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Here's to hoping that everything they CAN find eventually gets the deluxe treatment. But THREE albums have missing tapes? I wonder how much is missing? Maybe it will be possible to either use upmixing or leave a couple of tracks in stereo if there's only one or two songs missing? (This has been done before-thinking of 'Songs from the Big Chair' and '.And Then There Were Three'.) But even if they can never be released in 5.1, I do hope they release deluxe sets anyway just of all the bonus tracks and to round out the collection! But here's to some good luck trying to find the tapes and in the meantime bring on The Dukes, 'Apple Venus', 'Wasp Star', 'Go 2' and 'White Music'!
I may have mentioned this before, but what will be good about eventually getting 5.1 releases of both 'English Settlement' and 'Mummer' (that is if all the tapes can be found) is that this will be the first opportunity to collect together all of the B-sides & extra recordings from those sessions. For example, for 'English Settlement', you have the following tracks that were released on 'Rag & Bone Buffet': 'Heaven Is Paved With Broken Glass', 'Punch & Judy', 'Tissue Tigers (The Arguers)', & 'Blame the Weather', plus there's also 'Cockpit Dance Mixture' (a dance remix of 'Down in the Cockpit') and 'Egyptian Solution' (one of the 'Homo Safari' tracks) Then, for 'Mummer', besides the 6 bonus tracks that were included on the remastered CD, there were also the following songs that were released on 'Rag & Bone Buffet': 'The World Is Full Of Angry Young Man' & 'Happy Families'.
Wasps turn their spider prey into ZOMBIES and force them to build homes before killing them and feeding them to their young. The wasps lay eggs on the spider which release 'a manipulative substance'.
The zombie spiders tirelessly build extra strong webs for the wasp's infants. After building the webs the wasp larvae pupate and disembowel their hosts. The groundbreaking study comes from Kobe University in southern Japan. Insect experts have hailed the study as 'impressive' and 'completely new' By Published: 02:58 GMT, 7 August 2015 Updated: 12:57 GMT, 7 August 2015. A breed of wasp has the ability to 'zombify' their spider prey, forcing the arachnids to build homes for their young. Once the 'incredibly strong' webs are complete, the helpless zombie spiders are disemboweled and eaten by the wasp's larva. A new study has revealed the Reclinervellus Nielseni wasp - which lives in Australia and Japan - uses poison to overcome the nervous system of spiders and take control of their bodies.
The research, published by researchers from Kobe University in southern Japan, details one of the most brutal acts of host manipulation by a parasite ever recorded. 280 shares Keizo Takasuka and the other researchers write that 'the manipulative substance may react with the spider's endocrine system,' leading to their intense web-building ability. The wasp-infected spiders worked for around 10 hours to build a web which was up to 40 times stronger than the it's usual webs. Once this was built, the wasp larvae used a cocoon in the centre of the web to pupate, and then drain their blood and intestines from the body from their ill-fated hosts, putting them out of their misery. The twisted relationship is regarded as one of the most brutal acts of host manipulation by a parasite ever recorded Researchers have known about this cruel relationship for over a decade, but the study is the first time the wasp's mind and body control capabilities have been elucidated. This revelation about the boosted web-building ability of the spider under the wasp's influence has been hailed a success by entomologists.
'This discovery—of enhanced behavior as opposed to merely switched behavior—is completely new, impressively demonstrated, and rather unexpected I think,' wasp expert Mark Shaw told It's not the first manipulative relationship in the animal kingdom: scientists have identified a fungus that 'enslaves' ants, as well as a worm that controls the behaviour of their hosts, cricket and grasshoppers.