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Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots

The bats fly across the open water to catch insects that are available after winter is over

Beth sets up flashes on their flight path with infrared sensors and a camera trigger system to capture the shots

These stunning images show bats checking out their reflections as they fly over a pond.

The bats' reflection is crystal clear as they swoop down over the still water in the pond while out on their nightly hunt.

Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots and has captured the bats on camera every spring for the past three years.

Beth, 53, said: 'Every spring, the bats begin feeding because insects are available again after the winter. As they gather insects in flight, they will fly across open water - swooping low and dredging up water with their lower jaw.

'To get the shots I set up flashes at the side of the pond, connected to a high-speed camera trigger system with infrared sensors. It is set up with the 'beam' across the water - so when the bat swoops in for the water it breaks the beam and triggers the flash.

'The camera is set up on a tripod and the far end of the small pond, and pre-focused and pre-composed where the bat crosses the beam. Then I just wait for the bats to arrive.

'I'm so pleased with how the pictures have turned out, it was great to be able to catch the bats on camera.'

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Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots The bats fly across the open water to catch insects that are available after winter is over Beth sets up flashes on their flight path with infrared sensors and a camera trigger system to capture the shots These stunning images show bats checking out their reflections as they fly over a pond.

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Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots

The bats fly across the open water to catch insects that are available after winter is over

Beth sets up flashes on their flight path with infrared sensors and a camera trigger system to capture the shots

These stunning images show bats checking out their reflections as they fly over a pond.

The bats' reflection is crystal clear as they swoop down over the still water in the pond while out on their nightly hunt.

Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots and has captured the bats on camera every spring for the past three years.

Beth, 53, said: 'Every spring, the bats begin feeding because insects are available again after the winter. As they gather insects in flight, they will fly across open water - swooping low and dredging up water with their lower jaw.

'To get the shots I set up flashes at the side of the pond, connected to a high-speed camera trigger system with infrared sensors. It is set up with the 'beam' across the water - so when the bat swoops in for the water it breaks the beam and triggers the flash.

'The camera is set up on a tripod and the far end of the small pond, and pre-focused and pre-composed where the bat crosses the beam. Then I just wait for the bats to arrive.

'I'm so pleased with how the pictures have turned out, it was great to be able to catch the bats on camera.'

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Photographer Beth Ruggiero-York, from Arizona, specializes in night shoots The bats fly across the open water to catch insects that are available after winter is over Beth sets up flashes on their flight path with infrared sensors and a camera trigger system to capture the shots These stunning images show bats checking out their reflections as they fly over a pond.

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We are all learners, at any and every stage and role in life. We need to learn as students, learn as parents, learn as employees, learn as managers. The list goes on forever. One important thing is that reflection is the most important part of the learning process, and whatever is not reflected is usually not learned and retained. The only way for us to grow and improve is to take a good look at what's working and what's not for us.

"We do not learn from experience, we learn from reflecting on experience." - John Dewey

At least once a day, and more often several times a day, I reflect and journal on my day, on my life, on what I've been doing right, and what isn't working. I reflect on every aspect of my life, and from this habit of reflection, I am able to continuously improve. Oftentimes, I learn much more about myself unexpectedly. For example, I was reflecting on my fitness habits, and I realized some of my work was affecting my fitness habits, I think reflected on my work as well. I was able to come up with a change than affected both of my fitness and work aspects positively.

Why should we reflect?

Great question to ask. We may all have a different answers because every one of us is so unique. However, I believe the fundamental reason is because deep reflections really empowers us to gain self-awareness and to improve and become better humans.

Benefits of reflection

1. It helps you learn from your mistakes.
We are on route to repeat our mistakes and failures, if we don't reflect on our mistakes and failures. We can be smarter and choose to reflect on those mistakes and failures, figure out what went wrong, see how we can prevent them in the future. Mistakes and failures are valuable learning tools because we can use them as stepping stone to get better, instead of something to feel embarrassed or upset about. Reflection is an important way to do that.

2. It gives you great ideas.
Every blog post so far are from my reflections. I reflect on things that I am currently doing or that are going on in my life, and share my learnings and reflections in the articles I write. If I reflect on something that works well for me, I think about the "why" behind it and share that too. Same goes with my failures and mistakes. I look forward to grow together with my readers.

3. It helps you help others.
I realized by reflecting upon myself, I have gained a lot of insights which I find it may be a valuable learning experience for others as well. I can share what I've learned to help others going through the same things. I began the year with the hope that some of the things I've learned in the past couple years can help others. Only two weeks into my blogging career, I have people telling me how little tips, like how to wake up early, or how to start the exercise habit, have changed their lives. It's an amazing feeling. I'm simply humbled that I could help people or/and inspire them.

4. It makes you happier.
When we reflect on the things we did right, the things and relationships that we have, it allow us to celebrate on the little things and little successes in life. It allows us to realize how much we've done right, the good things we've done in our life and empower us to do even more. Without reflection, it's too easy to forget these things, and focus instead on our failures.

