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As snow falls on Boone County, Appalachian Poswer is preparing for heavy electricity demand.
Forecasters are predicting this winter storm to blanket the service territory with up to 6 inches of snow and single digit temperatures. Lows tonight in this region are forecasted as low as 4 degrees.
Schools are closed, roadways are slick and forecasters are calling for more snow and freezing temperatures.
"Our system is designed to handle customers' electricity demand in both hot and cold temperature extremes," said Phil Wright, Appalachian Power's vice president of distribution operations. "Our engineering staff has reviewed equipment where we could have load problem and is taking action as needed."
Wright says customers should try to conserve electricity when they can by decreasing the thermostat settings to the lowest comfortbale level and postpone use of major electric appliances, such as stoves, dishwashers and clothes dryers until mid-day or 9 p.m., when the demand for electricity decreases.
During the last Arctic blast, Appalachian Power customers in Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee set an unofficial all-time peak demand of 8,410 megawatts (MW) at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7. Arctic cold weather across the company's entire service area helped push electricity consumption past the previous record of 8,308 MW set on Jan. 16, 2009.
"We're facing the coldest temperatures in 20 years, not just in some parts of our service territory, but across all of the coldest temperatures in 20 years, not just in some parts of our service territory, but across all of the three-state area that we serve," said Charles Patton, Appalachian Power president and COO. "That has pushed the customer demand for electricity past anything we've ever seen."
The new company peak will be confirmed next month when additional metering information is available to verify the customer consumption. A megawatt is a measurement of electricity demanded equal to one million watts. One hundred watts will light a 100-watt light bulb.
Appalachian Power has approximately 1 million customers in Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee (as AEP Appalachian Power). It is a unit of American Electric Power, one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, which delivers electricity to more than 5 million customers in 11 states.
AEP ranks among the nation's largest generators of electricity, owning nearly 38,000 megawatts of generating capacity in the U.S. AEP also owns the nation's largest electricity transmission system, a nearly 39,000-mile network that includes more 765 kilovolt extra-high voltage transmission lines than all other U.S. transmission systems combined.
Customers who do lose service can report outages to Appalachian Power by calling the customer service center toll-free at 1-800-982-4237.
Meanwhile, the drop in temperatures and more snow falling this week could cause power outages in the area. The nonprofit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH) offers the following tips to keep families safe and comfortable:
Family Safety
1. Include power outages in your family disaster plan, identifying alternate means of transportation and routes to home, school or work.
2. Keep extra cash on hand since an extended power outage may prevent you from withdrawing money from automatic teller machines or banks.
3. Keep your car fuel tank at least half-full, gas stations rely on electricity to power their pumps.
4. During a power outage, resist the temptation to call 9-1-1 for information–that's what your battery-powered radio is for.
5. Turn off all lights but one, to alert you when power resumes.
6. Check on elderly neighbors, friends, or relatives who may need assistance if weather is severe during the outage.
7. Keep a supply of flashlights, batteries and a battery-powered radio on hand. Do not use candles as they pose a fire hazard.
Keeping Warm
8. Put on layers of warm clothing. Never burn charcoal for heating or cooking indoors.
9. If you are using a gas heater or fireplace to stay warm, be sure the area is properly ventilated.
10. Go to a designated public shelter if your home loses power or heat during periods of extreme cold. Text SHELTER + your ZIP code to 43362 (4FEMA) to find the nearest shelter in your area (example: shelter 12345)
11. Keep a supply of non-perishable foods, medicine, baby supplies, and pet food as appropriate on hand. Be sure to have at least one gallon of water per person per day on hand.
12. Avoid opening the fridge or freezer. Food should be safe as long as the outage lasts no more than four hours.
13. Have one or more coolers for cold food storage in case power outage is prolonged. Perishable foods should not be stored for more than two hours above 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
14. If you eat food that was refrigerated or frozen, check it carefully for signs of spoilage.
15. Do not run a generator inside a home or garage. Use gas-powered generators only in well-ventilated areas.
16. Connect only individual appliances to portable generators.
17. Don't plug emergency generators into electric outlets or hook them directly to your home's electrical system – as they can feed electricity back into the power lines, putting you and line workers in danger.
When Power Returns
18. When power comes back on, it may come back with momentary "surges" or "spikes" that can damage equipment such as computers and motors in appliances like the air conditioner, refrigerator, washer or furnace.
19. When power is restored, wait a few minutes before turning on major appliances to help eliminate further problems caused by a sharp increase in demand.
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Thoracic Surgery
The All Children's pediatric surgery group has a special focus on congenital and acquired conditions of the neonatal and pediatric chest. Notable aspects of the program include:
- The first minimally invasive repair of a congenital diaphragmatic hernia in the region was performed at All Children's Hospital.
- The first comprehensive pectus excavatum treatment center in the region was started at All Children's Hospital.
