with some very endearing and real school kids singing the chorus (the version with Angie Reed isn't as good).


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Stephen Hawking (Hardcover)
An Unfettered Mind: An Unfettered Mind (MacSci)
St. Martin's Press, 9780230340602, 320pp.
Publication Date: January 3, 2012
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Kitty Ferguson, the award-winning and international bestselling author of Stephen Hawking's biography, presents an even deeper portrait of the legendary physicist's life and scientific theories.
Stephen Hawking: An Unfettered Mind looks at one of the most remarkable figures of our age: the bestselling author of A Brief History of Time, celebrated theoretical physicist, and an inspiration to millions around the world. Ferguson offers fresh insights into the way Hawking thinks and works, his ever-more-imaginative adventures in science at the "flaming ramparts of the world," the discovery of gravity waves, the blockbuster proposal for "Starshot" to explore the cosmos, and his powerful use of his celebrity on behalf of human rights and survival on earth and beyond.
With rare access to Hawking, including childhood photos and in-depth research, Ferguson creates a rich and comprehensive picture of his life: his childhood; the heartbreaking ALS diagnosis when he was a first-year graduate student; his long personal battle for survival in pursuit of a scientific understanding of the universe; and his rise to international fame. She also uses her gift for translating the language of theoretical physics into the language of the rest of us to make Hawking's scientific work accessible.
About the Author
Praise For Stephen Hawking: An Unfettered Mind: An Unfettered Mind (MacSci)…
"Ferguson shines at explaining Hawking's theories, the jovially competitive academic world in which they are hammered out and her subject's distinctive and evolving intellectual style…An irresistible story. His puckish humor and exuberance for life and for ideas are infectious even at a remove. And the ideas themselves could not ask for a better elucidator." —Laura Miller, Salon
"Intelligent and readable… Kitty Ferguson is astonishing in her own right…. She is a careful explicator not only of [Hawkings'] ideas but of the context in which they arose." —Sara Lippincott, The Los Angeles Times
"Ferguson provides engaging and helpful explanations of the physics behind [Hawking's] triumphs." —The Washington Post
"Ferguson replaces the iconic but static image of cosmologist Hawking with flesh and blood in this vivid portrait… Through interviews with Hawking and his colleagues, friends, and family, Ferguson builds a complete picture of Hawking's life, from his tireless work to explain our universe to his notorious driving, playful appearances on Star Trek, The Simpsons, and other shows, campaigning to improve the lives of the disabled, and his family life, with special attention to his relationship with his first wife, Jane, whose sacrifices allowed him to focus on his work. In the end, Ferguson captures the very full life and work of one of the most vibrant minds of our time." —Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Ferguson brilliantly updates her 1991 children's biography of Stephen Hawking for an adult audience . . . Her ability to write clearly about scientific issues using metaphor rather than mathematics makes this an excellent introduction to astrophysics for the interested layman. A fascinating portrait of a complex figure who ponders the place of man and God in the universe and who still loves the 'Eureka moment of discovering something that no one knew before.'" —Kirkus Reviews
"Kitty Ferguson gives a thorough account of Hawking the man, as well as of his extraordinary body of work in cosmology. [She has] a flair for the original which makes much of the tome highly readable. There are excellently clear descriptions of the large issues and precious few off-putting mathematics and equations...Ferguson pitches the balance between Hawking's personal life and an explanation of his work about right." —Greg Jamison, Entertainment Focus
"As both a global icon and an innovative theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking is well served by science writer Kitty Ferguson's fascinating biography. Ferguson explains in accessible terms the major themes that Hawking has explored in his career, and creates a portrait of the private man by drawing on her close personal contact with him and his family. ... Ferguson's sympathetic and informed take on an individual who has enriched human knowledge against the odds is an excellent summing-up, as Hawking approaches his 70th birthday, of his unique and creative contribution to both science and humanity." —George Ellis, Nature
"More than a biography … a brave attempt to chart the life of the celebrated physicist in parallel with his astounding and important work…. Ferguson has spent a lot of time with Hawking and as a scientist she attempts to explain in lay terms the fundamental concepts of Hawking's vast and amazing body of work." —Bertrams


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How DNA and RNA subunits might have formed to make the first genetic alphabet
The genetic polymers RNA and DNA are central to information storage in all biological systems, and as such form the core of most hypotheses about the origin of life. The most prominent of these theories is the 'RNA world' hypothesis, which posits that RNA was once both the central information-carrier and the catalyst for biochemical reactions on Earth before the emergence of life1. However, studies in the past few years (see ref. 2, for example) have suggested that the first genetic systems might have been based on nucleic-acid molecules that contain both RNA and DNA nucleotides, which then gradually self-separated into today's RNA and DNA. Writing in Nature, Xu et al.3 offer fascinating experimental support for a mixed RNA–DNA world.