5. It gives you perspective.
Oftentimes we are caught up in the troubles in our busy daily lives. A mistake, a failure, a stressful project or anything similar can seem like it means all the world. It can be extremely overwhelming. However, if we take a minute to step back, and reflect on these problems, and how in the grand scheme of things they don't mean all that much, it can calm us down and lower our stress levels. We gain perspective, and empower us to focus on what's more important to us.

6. It helps you understand yourself better
When we reflect, we are having conversations with ourselves. Those self conversations are a great way to understand ourselves better. We can gain more insights of ourselves to further learn about our strengths, weaknesses, fears, and might even discover something unexpected.

How to do it?

Here comes the fun part. How should we actually reflect? I may have a different method and approach from you, and I'd love to share mine as a guideline. You are more than welcome to follow and/or even build your own reflection method.

I usually set aside some time at night after my bedtime reading, and think over the events that happened that day, think about the people I met that day and the interactions I had with them. I would ask myself one simple question and journal down my answers. "If I were to re-live today again, what 3 things would I change to make today better?" and from that question I may continue onto deeper reflective questions as follows.

1. Did I live up to my core values and personal mission today?
2. Did I be a person others can respect today?
3. Did I respect my body the way I should today?
4. Did I make a positive impact on the world today?
5. Did I perform at my best today?
6. Did I have negative emotions today? Why?
7. Did I use my time wisely today?

Furthermore, think about the reasons behind the answers to the above questions to explore and gain more insights about yourself. When you're able to learn more and more about yourself, you have harnessed the power of reflection!

More deep reflective questions can be found here.
I recommend and challenge with great love and respect that you develop the daily habit of reflection, in your own way. It will have profound changes on your life. Let me know how it goes!
With great love and respect,
Rybo

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Translation is the complex process of protein synthesis. Prior to this, the genetic information in DNA is converted into messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules by transcription. These single-stranded gene copies are the template for translation.

Translation takes place in the cytoplasm by which the information in the transcribed mRNA is converted into the corresponding amino acids which are later joined in a polypeptide chain.

The genetic code in the mRNA is translated to an amino acid sequence that finally leads to the formation of a unique protein. Translation involves a series of interactions between many components including different types of RNAs and other proteins.

Components of Translation

The key components required for translation are mRNA, tRNA, ribosomes, and aminoacyl tRNA synthetases. These four components are briefly explained below:

Ribosome

This is a complex organelle present in the cytoplasm that serves as the site of action for protein synthesis. It provides the enzymes needed for peptide bond formation.

The genetic information in mRNA is read as nucleotide triplets called codons. The ribosome moves along the mRNA recognizing the codons and adding their corresponding amino acid sequences until it reaches a "stop" codon. On encountering the stop code, the ribosome stops translation and releases the mRNA as well as the polypeptide.

Messenger RNA (mRNA)

This is a single-strand of RNA complementary to the DNA template and is a product of transcription. It carries the genetic information from the DNA to the ribosome for protein synthesis. During translation, mRNA nucleotide bases are read as codons or nucleotide triplets . In the process, each codon is designated to a particular amino acid however, the genetic code is described as degenerate because a single amino acid may be coded for by more than one codon. There are also specific mRNA codons that signal the start and stop of translation.

Transfer RNAr(tRNA)

This is a single strand of RNA composed of approximately 80 ribonucleotides. Each tRNA is read as a ribonucleotide triplet called an anticodon that is complementary to an mRNA codon. tRNAs act as an interpreter between amino acid sequences and nucleic acids by matching the amino acids to their cognate mRNA codons.

Aminoacyl tRNA synthetases

These are enzymes that link each amino acid to their corresponding tRNA with the help of a two-step process. Each amino acid has a unique synthetase and the active site of each enzyme fits only one specific combination of the amino acid and tRNA.

Key Steps in Translation

Similar to transcription, there are 3 steps in translation. These are namely; initiation, elongation, and termination. These steps are briefly discussed below:

Initiation

Small ribosomal subunits bind to mRNA. The initiator tRNA which is equipped with the anticodon UAC also binds to the start codon AUG in the mRNA. The resulting large complex forms a complete ribosome and initiates protein synthesis.

Elongation

Following initiation, a new tRNA-amino acid complex enters the codon next to the AUG codon. If the anticodon of the new tRNA matches the mRNA codon, base pairing occurs and the two amino acids are linked by the ribosome through a peptide bond. On the other hand, if the anticodon does not match the codon, base pairing cannot happen and the tRNA is rejected. Then, the ribosome moves one codon forward making space for a new tRNA-amino acid complex to enter. This process is repeated several times until the entire polypeptide has been translated.

Termination

As the ribosome moves along the mRNA, it encounters one of the three stop codons for which there is no corresponding tRNA. Terminator proteins present at the stop codon bind to the ribosome and trigger the release of the newly-synthesized polypeptide chain. The ribosome then disengages from the mRNA. On release from the mRNA, the small and large subunits of the ribosome dissociate and prepare for the next round of translation. The polypeptide chains produced during translation undergo some post-translational modifications before becoming a fully active protein.
Reviewed by Afsaneh Khetrapal, BSc (Hons)
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