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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mimi25 Comfortable and clean We had a large room and it was clean and comfortable. August 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DrJulie Nice Hotel This was an affordable and comfortable place to stay. December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 Very pleasant staff and comfortable, clean beds, also an abundance of computers to check you e-mails. Everyone very pleasant and conveniently located. August 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PATRICIA49 ROOMS ALWAYS COMFORTABLE. ROOMS ALWAYS COMFORATABLE AND WELL APPOINTED. December 27, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by WeddingTraveler5 Needs Updating In need of updating and a good cleaning. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AdrianeT This hotel had great customer service Great service, great room, great stay! October 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by WEDDING WEDDING BEDS VERY COMFORTABLE CONVENIENT LOCALE January 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by neil820 good help always ready whrn u need something April 8, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Zina Filthy noisy and false fire alarm Filthy noisy and false fire alarm June 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Medicineman13 as excpected Excellent Staff and accomodations March 5, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by schmelke Poor Customer Service Despite Premium Prices Here's what I wrote in Trip Advisor and on my comment card (no response yet to either) I stayed in a "Club level" room at this hotel -- paid top dollar for the room. The room was nice but apparently the toilet was broken when we checked in -- we did not notice it until late and we did not feel like asking for maintenance to come up to our room at 11 pm. It had probably run all day, so we fixed it ourselves. But it broke after every time we used it. Being a very frequent traveler, I don't get upset about these things. But before checking out in the morning, I called "Guest Services" to tell them so that they could fix it before the next guest arrived. What I got was a lecture telling me I should have called maintenance since they have someone available 24 hours. I replied that it was a shame that even a cursory inspection of the room was not done before we checked in, since clearly the toilet had clearly been broken for some time. Further, I said that I paid top dollar for this room and frankly, their response did not make me want to do that again. I think the reply was something like, "Is that all?" No good deed goes unpunished but I certainly would not return to this hotel at "Club Level" prices for this kind of treatment. I even filled out a comment card but got no response. July 21, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jim20850 Would Stay Again, But... The overall stay at this hotel was average, but there was nothing average about the Sheraton Eatontown Hotel. First the good: The room service and dining facilities were top notch. Even during a snow storm the kitchen and wait staff were friendly and made due with what they had to prepare a very good buffet. I ordered room service breakfast most days, and it arrived on time and was very good. The front desk staff was always friendly and assisted me with anything I needed. Now the bad: My room was never cleaned to my satisfaction. Over a five night stay it actually became a joke. I would relocate a ball of hair (that wasn't mine and was there when I arrived) to different locations within the bathroom. To the point of my last full day I placed it in the middle of the floor, and it was still there when I arrived in hte evening. There were glass rings on hte tables when I arrived, and there when I left and the bed, while made, was done so in a slovenly manner. The furniture in my room was uncomfortable. Because of a snow storm I ended up working in my room part of the day for two days. The desk chair was extremely uncomfortable, requiring me to get up and down to avoid back pain. Overall I will stay there again, because it is very convenient. But is I bring my wife I will go somewhere else. I would not want to subject her to the unclean conditions. February 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ryan Disappointed and will not return to this hotel I am a long time Starwood member and have never written a poor review. The fire alarm went off on Wednesday evening. After 15 minutes an announcement was made for all guests to leave their rooms and go to the lobby. This occurred at approximately 4 AM in the morning. The Sheraton staff provided no information while I and every other guest were in the lobby area. After 20 + minutes we were told to go back to our rooms. Again, no information was provided related to the cause of the fire alarm going off. At that point I went to my room and was unable to enter. I was the only guest on the 3rd floor with this problem. When I went back down to the Lobby the employee behind the check-in desk was surely and rude. She advised me to go back to my room and wait outside of the door and that someone would come eventually come but refused to call them anyone on the radio. Finally, another staff member radioed maintenance and I was let back in my room. At that time of checkout the employee behind the checkout desk said "I trust that you had a pleasant stay". I responded that I was present on Wednesday evening and she immediately said how about "1000 points" in a condescending manner. I have stayed at this hotel at least 10+ times in the past two years and after this experience I will not be coming back. Again, I never write reviews and have been generally happy with Starwood hotels. February 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Paddyf Great Front Staff Never too late to give compliments---I stayed at this hotel for 5 months from December 2012 till April 2013, while working with Sandi survivors. The front desk staff was very gracious in so many ways. There were so many issues after the hurricane, but this staff dealt with all issues in the most professional way. I can't say enough about Loretta, Adrian, Kate and the "two Toms" who went above and beyond on a weekly basis to make my stay more than comfortable. There were many issues that needed delicate attention due to people displaced from the storm who were staying at the hotel--it was a most difficult time! Special thanks to Kate for help with my status issues--great personal service! And thanks so much to the two Toms for their excellent recommendations for trips to Red Bank and the shores. They all deserve a raise! My only complaint is about the maintenance staff who were very inconsiderate most of the time about how noisy they were conducting their work--very loud and rude for guests in the hotel wherever they worked--really needs to be addressed! This hotel is not Sheraton owned (one of those..!) and the owners need to put some profits back into it in the way of upgrading to help support the great front staff they are very lucky to have!!! I hope this review gets sent to the Sheraton headquarters--with improvements and raises for this great front staff, this will be a flagship hotel!!! From a Platinum member and frequent traveler for many years... November 7, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by KimNY Disappointed, expected better for Sheraton We went in August with our two little girls. Since we booked through a third party we were treated sort of like welfare guests. It was thrown in our face about 20 times. We rented a fridge for our room, it died the next day, all of our food went bad, I called the front desk, they offered to send a new one but we had nothing left to put in it at that point. We had them take it. We were charged for both nights, even though we'd lost more than double the cost of the rental in food, we felt we should have been offered a free meal or something to make up for it but instead we had to dispute it on our credit card. The bathroom had mold, the vanity in there was broken, the door had rusty metal on the door. The beds themselves were extremely comfortable which is the one positive I have to say. The other positive was that they were able to give us a room with two beds in it so we had a place for our girls to sleep. We were treated differently because we booked through a third party instead of directly. That bothers me more now that we stayed somewhere else after booking through the same third party and were treated very well, so I now see that now all who book through a third party treat their customers the same. We were just trying to get away to the beach for a couple of days, we had our house destroyed in a hurricane, than a fire took our new home two weeks prior to move in. We just wanted a break for our girls, and us, I wanted a robe to wear, a plush robe, unfortunately they were not for the customers who didn't book directly. October 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by amzelenak the worst hotel stay i have ever experienced We stayed at the Sheraton for my cousins wedding and was utterly APPALLED at how the front desk staff treated not only myself but an elderly guest at the wedding. There was a gentleman who was rude, nasty and belligerent to us all. I overheard how he spoke to the elderly great aunt of the groom and all I could do was gape. I had been trying to check in since 2 pm, we were told that they were doing everything possible to get the guest in their rooms, many of us were from out of town. I recieved a number of answers regarding my reservations, my favorties were that there was no reservation, regardless of the fact that I had a confimation number and no one knew where my credit card information was. now it is after 4 pm I still have no room and I have this front desk man arguing with me and yelling at me, and telling me that Ihad no room to check into. Thank goodness my husband was there to tell him to knock it off because I was dumbfounded. I just took my key and walked away. By the time we got up to our room it was close to 5 pm and we still needed to get ready, the shuttle was leaving at 545. Our room was FILLED with mold on the ceiling and was just gross. Given how pleasant the front desk was I knew nothing was going to get down about it so we went to the wedding, crashed and left first thing in the am. I will NEVER stay here or at another Sheraton again. This was pure embarrasment, you should be ashamed of yourselves and how your establishment is run. in today's economy you should be bowing down to the customers who are staying at your place not making them feel like they are a major inconveniences. November 25, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by awful2013 Not Happy I called the day before arrival to inquire if there was early check in because we were driving down from Boston and wanted to time it properly. I was told that it was not a problem and 12pm should be fine. I would be given a temp key to access areas of the hotel if there was a short wait. I arrived at 1230 and was told there were no rooms available and that check in was at 4pm. I explained my earlier conversation and was told to check back at 130 and we will be fine. We had lunch (good) in JJ's and the gentleman bartender was GREAT. I went back at 130 and a different person was at front desk. I explained previous conversations to her and was told " I don't know what she told you but checkin is at 4pm and there is nothing I can do" I asked can anything be done to expedite the process, I even said I would take a double bed room. Again, very rude and offered no solution other than "normal checkin time is 4pm. At approx. 2:05 I noticed the original women I spoke with and approached her about the 130 time she spoke of. She told me my room was ready.....hmmm Later that evening at 9pm after returning from dinner, it was obvious that the suite next door was having a hotel party. I called front desk and asked if there was another room available because it looked like it was just the beginning of their party. I was told they will be quiet by 11 and there is no reason to move room. Needless to say security came up several times without us having to call, but I did call at 1am. At 1am the music was loud,, people were drunk, loud and even someone was trying to key in to MY door which was scary and NOT ACCEPTABLE. Got to sleep around 2am, Thanks Just to top it off, the house keeper knocked on my door at 9:45 and asked me what time we were leaving??? The worst experience at a Hotel by far! August 5, 2013