Primordial geochemical processes are thought to have led to the formation of the building blocks of nucleic acids — nucleotides and nucleosides (nucleotides that lack a phosphate group). Under suitable conditions, these building blocks polymerized and the resulting strands eventually replicated, without assistance from modern protein enzymes.
Workers from the same research group as Xu et al. had previously identified4 a network of reactions promoted by ultraviolet light that resulted in the synthesis of two of the standard nucleosides found in RNA: uridine (U) and cytidine (C), which are collectively known as pyrimidines (Fig. 1). These reactions started from hydrogen cyanide (HCN) and derivatives thereof, simple molecules thought to have been readily available on early Earth. Further studies and development of this reaction network raised the intriguing possibility that protein and lipid precursors could have arisen simultaneously alongside nucleosides5 — thereby providing three of the main types of molecule needed to make cells. However, a complementary route for the formation of the other two standard RNA nucleosides (adenosine and guanosine, known as the purines) using the same HCN-based chemistry has remained elusive.
In the present work, Xu et al. revisited compounds produced as intermediates in the previously established reaction network4 that synthesizes U and C. They identified a pathway in which a key intermediate of pyrimidine-nucleoside synthesis, ribo-aminooxazoline (RAO; Fig. 1), can also be converted into two purine DNA nucleosides, deoxyadenosine (dA) and deoxyinosine (dI, which is not one of the standard nucleosides found in modern DNA). Crucially, these DNA nucleosides can form base pairs with U and C. The four nucleosides — U, C, dA and dI — therefore constitute a complete 'alphabet' that could have encoded genetic information in nucleic acids in a prebiotic RNA–DNA world.
Importantly, the synthesis of dA and dI can occur in parallel with that of U and C, producing mixtures of the four products in yields and ratios suitable for the construction of a genetic system. This mutual compatibility of the two synthetic pathways increases the plausibility of the reaction network as a prebiotic system — if the two syntheses were incompatible, then geological scenarios would need to be contrived to explain how they could have been separated into different pools to enable the chemistry to occur, and then combined to enable the formation of hybrid RNA–DNA molecules. Notably, under certain reaction conditions, U and C can survive only in the presence of the thioanhydropurine compounds that act as direct precursors of dA and dI.
Many organic molecules can be produced as left- and right-handed versions, known as enantiomers, which are mirror images of each other. However, modern nucleotides and their building blocks all take the same enantiomeric form. One of the main difficulties in origins-of-life research is to explain how single enantiomers could have been generated from simple precursor molecules that have no handedness and which could have formed on prebiotic Earth. Xu and colleagues' purine synthesis is attractive in this respect, because it is highly selective for the enantiomers and other isomers of nucleosides observed in modern biology.
Alternative routes have been reported for the combined prebiotic synthesis of pyrimidine and purine nucleosides and nucleotides6,7. These routes require chemically and enantiomerically pure sugars to be used as starting materials, which poses the problem that other, often unknown, prebiotic processes would have been necessary to provide those starting materials8. By contrast, the enantioselectivity reported by Xu et al. derives from RAO, which can crystallize as a single enantiomer from reactions in which the starting materials are nearly racemic9 (that is, the starting materials consist of an almost equal mixture of enantiomers).
Nucleoside synthesis can also lead to products in which the nucleoside's base is attached to the sugar in the wrong orientation. In Xu and co-workers' synthetic pathway, a UV-induced chemical reduction occurs that leads to the strikingly selective destruction of these unwanted by-products, ultimately producing only the biologically relevant isomers of the purines. Given that early Earth was highly irradiated by UV, the remarkable selectivity of this reaction suggests a possible mechanism by which the total pool of potential nucleic-acid isomers was reduced to the subset of isomers observed today in nature.
