Saturday, January 25, 2014

SHARKS - THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT PARADOX AND THE PARADOXICAL PERPETUUM MOVEMENT - PERPETUUM MOBILE SHARK

WELL LIKE THE PERPETUUM KOMMENTARIUM BOYS IN INTERNET

SHARKS. TUNAS, MARLINS OR ESPADARTES ARE IN CONSTANT MOVEMENT

BECAUSE IF THEY STOP

THE  MUSCLES LOOSE HEAT

THEY ARE PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINES

BECAUSE THE WATER IN A HEAT SINK

THE SHARKS HAVE LIVER BUOYANCY

IF THEY STOP THEY NOT SINK LIKEWISE TUNAS AND MARLINS

DON'T BEGIN TO SINK IF THEY STOP

THEY SINK BECAUSE THE GILLS DON'T HAVE O2 ENOUGH

RETE MIRABILI  IS A BLOODY GOOD SYSTEM

A COUNTERCURRENT HEAT EXCHANGER

ARTERIAL COLD BLOOD FROM THE GILLS

LINKS TO CENTRAL BLOOD VESSELS WITH EXTRA  HEAT

THAT MINIMIZES HEAT DISSIPATION

THIS FOX SHARK RESEARCH FOUNDATION

APPEARS TO BE THE ONLY SCIENTIFIC LINK AVAILABLE

IS SIMILAR TO THE INTERNET SHARKS

PLENTY OF FALSE ONES....

SHARKS OF COURSE....

Heat Exchange

One distinctive feature of the Lamnid sharks is that are able to elevate their body temperature above that of the ambient water. Through a counter-current heat exchange system, the temperature in the stomach, brain, eye and swimming muscles can be up to 13 °C higher than its surroundings with its stomach remaining at about 25°C.
The white shark, along with six other mackerel shark species, is able to elevate parts of its body above that of the ambient water temperature, a process named regional endothermy. Through a counter-current heat exchange system, the temperature in the stomach, brain, eye and swimming muscles can be up to 13 °C higher than its surroundings (Goldman, 1997) with its stomach remaining at about 25°C (Roesch, 2001).  There is a significant positive correlation between muscle temperature and ambient water temperature but it appears that stomach temperature is the best indicator of core body temperature since it varies only slightly between both days and amongst individuals (Goldman, 1997).

This is accomplished by re-directing blood from enlarged arteries in the flanks inward through a dense network of small arteries and veins called the rete mirable. Through muscle contraction and metabolic processes, blood travelling to the heart in the veins in heated and this heat is transferred to the blood in the arteries as the blood vessels pass each other and cycled back to the muscles and visceral organs (Martin 2001). There are three sets of retia in the white shark, one in the swimming muscles, one in the anterior viscera and the final set surrounding the brain.

Being warm-bodied can be extremely advantageous as a 10°C rise in body temperature can increase the speed of muscle contraction three-fold. This will allow increased power and more sustained and accelerated swimming speed, vital when pursuing prey or fleeing from predators (Roesch, 2001). It would also allow penetration into colder and deeper waters than otherwise possible whilst maintaining a high temperature in the brain in order to function effectively. If they did not possess this mechanism, they would be unable to actively search for and prey upon pinnipeds in the cool waters they inhabit (Goldman, 1997).


 Increased temperatures in the viscera will result in an increase in the digestion and absorption of large amounts of blubber thereby preventing the defecation of undigested material (Goldman, 1997).

 Finally, since the visceral retia also warm the uterus, the development of young will also be enhanced.

However, the costs of this endothermy are that a warm-bodied shark will need to ingest 10 times more food than its cold-bodied counterpart. This results in the requirement for energy-rich, large prey, most often found in the cooler temperate oceans of the world.


Although the white shark is known to visit tropical waters, it is primarily a temperate water inhabitant to enable the exploitation of these productively rich waters.

By extending their range into colder waters, the mackerel sharks are able to avoid competition for food from their cold-bodied cousins. 

Friday, January 17, 2014

THE ICTIOSSAURUS WAR OF FANCY BUOYANCY OF FAT-BODIES AND THE ABSOLUTE POWER OF THE MUSCLE RESOLUTE

THE GREAT STRENGTH THEY ARE ABLE TO RAISE

AND CAN LEAP FORWARD IN TIMES TO COME

It is interesting to note how this morbid accumulation of energy in belligerence and its failure to find vent in other directions became more and more evident in the physiognomy of the world as the twentieth century progressed. 

The gatherings of mankind became blotched with uniforms. Those admirable albums of coloured pictures, Historical Scenes in a Hundred Volumes, which are now placed in all our schools and show-places and supplied freely to any home in which there are children, display very interestingly the advent, predominance and disappearance of military preoccupations in the everyday life of our ancestors. 

These pictures are all either reproductions of actual paintings, engravings or photographs, or, in the case of the earlier volumes, they are elaborate reconditionings to the more realistic methods of our time of such illustrations as were available.

 Military operations have always attracted the picture-maker at all times, and there are plentiful pictures of battles from every age, from the little cricket-field battle of the Middle Ages to the hundred mile fights of the last Great War, but our interest here is not with battles but with the general facies of social life. Even in the war-torn seventeenth century the general stream of life went on without any manifest soldiering. 

War was a special occupation. While the battles of the English Civil War, which set up the first English Republic (1649-1660), were in progress, we have evidence that hunting and hawking parties were busy almost within sound of the guns. 

The novels of Jane Austen (England, 1775-1817) pursue their even way without the faintest echo of the land and sea campaigns in progress. 