- All Children's surgeons perform more pediatric thoracic procedures than any other pediatric hospital in the region.
The discipline of thoracic surgery encompasses operations of the chest wall and the organs contained within (excluding heart surgery). The various conditions treated by our thoracic surgeons are classified as congenital anomalies, acquired conditions, tumors of the chest , and deformities of the chest wall (like pectus excavatum).
The chest with the small incisions hidden under the arm at the completion of a minimally invasive repair of a pectus excavatum.
Pectus Excavatum
|Preoperative Patient with Pectus Excavatum
|Postoperative Patient showing minimally invasive Pectus Excavatum repair bandages
Congenital Conditions
A multidisciplinary team of perinatologists, neonatologists, pediatric anesthesiologists and pediatric surgeons manage complex congenital lesions of the chest. Many of these are identified prenatally allowing our team to begin management of the condition even before the baby is born. However, even in situations where these problems are not discovered until after birth, All Children's Hospital is the major referral center for neonatal surgery on the west coast of Florida. Managing so many babies with complex chest problems means an experienced operating room and intensive care unit team is always prepared. Examples of congenital anomalies typically handled include:
- tracheo-esophageal fistula
- diaphragmatic hernia
- pulmonary sequestrations of the lung
- congenital cystic adenomatoid malformations of the lung
- bronchogenic cysts
- congenital lobar emphysema
- esophageal duplications
Acquired Conditions
The latest preoperative imagining techniques allows thoracic surgeons to plan the removal of a pulmonary sequestration
Thoracoscopic view of the inside of the chest after sympathectomy for hyperhidrosis
Infections of the lung (pneumonia) or of the area around the lung (empyema) will sometimes require the intervention of a surgeon. Working closely with the pediatric infectious disease specialists at All Children's Hospital, our surgical group has devised a comprehensive treatment algorithm based on the latest scientific evidence to ensure that every child with a chest infection gets the best treatment. Similarly, the management of pneumothorax and chest trauma continues to evolve, and our group utilizes the latest minimally invasive techniques to address these conditions (watch a video of a thoracoscopic operation to treat recurrent pneumothorax).
When most people think about the chest, the heart and lungs come immediately to mind. However, it is the foregut (i.e. the esophagus) that is the organ that often requires the expertise of a thoracic surgeon. For example, gastroesophageal reflux — what many would call heartburn — is not just a disease of adults. Little babies, children and adolescents also suffer from this and operations to prevent harmful reflux are commonly performed by pediatric surgeons using special tiny scopes and small incisions.
Some children and adolescents suffer from excessive sweating in their palms and armpits called hyperhidrosis. The surgeons at All Childrens's Hospital were the first to bring to the west coast of Florida the minimally invasive surgical technique for treating this debilitating condition in children. By going into the chest with a miniature scope and two additional small holes, a sympathectomy can be performed to eliminate the problem (watch a video of a sympathectomy).
Tumors of the Chest
Many different types of tumors can arise in the chest in the pediatric age group. Some of these are benign while others are malignant (cancerous). The thoracic surgeons are part of the multidisciplinary pediatric team that is assembled to care for these special patients. Our pediatric radiologists use the latest technology to perform ultrasounds, MRIs and CT scans on these patients and in some cases can even perform biopsies (obtain a sample of the tumor for testing) under imaging guidance. Some patients require an operation to diagnose, treat or remove tumors of the chest, and our pediatric surgery team is experienced in operating on all the various chest tumors including neuroblastomas, lymphomas, thymic tumors, teratomas among others. And just as with other conditions, minimally invasive techniques are used whenever possible when dealing with tumors.
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The German X-4 was a small air-to-air missile of World War II that could be fired at heavily armed Allied bombers from a distance. To prevent jamming, guidance was by wires running between the missile and launch aircraft, rather than by radio. Slated for use on the Me 262 jet fighter, the X-4 could also have been fired from such piston-engine aircraft as the Ju 88, Ju 388, and Fw 190, all of which launched test missiles beginning in August 1944.
A BMW 109-548 liquid-fuel rocket engine powered the missile. Ruhrstahl produced 1,000 X-4 airframes in late 1944, but an Allied air raid destroyed the BMW engines and production lines, a blow from which the program never recovered. This artifact was a gift of the Thiokol Chemical Corporation, Reactions Motors Division, which had acquired it from the U.S. military for post-World War II testing.
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The Bulls have made two changes for their match against the Stormers at Loftus on Saturday.
Johann Sadie has been dropped from the match 22 with JJ Engelbrecht given the No 13 jersey, while Juandre Kruger replaces Wilhelm Steenkamp in the second row.
Sadie has struggled to replicate the form that he produced for the Stormers and WP last season, although he has been carrying an injury at times. His defence in particular has been a liability and coach Frans Ludeke has gone for the safer option in Engelbrecht, who has impressed in the midfield since moving from wing.