Xu and colleagues' work supports a vision of early molecular evolution somewhat removed from the conventional 'pure' RNA-world hypothesis, and perhaps offers a more plausible route to the origin of life from mixed and complex chemical environments. Given the lack of 'chemical fossils', and the uncertainty over the exact conditions and chemistry that occurred on early Earth, it is impossible to say which chemical pathways actually took place. Instead, we must ensure that proposed systems conform as closely as possible to our understanding of what could realistically have happened on prebiotic Earth — not just the chemistry, but also the overall complexity of the reaction networks and their compatibility with other processes.
In the current work, the authors show that the four nucleosides can indeed be produced through processes that could reasonably be expected to have occurred on early Earth (such as hydrolysis, drying and UV irradiation), and provide plausible synthetic pathways that could supply the reactions with their required starting materials. However, as for all prebiotic syntheses, it remains hard to envisage the actual microenvironment that could have supported the many specific chemical transformations required to produce the building blocks of life in quantity.
Nevertheless, Xu and colleagues' work impressively demonstrates how a complete genetic alphabet might have arisen. Regardless of whether we think that life developed from RNA alone, or from more-complex mixtures of nucleic acids, systems-level thinking to find mutually compatible prebiotic chemical pathways will be crucial for developing truly plausible models of the first stages of life's emergence.
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With the number of activities, we perform over the World Wide Web every day, it is hard to imagine life without it. As the world doesn't work without the internet, there is no internet without web developers. These individuals are responsible for designing, creating and publishing the websites which we surf during each browsing session. Web development has been a relevant career for almost three decades now and as of 2019, the stats still show these professionals in high demand. This case study examines the current as well as an outlook of the web development industry and furnishes an evidence-based answer to the question that whether web development is a secure future or not.
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Cyberspaces have expanded to encompass the world. That is not the troubling part. It is that we let them grow defenseless. Today cybercriminals are having the time of their lives while companies frantically try to put up appropriate defense systems. This is one of the reasons why cybersecurity has become one of the fields where unemployment rates have dropped to zero percent. There are professionals out there who might be without a job but that is because of a few reasons like unrealistic salary expectations or the time taken to switch between jobs etc.
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In 2014, a job search for 'data scientist' on any popular website would yield only about a thousand results. Today that number has grown to almost 26,000. This is no surprise given the pace at which organizations are realizing the important of big data and the difference it can make in decision making. Data scientists are professionals who collect, analyze and interpret complex data to help businesses make all kinds of plans and strategies. This job has become imperative to every industry and organization on the planet. In this article, we will break down how investing in a data science career today can help you witness a salary raise of 50% or more in your next position.


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July 8, 2019
Diamond Platnumz expecting 4th child with Kenyan girlfriend, Tanasha
Tanzanian superstar, Diamond Platnumz is expecting his 4th child with his Kenyan girlfriend, Tanasha Donna.
The couple who made their relationship public last year, disclosed over the weekend during a double birthday celebration of the singer's mother and his partner.
Speaking during the event, the Tanzanian singer said that Tanasha is seven months pregnant with the baby boy expected to arrive within the next two months.
"There is no need of hiding it anymore, she is now seven months pregnant and in two months our family will be bigger," Diamond said.
This will be Tanasha's first child and Diamond's fourth. Diamond already has 3 children, 2 with Ugandan socialite, Zari Hassan and 1 with former Miss Tanzania Hamisa Mobetto.


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RENEW ONLINE NOW!Hi BuckDaddys! We hope you are doing well! This is a friendly reminder that it is annual renewal time! If you have not done so yet, please submit your renewals on the website (www.buckdaddys.org – yes we shortened it!) by selecting Renew Now. (If you already have, please disregard this message.)We have an extensive waitlist as usual, so please get in your deposits. You have 3 choices to make it easy for you. 1) 100 deposit with the balance due by 4/1; 2) Easy payment plan – pay 1/3 now, and 1/3 on March 1 and 1/3 on April 1, which we will process the March and April payments automatically; or 3) Pay in full at this time!Please note, while we have not raised rates in 5 years, this year we have no choice but to increase dues by a nominal $60 to cover the increased costs of our land and the increased permit price (which they hit the club up for after we collected dues from you last year). As such, Robert and I paid it out of our own pocket, because we didn't think it was right to ask you for it after you had paid in full. However, this year, we are not in a position to do that, so we needed to increase our dues by this low amount to keep up with the club's rising costs. I hope you understand and agree that we have worked hard to keep rates steady for 5 years, and this very small increase still makes BuckDaddys the best value around! While other clubs raise rates sometimes by hundreds of dollars, we have worked hard to keep rates low for you in keeping with our philosophy of offering affordable hunting and outdoor recreation!We are very excited to continue the BuckDaddys tradition, and hope that you will join us for another year of fun! The deadline to renew and reserve your spot for 2020/21 is January 31 so that we know you are coming back! As you know, we fill any unpaid/un-reserved spots with those on our waitlist, so don't delay!Thank you! We hope you continue to choose BuckDaddys, as you are a valued member! We look forward to seeing you in April!