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I met several customers in the past few weeks who are evaluating Application Performance Management (APM) solution. They are facing a lot of challenges with their existing investments in old generation of APM solution. In this blog, I will outline some of the shortcomings with APM 1.0 tools that make them unfit for today's applications.
What is APM 1.0
Customers have been managing application performance since early days of mainframe evolution. However, Application Performance Management as a discipline has gained popularity in the past decade.
Let me first introduce what I mean by APM 1.0. The enterprise applications and technologies such as Java have evolved in past two decades. The APM 1.0 tools were invented more than a decade back and they provided great benefits to resolve application issues that were prevalent with the early versions of Java and .NET technologies. However Java/.NET application servers have become mature and do not have those challenges any more. Also enterprise application architecture and technologies have changed drastically and the APM 1.0 tools have not kept up. The following figure shows the evolution of enterprise Java in the past 15 years and when APM 1.0 and APM 2.0 tools have started emerging.
Following are few challenges with the APM 1.0 tools that you will run into when trying to manage your enterprise applications.
Challenge 1: Not enough focus on end-user or visibility for business critical transactions
The application owner and the application support team primarily cares about the user experience and service level delivered by their applications. APM 1.0 tools were primarily built to monitor applications from an application infrastructure perspective.
These tools lack the capabilities to monitor applications from real user perspective and help you isolate application issues whether it is caused by the network, load balancers, ADNs such as Akamai, or the application, database, etc. Some of these solutions were quick to add some basic end-user monitoring capabilities such as synthetic monitoring. However an application support personnel has to switch between multiple consoles and depend on manual correlation between end-user monitoring and application deep dive monitoring tools.
These tools do not allow you to track a real user request to the line of the code. That means you are blind-sighted when users are impacted and struggle to find what is causing the application failure.
Challenge 2: Built for Development and not suitable for production monitoring
APM 1.0 deep-dive monitoring tools were primarily built to diagnose issues during the application development lifecycle. These tools morphed into production deep-dive monitoring tools when the need arose for APM in production environments. So, These tools were not optimized for production monitoring and hence require a lot of effort to tune for production.
First off, the complexities of agent installation and configuration hinder deployment in production environment. Second, these tools usually require configuration changes every time new application code is rolled out.
Most damagingly, they have high overhead on application performance and do not scale beyond 100-150 application servers. This means that most customers use these in a test environment or enable deep-dive monitoring retroactively after an application failure - assuming the problem will recur.
Finally, these tools do not provide operation friendly UIs and because they were originally built for developers.
Challenge 3: High Cost of Ownership
As I alluded earlier, the old generation APM tools are very complex to configure because these require application knowledge, manual instrumentation and complex agent deployment. Hence expensive consultants are required to deploy and configure and maintain these tools. These tools also have multiple consoles - adding to total cost of ownership. Some customers told me that they spend a lot of time managing these APM tools rather than being able to manage their applications.
Conclusion: A Poor fit for today's applications
These tools were built more than a decade back, and have not evolved much although the application architecture, technologies and methodologies have gone though drastic changes.
Many of the customers whom I met were of the opinion that they spend more time managing the APM solution then managing their applications. If you use any of the APM 1.0 tools, and try to manage a modern application, you are likely in the same boat. Here are some customer expectations for a modern APM solution:
- It reduces your MTTR by quickly pinpointing business-critical issues with always-on, user-centric, deep application visibility
- Non-Invasive solution that requires no changes to application code, does not require manual instrumentation and auto-discovers your transactions, frame works, etc
- It provides Quick Time to Value and Ease of use with a single, integrated APM console
- Purpose-built for cloud applications
APM 1.0 tools certainly cannot satisfy these needs. In the next blog, I will discuss how an APM 2.0 solution like BMC Application Management addresses the challenges with APM 1.0 products and help you manage applications better thus improving customer satisfaction and resulting in better bottomline.
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Original Article
The identification of candidate radio marker genes using a coexpression network analysis in gamma-irradiated rice
Article first published online: 26 APR 2013
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.12058
© 2013 Scandinavian Plant Physiology Society
Physiologia Plantarum
Volume 149, Issue 4, pages 554–570, December 2013
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How to Cite
Kim, S.-H., Hwang, S.-G., Hwang, J. E., Jang, C. S., Velusamy, V., Kim, J.-B., Kim, S. H., Ha, B.-K., Kang, S.-Y. and Kim, D. S. (2013), The identification of candidate radio marker genes using a coexpression network analysis in gamma-irradiated rice. Physiologia Plantarum, 149: 554–570. doi: 10.1111/ppl.12058
Publication History