Goethe in Weimar (the German literary "Great Man" during the "Great Man" period of literary thought in Europe, 1749-1832) could not be bothered by requests for supplies of wood and food for the German troops before the battle of Jena, and was very pleased to meet his "enemy alien" Napoleon socially during that campaign.


We rarely see the monarchs of the eighteenth century depicted in military guise; the fashion was for robes and majesty rather than for the spurs and feathers of the Bantam warrior-king. It was the unprecedented vehemence of the Napoleonic adventure that splashed the social life of Europe with uniforms, infected feminine fashions, and even set plump princess colonels, frogged with gold lace and clutching bare sabres, joggling unsteadily at the heads of regiments. 

There was a brief return towards civilian attire with the accession of the "domesticated monarchs", Louis Philippe in France and Victoria in Great Britain; they marked a transient reaction from Napoleonic fashions; but from the middle of the nineteenth century onward the prestige of the soldier resumed its advance and the military uniform became increasingly pervasive. 

Flags became more abundant in the towns and "flag-days" dotted the calendar. 

There was never a crowd pictured in Europe after 1870 without a soldier or so.
The Great War greatly intensified the military element in the street population, not only in Europe but America. 

Various corps of feminine auxiliaries were enrolled during that time and paraded the world thereafter in appetising soldierly outfits. In the United States, except at Washington, or when there was a parade of civil war veterans, a soldier in uniform had been hitherto the rarest of birds. 

He would have felt strange and uncomfortable. 


He would have offended the susceptibilities of a consciously liberated people. The Great War changed all that. When Germany was disarmed after the war, a Nazi movement and a Reichsbanner movement supplied the needed colour until a German's freedom to get into properly recognized livery was restored. 

The pattern of half-military, half-civilian organizations in uniform had already been spread about the world between the South African War (1899-1901) and the Great War, by the Boy Scout movement.
Of the Nazi movement, the Italian Fascisti and the Polish Brotherhood at least there will be more to tell later. The black and brown shirts may be cited here as instances of the visible breaking-down of the boundaries between military and civil life that went on during and after the World War.
Hitherto war had been a marginal business, fought upon "fronts", and the ordinary citizen had lived in comparative security behind the front, but the bombing, gas-diffusing aeroplane, and later the long-range air torpedo, changed all that. 

The extended use of propaganda as a weapon, and the increasing danger of social mutiny under war stress, had also its share in making the entire surface of a belligerent country a war area and abolishing any vestiges of civil liberty, first during actual warfare and then in view of warfare. 

The desirability of getting everyone under orders, under oath, and subject to prompt disciplinary measures, became more and more manifest to governments.
So within a century the appearance of the human crowd changed over from a varied assembly of incoordinated free individuals to a medley of uniforms. Everybody's dress at last indicated function, obligation and preparedness. 

The militarization of the European multitude reached a maximum during the Polish wars. 

About 1942 gas masks, either actually worn or hanging from the neck, were common for a time, and so, too, were the small sheath-knives which were to be used in disposing of fallen aviators who might still be alive. 

Patella metal hats and metal epaulettes to protect the head and body against a rain of poisoned needles also appeared. 


Some civilians became far more formidable-looking than any soldiers.

IS A METAMORPHOSIS THAT ARE DRAWN UP IN THE STORAGE RES PUBLICAN YES WE CAN NATIONS 

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

DOS TUBARÕES POLÍTICUS (CHARCARODON POLITICUS) E DAS RÉMORAS QUE LHES TOLHEM O HIDRODINAMISMO NAS SOPAS DE LETRAS MUITO GREGAS

PODE-SE NASCER PULHA POLÍTICO

PODE-SE CRESCER COMO TUBARÃO POLITIQUEIRO

E PODE-SE VIVER NA ILUSÃO QUE A PALAVRA CONTROLA OS PEIXINHOS

E QUE OS SERMÕES A SARDINHAS E A OUTRA ARRAIA MIÚDA

SÃO DE FACTO ABSORVIDOS PELA DITA ARRAIA

QUE CRÊ QUE SERVIR DE COMIDA AOS  TUBARÕES E ÀS SUAS CRIAS

É DE FACTO ALGO SUBLIME E QUE A VIDA SE RESUME A SERVIR OS FORTES

E ESMAGAR OS FRACOS NAS VAGAS REVOLTAS OS MARES DA CRISE

MAS AS UNIDADES TAXONÓMICAS EM QUE OS SERES VIVOS SE ENQUADRAM

SÃO TÃO VIRTUAIS COMO A POLÍTICA DE B-LOGS E BE LOUCOS DA INTERNET

B-LOCO É PENSAR QUE APAGAR OU DESTRUIR AS PERSONAGENS VIRTUAIS

NAS SOPAS DE PALAVRAS FEITAS

É GANHAR TODAS AS GUERRAS  NAS CADEIAS ALIMENTARES DE LETRAS

QUE FORMAM PALAVRAS SEM NEXO

EM ANEXO

PALAVRAS POLITICAS SEM NEXUS OU SEXUS

PALAVRAS DE PAROLOS QUE DOMINAM PELA AUSÊNCIA DE COMPETIDORES

POIS A DUPLICAÇÃO ESSENCIAL DE ADAPTAÇÕES AOS TEMPOS FUTUROS

É INVULGAR E TEMPORÁRIA EM TODAS AS ESPÉCIES VIVAS

NUM MUNDO EM CONSTANTE ALTERAÇÃO

EXCEPTO AS BACTÉRIAS QUE TÊM TODOS OS FUTUROS ASSEGURADOS

SÃO SERES EM SIMPLEX

LOGO TÊM GARANTIDA A ETERNIDADE NA POLÍTICA

APESAR DA ETERNIDADE DURAR NOS DIAS DE HOJE

MUITO POUCO TEMPO