The 1400 has changed ownership and may or may not remain in our BuckDaddys family for the 2020/21 membership year. We will know more in the upcoming months, but as of 1/1/20, members assigned to this property are formally put on notice that we must vacate the property and all personal belongs must be removed by 3/31/20. Do know that we are negotiating with the current land owner in hopes that he will allow us to continue to include this property in our club. We also can offer you other property options, including the 1815, which also has water and electricity based on availability, or other properties.
Please call us PRIOR TO 1/30/20 to discuss so that we may give you priority placement, should we need to. 817-805-2217
We have BuckDaddys merchandise starting this year or those interested. If you are interested in a t-shirt, button down, sweatshirt or pullover, please let land manager John Minkert know. Also available will be hats, and other great items. More to come!
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Please do not walk around in the woods during deer season, unless it is for the purpose of going to or from your stands. 1) Its simply unsafe. 2) It disrupts other member's hunting efforts. Be courteous and respect each and ever member's hunting efforts! Thanks for your Cooperation!
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1. BuckDaddys has a NO LOADED GUNS POLICY IN CAMP. THAT MEANS, NO SHOOTING OF FIREARMS IN CAMP, OR NOT IN THE ACT OF HUNTING WHILE OUTSIDE OF CAMP. VIOLATORS WILL BE INVESTIGATED AND IF DETERMINED VIOLATING THIS RULE, IMMEDIATELY TERMINATED. 2. Always carry your membership cards. You might be asked to produce it. 3. Sign in and out each time you enter and exit the property. This is for everyone's use – so we know who is out there with you! 4. Please remember to be courteous to your fellow members and their hunting efforts. Be courteous around camp and while on property. Respect each other's efforts, and belongings. Do not disrupt a person's hunt. Also, never take anything, in camp or anywhere on club-property that is not yours. Violations are considered serious infractions and will not be tolerated. While we don't normally have issues with this, we wanted to reiterate this policy. 5. Please keep non-hunting pets inside your campers or at home. Pets tend, by nature, to mark and protect their territories and may appear aggressive towards non-family members even when they are just acting typically. But we are a family-friendly environment and while we love our furry friends, we do not want our children, guests, or fellow BuckDaddys to be uncomfortable, annoyed by them, or scared of them. If you are bringing any dog to camp, they must remain kenneled or caged while in camp or on property if not hunting. Remember to call your land manager in advance of any hunting with dogs. 6. Please remember to make sure any fires are completely out before you turn in for the night! Be sure to check burn bans in your county as well to ensure they are legal. 7. Always please drive slowly on club grounds. We have children, recreational vehicles, and people on foot that are on the same roads as you are, and we don't want to see who wins. Please exercise safety. 8. Remember to wear your hunter orange while hunting, during deer season. Its the law! 9. Remember, no guests are allowed on property without BuckDaddys granting permission. This protects our club and minimizes exposure and liability! It also ensures that if they hunt, they agree in writing to our Bylaws. Violations of this policy are taken very seriously. 10. Make sure all camp fires are extinguished before retiring for the night. Have a great, safe and successful time!


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Mr. C.N. Ramdas IAS (R) commended the team and asked them to emulate the Hindu newspaper in the way it should be run.
Mr. C.R. Venkatesh, CEO, Galatta.com, thanked everyone for attending the function and asked advertisers present to cash-in immediately at the lower inaugural rates.
Mr. Girish Ramdas, President, Galatta.com explained the reasons behind Galatta?s foray into the print media and promised to deliver exclusive and best quality content in a way that will boost the entire movie industry.