- Issue published online: 15 NOV 2013
- Article first published online: 26 APR 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 5 APR 2013 02:08PM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 25 MAR 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 28 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Received: 26 DEC 2012
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- Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI)
- Biogreen Program. Grant Number: PJ009084
- Rural Development Administration
- Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MEST)
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The astronomical calibration of the Givetian (Middle Devonian) timescale (Dinant Synclinorium, Belgium)
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in Special Publication - Geological Society of London (2014), 414
Recent advances in radiometric dating result in significant improvements in the geological timescale and provide better insight into the timing of various processes and evolutions within the Earth's ... [more ▼]
Recent advances in radiometric dating result in significant improvements in the geological timescale and provide better insight into the timing of various processes and evolutions within the Earth's system. However, no radiometric ages are contained within the Givetian. Consequently, the absolute ages of the Givetian Stage boundaries, as well as the stage's duration, remain poorly constrained. As an alternative, the analysis of sedimentary cycles allows for the estimation of the duration of this stage. We examined the high-resolution magnetic susceptibility signals of four Givetian outcrops in the Givet area for a possible astronomical imprint, to fully understand the rates of evolutionary and environmental change. All four sections are firmly correlated and wavelet analyses of the magnetic susceptibility signals reveal the imprint of astronomical eccentricity forcing. The highly stable 405 kyr cycles constrain the duration of the Givetian Stage at 4.35+0.45 Myr, which is in good agreement with the International Chronostratigraphic Chart (5.0 Myr). The studied sections also exhibit an imprint of obliquity, suggesting a climatic teleconnection between low and high latitudes. The corresponding microfacies curves demonstrate similar astronomical imprint, and thereby indicate that the observed 10 5year-scale cyclicity is the result of climatic and environmental change [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 8 (3 ULg)
Insight into the development of a carbonate platform through a multi-disciplinary approach - A case study from the Upper Devonian slope deposits of Mount Freikofel (Carnic Alps, Austria/Italy)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in International Journal of Earth Sciences (2014), 103
The development and behavior of Million year-scaled depositional sequences recorded within Palaeozoic carbonate platform has remained poorly examined. Therefore, the understanding of palaeoenvironmental ... [more ▼]
The development and behavior of Million year-scaled depositional sequences recorded within Palaeozoic carbonate platform has remained poorly examined. Therefore, the understanding of palaeoenvironmental changes that occur in geological past is still limited. We herein undertake a multi-disciplinary approach (sedimentology, conodont biostratigraphy, magnetic susceptibility and geochemistry) of a long-term succession in the Carnic Alps which offers new insights into the peculiar evolution of one of the best example of Palaeozoic carbonate platform in Europe. The Freikofel section, located in the central part of the Carnic Alps represents an outstanding succession in a fore-reef setting, extending from the latest Givetian (indet. falsiovalis conodont Zones) to the early Famennian (Lower crepida conodont Zone). Sedimentological analysis allowed to propose a sedimentary model dominated by distal slope and fore-reef slope deposits. The most distal setting is characterized by an autochthonous pelagic sedimentation showing local occurrence of thin-bedded turbiditic deposits. In the fore-reef slope, in a more proximal setting, there is an accumulation of various autochthonous and allochthonous fine- to coarse-grained sediments originated from the interplay of gravity-flow currents derived from the shallow-water and deeper-water area. The temporal evolution of microfacies in the Freikofel section evolves in two main steps corresponding to the Freikofel (Unit 1) and the Pal (Unit 2) Limestones. Distal slope to fore-reef lithologies and associate changes are from base to top of the section: (U1) thick bedded litho- and bioclastic breccia beds with local fining upward sequence and fine-grained mudstone intercalations corresponding, in the fore-reef setting, to the dismantlement of the Eifelian – Frasnian carbonate platform during the early to late Frasnian time (falsiovalis to rhenana superzones) with one of the causes being the Late Givetian major rift pulse; (U2) occurrence of thin-bedded red nodular and cephalopod-bearing limestones with local lithoclastic grainstone intercalations corresponding to a significant deepening of the area and the progressive withdrawal of sedimentary influxes toward the basin, in relation with late Frasnian sea-level rise. Magnetic susceptibility and geochemical analyses were also performed along the Freikofel section and demonstrate the inherent-parallel link existing between variation in magnetic susceptibility values and proxy for terrestrial input. Interpretation of magnetic susceptibility in term of palaeoenvironmental processes reflect that even though distality remains the major parameter influencing magnetic susceptibility values, carbonate production and water agitation also play an important role. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 22 (6 ULg)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in 14 ième ASF 2013 (Association des Sédimentologistes Français) (2013, November 07)Detailed reference viewed: 41 (11 ULg)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in 14 ième ASF 2013 (Association des Sédimentologistes Français) (2013, November)Detailed reference viewed: 24 (6 ULg)
