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PROMETHEUS Get’s It’s Official First Poster

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By Iain Cameron
| The People's Movies Verified
June 1st, 2012  (USA 8th June)Ridley Scott ventures back into familar territory when his epic ‘Alien DNA’ sci-fi horror epic PROMETHEUS arrives in UK&Ireland.
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A tropical Sphagnum peatland ecosystem in lowland Belize

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By Bronwen S Whitney, Graeme T Swindles, Iain Cameron, Mariusz Gałka, Jan C. Meerman
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords tropical peat dynamics tropical biodiversity mangroves historical biogeography paleoecology paleohydrology Sphagnum testate amoebae pollen fire Results and discussion The peatland is situated between the Temash and Sarstoon rivers, in lowland southern Belize, approximately 10 km inland of the Caribbean coast (Figure 1A). Analysis of optical satellite imagery from the Sentinel-2 and PlanetScope constellations show that the extent of the peatland area is 2,175 ha (Figure 1C).
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The Road Less Travelled - Walking off the beaten track in the Southern Highlands

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By Iain Cameron
| Bella Caledonia Verified
“To proceed very far through the desert, you must be willing to meet existential suffering and work it through. In order to do this, the attitude toward pain has to change.” Scott Peck More years ago than I care to remember now, whilst perusing the empty part of an Ordnance Survey map of the Bridge of Orchy area, my eye caught three words written in the medieval script that mapmakers use to denote a man-made structure of some antiquity: Tigh nam Bodach – the house of the old man.
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