Many leading names from the movie industry were present, including, Actors Jeeva and Kanika, directors, Vasanth, Mysskin, Gautham Menon, Pushkar and Gayatri, music directors, Vijay Antony and G.V. Prakash, singers, Blaaze and Chinmayi, producers, S.C. Babu of AVM, Thenappan and Sunanda Murali Manohar. There were also a host of prominent advertisers and other media and industry related invitees present including Mr. Kiran Reddy, MD, Sathyam Cinemas.
Galatta CINEMA will be one of the first south Indian film magazines of its class and kind, offering a complete picture of the movie industry in the 4 Southern states of India ? an urban, interesting, full-colour, glossy and exciting read any way you look at it!
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Jan. 9
Beauty item bolt: At 1:58 p.m. in the 7700 block of SE 27th Street, two males described as Hispanic shoplifted Olay beauty products and potentially supplement products from a local Walgreens. The store has video surveillance of the suspects leaving and entering the store.
Vitamins taken: At 3:07 p.m. in the 2700 block of 77th Ave. SE, two subjects, suspected to be Hispanic, reportedly stole $1,850 worth of vitamin supplements. The subjects were allegedly seen in the Walgreens stealing merchandise an hour earlier.
Windstorm weeping: At 3:56 p.m in the 5200 block of W Mercer Place, a victim had his mom check on his house after the windstorm. His mother noticed that his leaf blower and bike were both missing from the garage. These items are valued at $500.
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Prowling: At 4:35 a.m. in the 8800 block of SE 60th Street, Someone was spotted looking into the caller's vehicle. The suspect and his vehicle were found. Suspect was arrested on outstanding warrants.
Laundry day: At 9:11 a.m. in the 9200 block of SE 59th Street, subject reported someone rummaged through their vehicle but only stole a pill bottle. The pill bottle had quarters. The bottle was found in neighbor's vehicle.
Identity theft: At 9:04 p.m. in the 6200 block of Island Crest Way, bank notified its patron that someone had used his credit card information to wire money through Western Union to someone in a federal prison in Washington D.C.
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The protracted US – China trade war and the ongoing protests in Hong Kong are starting to impact the leadership in Beijing while they continue to focus on the slowing economy in China. As Beijing celebrates 70 years of Communist Party rule, there is an uneasy feeling that is growing before the October 1 holiday. Several regions in China from manufacturing hub of Dongguan, and Shenzhen – the home of Huawei and the Nanning area just near the border with Hong Kong, are being impacted by US tariffs and demonstrations, respectively. President Xi Jinping, the self-appointed leader of the nation of 1.3 billion (he and Party officials made Xi president for life), is now dealing with a list of issues that have him focused on both President Trump and of course the domestic leadership who are somewhat uneasy about the growing fear of the Hong Kong protests spreading.
There is growing concern about the possibility of the Communists, who took power in 1949 when they dismantled a government that allowed too much foreign interference, now looking at the current government and breaking down their power. The people, the masses in China are not happy with food inflation and other changes in society but they seem reluctant, especially given the heightened fears tied to Hong Kong, to openly comment about the government. Emergency rationing has been employed in some areas of the country, in Nanning for example, price controls have been implemented in the local food market starting in September. And with the recent swine flu outbreak, pork, the food of choice on dinner tables around China has seen an increase in prices of 50 percent since August.
It is not surprising that the Chinese leadership in Beijing has been very careful to isolate the protests in Hong Kong and of course prevent then from overflowing into the mainland – Hong Kong is naturally isolated but it is now segregated from the rest of China. So it is clear that Mr Xi and the CCP have their work cut out for them in the coming weeks and months.


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- Bernalillo County continues to see a spike in coronavirus cases.
On Monday, the state Health Department announced a total of 173 new cases including 45 in Bernalillo County.
That's more than twice the amount of new cases the county reported on the previous Monday.
Dr. Daniel Sosin, an epidemiologist with the Department of Health, attributed the rise to a lack of social distancing and not wearing a mask.
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Dr. Sosin added: "All those steps that we've been harping on, for really months, four months now, those are best measures to contain, and we're really starting to slip back from those, and we really need to be enforcing them."
According to the state's data, people in their 20s and 30s have the highest number of cases in New Mexico.
Health officials with the university of New Mexico say young people may not feel the effects of coronavirus the same as older people, but they should still be careful.