Sedimentary development of a continuous Middle Devonian to Mississippian section from the fore-reef fringe of the Brilon Reef Complex (Rheinisches Scheifergebirge, germany)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in Facies (2013), 59
The Brilon-reef complex is one of the biggest Devonian carbonate buildups (~80 km²) of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge. The Burgberg section is located in the south-eastern fore-reef area of the Brilon ... [more ▼]
The Brilon-reef complex is one of the biggest Devonian carbonate buildups (~80 km²) of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge. The Burgberg section is located in the south-eastern fore-reef area of the Brilon reef-complex and exposes a succession of strata (117 m thick) which extend from the Middle Givetian (middle varcus conodont Zone) to the Viséan (bilineatus conodont Zone). Field and microfacies observations led to the definition of nine microfacies which are integrated into a sedimentary model divided into off-reef, intermediate fore-reef and proximal fore-reef sedimentary domains (SD). The off-reef domain (SD1) is the most distal setting observed and is characterized by fine-grained sediments, dominated by pelagic biota and the local occurrence of gravity-flow deposits. The intermediate fore-reef (SD2) is characterized by a mixture of biota and sediments coming from both, deeper-water and shallow-water sources and is influenced by storm and gravity-flow currents. In this domain Renalcis mound-like structures developed locally. Finally, the proximal fore-reef (SD3) corresponds to the most proximal setting which is strongly influenced by gravity-flow currents derived from the Brilon reef-complex. The temporal evolution of microfacies in the fore-reef setting of the Burgberg section show five main palaeoenvironmental trends influenced by the onset, general development, and demise/drowning of the Brilon reef-complex. Fore-reef to off-reef lithologies and their temporal changes are from the base to the top of the section: (U1) - fine-grained sediments with large reef debris, corresponding to the initial development of the reef building upon submarine volcanoclastic deposits during the Middle Givetian (middle varcus Zone) and first export of reef debris in the fore-reef setting; (U2) - high increase of reef-derived material in the fore-reef area, corresponding to a significant progradation of the reef from the Middle Givetian to the Early Frasnian (maximum extension of the Brilon reef-complex to the south, disparilis to the falsiovalis conodont biozones); (U3) - progressive decrease of shallow-water derived material and increase of fine-grained sediments and deep-water biota into the fore-reef setting, corresponding to the stepwise withdrawal of the reef influence; from the Middle to the Late Frasnian (jamieae conodont Zone); (U4) - development of a submarine rise characterized by nodular and cephalopod-bearing limestones extending from the Late Frasnian to the Late Famennian corresponding to the demise and drowning of the Brilon reef-complex as a result of the Late Frasnian Kellwasser events (upper rhenana and triangularis conodont biozones); (U5) - significant deepening of the Burgberg area starting in the Late Famennian, directly followed by an aggrading trend marked by pelagic shales overlying the nodular limestone deposits. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 53 (12 ULg)
Magnetic susceptibility as a high-resolution correlation tool and as a climatic proxy in Paleozoic rocks - merits and pitfalls: examples from the Devonian in Belgium.
Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; ; Boulvain, Frédéric et al
in Marine & Petroleum Geology (2013), 46Detailed reference viewed: 79 (15 ULg)
The astronomical calibration of the Givetian (Middle Devonian) time scale (Dinant Synclinorium, Belgium).
; Boulvain, Frédéric ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine et al
in American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, Abstract (2013)Detailed reference viewed: 9 (3 ULg)
) Shallow water facies setting around the Kačák Event – Microfacies, MS studies, and geochemical proxies.
; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in ICPSEA3 2013: The 3rd International Conference on the Palaeontology of South-East Asia. Abstract book (2013)Detailed reference viewed: 23 (6 ULg)
The astronomical calibration of the Givetian (Middle Devonian) time scale (Dinant Synclinorium, Belgium).
; Boulvain, Frédéric ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine et al
in Whalen; Osadetz; Richards (Eds.) et al IGCP-580/596, Geophysical and Geochemical techniques: a window on the Paleozoic world, Abstract book (2013)Detailed reference viewed: 24 (1 ULg)
Sedimentary development and correlation of Mid-Late Devonian fore-reef deposits from Central Europe
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
Conference (2012, September 12)
INTRODUCTION: Despite the interest for the reconstruction of environmental changes over a long period of time, long-term successions have been relatively poorly investigated using a mutli-disciplinary ... [more ▼]