"I think this is a reminder that anyone can get sick, and there are bad outcomes that can occur in those young folks," said Dr. Walter Dehority, infectious disease specialist. "It also, perhaps more importantly, even though young may tend to do better with this disease, they can serve as a source of infection for individuals that are more susceptible."
Health officials say as businesses start to reopen, cases will rise.
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Have you experienced a lot of adversity in your life dear reader?
Maybe you're feeling a little bit sorry for yourself?
Life hasn't been fair to you today, perhaps?
If life's being unfair, you might feel that you're entitled to have a bad attitude. We all feel that way occasionally.
However if you're trying to get people on your side with a negative attitude then you really do need to think again. No one will be joining you at the pity party.
If there's one genuine disability in life it's a bad attitude.
It's a fact that negativity never impresses anyone, ever. It doesn't get people on your side, it will simply alienate them. You'll be pushing them aways rather than gathering their support.
Life isn't fair. If never has been and it never will be. That's a fact too.
You'll find that life doesn't care about what you want. It doesn't care about what I want either.
It doesn't care about any sense of entitlement you may have.
Nor does life care that you feel that you should have a bigger piece of the pie.
In my expeience, life is what you make it. Nothing happens by accident, unless you're very, very lucky. And no one is that lucky consistently.
The life you enjoy, or don't enjoy, will be defined by your attitude.
It's not about what happens to you. Stuff happens to us all. Yes, it's true, some people bear a greated share of life's challenges than others. However, ultimately, your life will be defined by how you respond to everything that happens to you.
No matter how tough life gets, a positive attitude will take you further than a negative one ever will.
A positive attitude is the most powerful response to life's misfortunes.
It says, you can knock me down as many times as you like but you won't keep me down. I will get up and I will keep getting up until I get to where I'm going.
Now that sort of attitude really will impress people.
Life responds positively to those with a positive attitude. I can tell you that from experience.
You'll find that a positive attitude will always get people on your side. Show them that you can rise above everything life throws at you and you'll have their respect.
In the embedded video included below, Matthew Jeffers, a senior acting major at Towson University in Maryland, provides us all with an inspiring message with the letter he wrote to the Baltimore Ravens, his favourite NFL team.
The letter was entitled "A Reason to Win" and it's all the more impressive when considered against Matthew's own struggles with Skeletal Dysplasia.
The ultimate lesson is that life's not going to cut you any slack just because you're feeling sorry for yourself.
Attitude is everything. If you believe you can, you will; if you believe you can't, you won't. It's that simple.
Many people experience tough lives and however hard your life may be there'll be plenty of people out there whose lives are far tougher than yours. Many people experience disabilities of varying degrees of severity but actually, as Matthew Jeffers observes, the only real disability in life is a bad attitude.
So if you're feel a bit chippy right now, take a good hard look at yourself and think about the positives you have in your life, rather than constantly focusing on the negatives.
This video will inspire you so take a look at it now.
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How to Change Your Life & Improve Your Attitude: Secrets to Reprogramming Your Mind for A Better Life by L.F. Scott
Get Off Your Attitude: Change Your Attitude. Change Your Life by Ryan C. Lowe
Attitude for Life: How to Achieve Success and Happiness by Changing The Way You Think by Kristen Bishop
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It's light. It's hearty. It's packable. Yogurt -- what a perfect snack! Yogurt is really good for your digestive tract. It's got lots of good bacteria to fight off the bad bacteria. It's filling enough to be a good hearty snack but light enough so that you don't feel stuffed. And you can dress it up with berries, nuts, granola, oh my! I have a few favorite combinations: cherries and walnuts, strawberries and almonds, or granola sprinkled on top. You can use any berry or nut you fancy. I use plain yogurt so I can control how much sugar goes into it, and then I add a little bit of brown sugar. I pack the ingredients into an emptied Bonne Maman preserves jar.
Here are the perfect ratios (layer from bottom up):
1/8 cup walnuts (or other nuts)
a few berries (I usually use cherries or strawberries)
1/2 cup plain, low-fat yogurt (I use Dannon all natural)
1 tablespoon brown sugar
You can use fresh or frozen berries. If using frozen, just make ahead of time and store in the fridge for a few hours until the berries thaw. When you're ready to eat, stir everything together. It's so yummy!
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