INTRODUCTION: Despite the interest for the reconstruction of environmental changes over a long period of time, long-term successions have been relatively poorly investigated using a mutli-disciplinary approach compared to short-term intervals such as Kačák, Taghanic, punctata, Kellwasser and Hangenberg events. Recently, BOULVAIN et al. (2010) compared two km-thick Eifelian-Frasnian sections from Belgium and Czeck Republic using magnetic susceptibility (SM) technique. Regardless the very different background of palaeogeography, sedimentary rate, facies and local sea-level changes history, a remarkable similarity in the MS trends can be observed between these two sections. These similarities brought questions on the nature of the long-term forcing parameters that were active at the inter-regional scale. In order to get a better understanding of the factors responsible of the inter-regional forcing, a detailed records of microfacies observations, MS measurements, selected trace and major elemental concentrations and conodonts biostratigraphy have been performed on two Middle to Upper Devonian successions from Germany (Sauerland, Burgberg) and Austria (Carnics Alps, Freikofel). CONODONT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY: In the Burgberg section, conodont biostratigraphy allowed us to confirm that the studied section extend from the Middle Givetian to the Lower Carboniferous. In the Freikofel section, it allowed to precisely identify the Eifelian-Givetian and the Frasnian-Famennian boundaries. SEDIMENTOLOGY: The field and microfacies observations allowed us to reconstruct the sedimentary environment and to highlight several major variations of this environment. In the Middle Devonian, both sections are mainly characterized by fore-reef sediments. In the Burgberg section, those fore-reef sediments, mainly correspond to bioclastic grainstone and rudstone related to gravity flow deposits derived from the shallow-water area. In the Freikofel section, the fore-reef area is dominated by breccia sediments suggesting a strong debris flow influence. Through the Upper Devonian the sedimentary setting evolves to an off-reef pelagic environment in both sections and even a basinal setting in the Burgberg section. Sediments are then dominated by thin-bedded and nodular limestone. In this Upper Devonian part, locally both sections, debris coming from the shallow-water area are still observed (suggestion: Even in the Upper Devonian, occasionally debris deriving from shallow water areas has been observed in both sections. MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY AND GEOCHEMISTRY: The mean MS values for the Burgberg and Freikofel sections are respectively 1,88x10-8m³/kg and 7,72x10-9m³/kg. Compared to the MSmarine standard of 5.5x10-8m³/kg defined by ELLWOOD et al. (2011) on the basis of ~11,000 marine rocks samples, our values are low, mostly in the Freikofel section, which could indicate a low terrestrial influx seaward during the Middle and Upper Devonian. Regarding the magnetic susceptibility curves from these two sections, several large-scaled trends can be highlighted. The evolution curves of some selected clastic input proxies such as Zr, Si, Al, Ti, Sr display similar large-scaled trends. This indicates that clastic input proxies and MS are inherently linked and MS techniques can thus be used here as a proxi for changes in source or amount or type of weathering (RIQUIER et al. 2010). Most of the long-term MS variations occurring in both sections are interpreted as being related to second order eustatic variations (T-R Cycles). Through this multi-disciplinary investigation, we would like to get a better idea on the causes of long-term trends in MS variations and to document the sedimentary changes in response to these long-term variations. Further aim is to develop the application of MS techniques as a correlation tools. BOULVAIN, F., DA SILVA, A-C., MABILLE, C., HLADIL, J., GERSL, M., KOPTIKOVA, L., SCHONABL P., 2010. Magnetic susceptibility correlation of km-thick Eifelian-Frasnian sections (Ardennes and Moravia). Geologica Belgica, 13/4, 309-318. ELLWOOD, B.B., ALGEO, T.J., EL HASSANI, A., TOMKIN, J.H., ROWE, H.D., 2011. Defining the timing and duration of Kačák Interval within the Eifelian/Givetian boundary GSSP, Mech Irdane, Morocco, using geochemical and magnetic susceptibility patterns. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 304, 74-84. RIQUIER, L., AVERBUCH, O., DEVLEESCHOUWER, X., TRIBOVILLARD, N., 2010. Diagenetic versus detrital origin of the magnetic susceptibility variations in some carbonate Frasnian-Famennian boundary sections from Northern Africa and Western Europe: implications for palaeoenvironmental reconstructions. International Journal of Earth Sciences, 99, 57-73. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 48 (2 ULg)
Sedimentary development of a continuous Middle Givetian to Lower Carboniferous section from the fore-reef fringe of the Brilon reef-complex (Rheinisches Schiefergebirge, Germany)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
Poster (2012, June 25)Detailed reference viewed: 15 (2 ULg)
Multi-disciplinary research on long-term Middle to Upper Devonian fore-reef successions from Germany and Austria
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in Kido, Erika; Suttner, Thomas; Werer, Piller (Eds.) et al Berichte des Institutes für Erdwissenschaften, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz (2012, June)Detailed reference viewed: 24 (4 ULg)
Sedimentology of a Mid-Late Ordovician carbonate mud-mounds complex from the Katmandu nappe in Central Nepal
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in ASF (Ed.) Livre des résumés (2011, November)Detailed reference viewed: 8 (2 ULg)
Sedimentology of a continuous Givetian-Frasnian carbonate succession in Sauerland (Germany) and MS comparison with the time-equivalent ones of Ardennes (Belgium) and Moravia (Czech Republic)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; Boulvain, Frédéric et al
Poster (2011, September)
This study focuses on the continuous Givetian-Frasnian section of the abandoned Burgberg's quarry (Messinghausen Anticline, northern margin of the Rhenish Mountains). The exposed section (102 m thick ... [more ▼]
This study focuses on the continuous Givetian-Frasnian section of the abandoned Burgberg's quarry (Messinghausen Anticline, northern margin of the Rhenish Mountains). The exposed section (102 m thick) covers a well constraint stratigraphic interval starting at the base of the Givetian (Stritzke 1991;Aboussalam et al., 2003) and according to our new datations ending within the Lower Famennian. The Middle-Upper Devonian shelf-edge within the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge can be traced from the supposed position along the southern rim of the Dinant Syncline and the Eifel Synclines, northwards along a line connecting the southern margin of the Devonian reefal outcrops of Attendorn and Brilon (Krebs 1967, 1974). The depositional setting of the investigated section corresponds to complex slope and basinal environments where reworked material from the proximal Brilon platform (located to the north) and basin deposits coexist. Thus, this section allows to follow the evolution of the Givetian-Frasnian Brilon (e.g., Machel 1990; Stritze 1990, 1991) platform in a deeper setting. Petrographic analysis of more than 300 thin-sections leads to the identification of 9 microfacies which are integrated into a palaeoenvironmental model. Microfacies curve evolution shows two main trends. A shallowing upward trend ending within a typical proximal slope setting (dismantling of the platform) followed by a deepening upward trend which is characterized by several meter of pelagic mudstone within the upper part of the studied section. Magnetic susceptibility variations in sedimentary rocks, have commonly been interpreted as related to variations of detritic inputs through climatic or sea level changes (Crick et al., 1994). The magnetic susceptibility (MS) study of more than 330 samples from this long-time fore-reef carbonated succession is an opportunity to better constrain our sedimentological interpretations. To do so, we propose a comparison between general MS trends and some parameters such as microfacies and relative sea level fluctuations interpreted on the basis of the sedimentological study. The relatively long stratigraphic interval covered by the Burgberg section offers a good opportunity to compare our data with the time equivalent Devonian sections of the Ardennes (Belgium) and Moravian karst area (Czech Republic) (Boulvain et al., 2010). And thus to test the magnetic susceptibility tool for long distance correlation between stratigraphically well constraint sections. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 31 (6 ULg)
Sedimentology of a Mid-Late Ordovician carbonate mud-mound complex from the Katmandu nappe in central Nepal
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in Journal of Asian Earth Sciences (2011), 42(3), 451-466
This sedimentological study of the Godavari quarry is the first relating to the Palaeozoic Tethyan sedimentary rocks of the Katmandu nappe (Central Nepal). Sedimentological analyses led to the ... [more ▼]
This sedimentological study of the Godavari quarry is the first relating to the Palaeozoic Tethyan sedimentary rocks of the Katmandu nappe (Central Nepal). Sedimentological analyses led to the identification of six microfacies belonging to a large carbonate mud-mound complex, which can be divided into mound, flank and off-mound main depositional settings. Identification of two dasycladaceans (Dasyporella cf. silurica (Stolley, 1893) and Vermiporella sp.) in the mound facies gives a Mid-Late Ordovician age to this newly discovered Godavari carbonate mud-mound, which makes this mound one of the oldest ever described in the Asian continent. The mound microfacies are characterized by a high micritic content, the presence of stromatactis and the prevalence of red coloured sediments (the red pigmentation probably being related to organic precipitation of iron). The flank microfacies are characterized by a higher crinoid and argillaceous content and the presence of bio- and lithoclasts concentrated in argillaceous lenses. Finally, the off-mound microfacies show very few bioclasts and a high argillaceous content. Palaeoenvionmental interpretation of microfacies, in terms of bathymetry, leads us to infer that the Godavari mud-mound started to grow in a deep environment setting below the photic and wave action zones and that it evolved to occupy a location below the fair weather wave base. Cementation of cavities within the mound facies underlines a typical transition from a marine to a burial diagenetic environment characterized by: (1) a radiaxial non luminescent feroan calcite cement (marine) showing a bright orange luminescent band in its middle part; (2) a bright zoned orange fringe of automorphic feroan calcite (meteoric phreatic); (3) a dull orange xenomorphic feroan calcite cement in the centre of cavities (burial) and (4) a saddle dolomite within the centre of larger cavities. The faunal assemblage (diversity and relative proportion) of the Godavari mound facies is dominated by crinoids and ostracods, which makes this carbonate mud-mound comparable to the Meiklejohn Peak mounds (Nevada). [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 39 (7 ULg)
Magnetic susceptibility evolution on Paleozoic sedimentary settings, a clue for past paleoenvironments
Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; Pas, Damien ; et al
in Suttner; Kido; Piller (Eds.) et al Mid Paleozoic climate and biodiversity. IGCP-596 opening meeting. Abstract Volume (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 14 (3 ULg)
Sedimentology of a continuous Givetian-Frasnian carbonate succession in Sauerland (Germany) and MS comparison with the time-equivalent ones of Ardennes (Belgium) and Moravia (Czech Republic).
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; Boulvain, Frédéric et al
in Suttner, Thomas; Kido, Erika; Piller, W. E. (Eds.) et al IGCP-596 Mid-Paleozoic climate and biodiversity, 19-24 septembre, Graz, Austria, Abstract book (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg)
Sedimentology of a mid-late Ordovician carbonate mud-mound complex from the Katmandu Nappe in Central Nepal.
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; et al
in 13ème congrès Français de Sédimentologie, Dijon. Livre des résumés, 2011, Publ. ASF, Paris, n°68, p270-271. (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 9 (4 ULg)
Sedimentology and magnetic susceptibility on a continuous Middle Givetian to Lower Famennian fore-reef succession (Sauerland, Germany): a new example of MS study for long-distance correlations (Germany, Belgium, and Moravia)
Pas, Damien ; Da Silva, Anne-Christine ; Boulvain, Frédéric et al
in Koptikova, Leona; Hladil, Jindrich; Adamovic, Jiri (Eds.) Miroslav Krs conference: time, magnetism, records, systems and solution. The 2011 Annual IGCP-580 Meeting. Abstract Volume (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 11 (1 ULg)


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For my wife and I, this past week was about being part of a family.  We spent eight days in rural North Carolina with our daughter, her husband and two grandkids.  It was an adventure in relationships where we got to spend quality time with each other.

We spent this time at their temporary home on the grounds of a Wesleyan church camp.  There were lots of trees, roads with very few cars, cows, pigs, goats and a whole lot of quiet.

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 Family Wes Thorp 2014-11-16T12:19:45-05:00 I'm not sure voting makes a difference anymore in this country http://westhorp.typepad.com/dailygrit/2014/11/im-not-sure-voting-makes-a-difference-anymore-in-this-country.html This is where I've put many of my "I Voted" stickers. My Facebook newsfeed is filled with digital stickers reminding me to vote today. I'm sure that we will get many robo-calls reminding me to vote and television will have...

This is where I've put many of my "I Voted" stickers.

My Facebook newsfeed is filled with digital stickers reminding me to vote today.  I'm sure that we will get many robo-calls reminding me to vote and television will have more than a few reminders.

I grew up with voting as a value.  I couldn't wait to vote for the first time.  For decades, I carried the belief that citizens could make a difference in how they are governed.  I'm not so sure anymore.

It's becoming clearer that many politicians hold voters with contempt.  They disrespect them by distoring or withholding the truth.  To get that all you have to do is watch and listen to the television commercials where they attack each other.  Both sides do it.  Each side will try to make out the other as the spawn of Satan.

Then when they're elected they easily become part of the ruling class.  Their sole purpose is to perpetuate themselves in office.

Not all politicians are this way.  There are many who are well-intentioned, but they get to their office with elastic values and all the transparency that can be seen through a thick black curtain.

Anybody feel their vote makes a difference?  How?
 Poltics Wes Thorp 2014-11-04T08:15:16-05:00 Can our tree leaves tell us what kind of winter we are going to have? http://westhorp.typepad.com/dailygrit/2014/11/can-our-tree-leaves-tell-us-what-kind-of-winter-we-are-going-to-have.html It's November 3 and the leaves are off our trees here in mid-Michigan. A year ago today they were still on our front yard maple tree. Today, that tree is bare. What does that mean about the kind of winter...
It's November 3 and the leaves are off our trees here in mid-Michigan.  A year ago today they were still on our front yard maple tree.  Today, that tree is bare.  What does that mean about the kind of winter we are going to have?

Cold and lots of snow?  Is it time for me to go out and buy a generator for our home just in case the electricity goes out like it did last year?

This is our tree this morning. Took the picture from our living room couch. The tree is bare.

This is the same tree one year ago today. Big difference from today, right?

 Lansing (MI) Wes Thorp 2014-11-03T08:09:47-05:00 I'm leaving this David Crowder song--"I Am"--for my kids and my grandkids http://westhorp.typepad.com/dailygrit/2014/11/im-leaving-this-david-crowder-song-i-am-for-my-kids-and-my-grandkids.html What songs would you want to leave for your kids to hear? Knowing the vicissitudes of life and realizing the tenousness of life, I'm tying together a lot of loose ends. As a dad and a grandpa, I've been thinking...

What songs would you want to leave for your kids to hear?

Knowing the vicissitudes of life and realizing the tenousness of life, I'm tying together a lot of loose ends.  As a dad and a grandpa, I've been thinking about what I can leave my family as part of my legacy.

The likelihood is that my kids and their kids at some point will feel distance from God and his promises.  Life can take a lot of turns and sometimes, it's hard to find your way back.  I'm 68-years-old and have not felt the presence of God on too many occasions.

In church today, we sang this song--"I Am" by David Crowder.  It's a real reminder that he's there.  I'm going to purchase it from iTunes and play it on all my devices.  I need this reminder and I know they will need it too at some point.

So, I leave them this great reminder.

 Family Spiritual walk Wes Thorp 2014-11-02T16:57:09-05:00 What were you doing one year ago today, Nov. 1? http://westhorp.typepad.com/dailygrit/2014/11/what-were-you-doing-one-year-ago-today-nov-1.html What were you doing one year ago today? Do you remember? Give it a try? I have a photo record of what my wife and I did. It was all pretty routine stuff, but enjoyable. Three pictures tell the story....
 What were you doing one year ago today?  Do you remember?  Give it a try?

I have a photo record of what  my wife and I did.  It was all pretty routine stuff, but enjoyable.   Three pictures tell the story.  In most of Michigan, we still clean up leaves from all our tree and some of the neighbors.  That includes getting them out of the eaves.

There was a visit to Starbucks in East Lansing for a pumpkin spice latte.  I don't remember the things we talked about, but I bet our conversation included our kids and grandkids.

We can make a grocery shopping trip into a social occasion.  A year ago, our shopping cart included a bottle of our favorite wine and bananas.

Cleaning leaves out of our eaves trough is a ritual at our house. All the neighbors have fun taking bets on whether I'll fall off the ladder.

Starbucks is a special place for us. Great coffee and great conversation with my best friend.

Great Lakes Red is our favorite wine. Our local Meijers stocks it. Great for watching football games on television.

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Three Arizona small businesses have been named Blue Ribbon Small Business Award winners by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Tempe-based Precise Corporate Staging, Phoenix-based Duffy Group Inc. and Casa Grande-based Studio 3 Beauty Designs were recognized for demonstrating excellent business practices in several areas including strategy, employee development, community involvement and customer service.
The U.S. Chamber honored 100 companies with the Blue Ribbon Award.
"The Blue Ribbon Award winners show that, even facing uncertainty and economic challenges, small businesses can grow and succeed," chamber President and CEO Tom Donohue said in a statement. "They are America's economic engine, driving growth and job creation all across this country."
This year's winners were selected from a record number of nationwide applicants and will be honored at America's Small Business Summit 2013, which will be held from April 29 – May 1 in Washington.
Kathleen Duffy Ybarra, president of recruiting firm Duffy Group Inc., said she was honored to receive the Blue Ribbon Award.
"The past few years presented new challenges for all businesses; navigating a business through an economic downturn is not for the faint of heart," she said. "I feel as though I earned an MBA from the school of hard knocks."
On Feb. 15, seven of the Blue Ribbon recipients will be announced as award finalists, and one will be named the Dream Big Small Business of the Year during the summit. The winner will be presented with a $10,000 cash prize courtesy of the U.S. Chamber.
"If we won the $10,000 Dream Big award, I would donate a portion to the Go Red for Women Campaign with the American Heart Association," Duffy Ybarra said. "The balance I would share with the employees. I would love to surprise them with an extra bonus check as a small gesture for hanging in there with me the past few years."
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Music lovers listen up! The Science of Rock 'N' Roll Exhibition opens June 11th at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto and features all kinds of hands-on exhibits that are sure to get your feet tapping to the beat. Canadian rockers Arkells entertained at the media preview on June 5th with a set from their upcoming album High Noon. Signed to Universal Music, their performance was outstanding - another reminder that Canada has a wealth of musical talent.
The exhibition features informational walls that showcase the history and evolution of rock from the 1950s to today, music instruments from various eras, historical recording equipment as well as record players, tape players, eight-tracks, sheet music and Walkmans — anyone remember any of those?
You can drum along with a Beatles' song, record a track in one of four video recording booths (and see your recording later online, available for download to social media), or try your hand at being a sound engineer in a recording studio. There's something for everyone who loves music at this exhibition.
The Science of Rock 'N' Roll runs from June 11 to October 25, 2014 and is free with general admission to the Science Centre. The Science Centre is also offering ScienceROCKS! for adults 19 and over, which will include live performances, presentations and Rolling Stones at the Max on the big screen. Each evening (July 24, August 21 and September 17 from 7 p.m. to midnight) will feature a different theme and will be licensed. For more info or to book tickets, visit www.scienceofrock.com. ~Alexandra Heilbron
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