Flank Jacques Potgieter has been given another week to recover from his knee injury.
Bulls – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morne Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Pierre Spies (c), 7 CJ Stander, 6 Dewald Potgieter, 5 Juandre Kruger, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Dean Greyling.
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Three Kings Condominiums are a short distance to the Park City Mountain Resort and adjacent to the cross country ski trail. Conveniently located, within walking distance to many restaurants, shops, and grocery stores. Park City's free transportation route is nearby. This complex features changing facilities with showers, a common area outdoor hot tub, an outdoor heated pool, a sauna, laundry facilities, a media center with internet access and wireless access at the front desk, and underground parking.
This gold rated two bedroom plus loft, two and a half bathroom condominium features 1318 square feet of space. The unit features a dining room and living room, kitchen area, half bath, and a private bedroom with a full bathroom downstairs, as well as a private bedroom and open loft bedroom upstairs. The upstairs bedroom and loft share a bathroom. The loft bedroom is not private from the bedroom.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN — A few things come to mind when Colleen Reynolds-Tate remembers her eldest brother.
She described his stature as slim, tall. They were born 21 years apart to Mr. and Mrs. C.S. "Bud" Reynolds.
His name was Colon B. Reynolds. Those who knew the eldest brother of the Reynolds family called him "Pat."
It's a nickname Colleen smiles about.
"He was like a clown. Just a happy, happy person," she said. "He was close to every one of the siblings. I don't know why we called him Pat."
But Colon's time on the family farm around El Bethel Road ended in his mid-20s.
World War II began. The draft called his name in March 1944, and also the names of five brothers.
Colleen was young at the time. Praying wasn't uncommon in her household and in others' who saw their sons off to war.
"We prayed every day to get letters they were OK," Colleen recalled. "That was seldom because they were always in action."
One day, two U.S. Army soldiers came to the farm instead of letters.
Colleen understood her brothers were at war. She knew something was wrong.
"It scared me," Colleen said, thinking back to the shrill scream her mother let out.
'A hard loss for all of us'
Colonserved as a private in B Troop of the 3rd Cavalry Reconaissance Squadron, part of the 4th Armored Division in Lt. Gen. George Patton's 3rd Army. A platoon of B Troop soldiers hold the distinction of being the first American troops to enter Germany during World War II, on Aug. 31, 1944.
Colonwas killed by enemy fire on Oct. 13, 1944, in France, while trying to find shelter inside a church. He had only been in the Army for seven months and in France for two months.
He was 29.
He had a wife and a daughter. Colon's brothers were still fighting overseas when news of his death broke.
Colleen doesn't remember the names of the two soldiers who visited her family's farm. They stayed until Colon's burial at Mountain Rest Cemetery.
"It was a hard loss for all of us," Colleen said. "We were already a close family, but we carried on with life. It's what we've always done."
And Colon's name will carry on, too.
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The city of Kings Mountain plans to remember Colon by engraving his name on the Patriots Memorial.
The monument recognizes any and all servicemen who are native to the city and surrounding area and died in combat. His name will be listed alongside soldiers who fought in the World Wars, the Vietnam War and the Korean War.
Their names will be dedicated during a Memorial Day observance set for May 27.
"This is a wonderful thing for our community. It's an honor to have his name on the wall," she said. "It's time the career service and World War II veterans aren't forgotten."
The rest of Colleen's brothers made it back home at war's end. Now, she's the only surviving sibling.
Framed pictures of Colon don't adorn the walls inside Colleen's home. The only picture she has of her eldest brother rests inside a memorial book.
Other young men who died in combat fill the neighboring pages.
But she keeps one memory of her brother tucked inside a cedar chest in her home.
It's an American flag adorned with 48 stars. It's the same flag soldiers folded and handed to Colleen's mother during Colon's funeral.
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Baywatch blunder! Pamela Anderson had a bit of a nip slip, wearing an oversized tank.
At the infamous Super Bowl Halftime Show, Janet Jackson gave the live audience a little more than they bargained for.
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Goldie Hawn pesky strap started to slip off, but luckily she caught it before the damage was done.
That's what happens when you wear a loose fitting shirt without a bra underneath, Lily Allen.
J-Woww left little to the imagination when she hit the catwalk of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in a completely see through dress.
Paris Hilton needs to learn the difference between tights and leggings!
How short is too short? Just ask Snooki, who learned her lesson the hard way.
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Maria Menounos was the victim of saggy bikini bottoms, while splashing around in Miami.
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201 (Lec. E) Introduction to Linguistic Theory (R2) (3 units)Fall 2014
TuTh 11:30 - 12:45 - Hasbrouck Lab 136
Fulfills R2 General Education requirement. Although the form that human languages take varies widely, they are all built up from the same basic building blocks. For example, Tzotzil, a language spoken in Central America, differs dramatically from English in a whole range of ways. Tzotzil can express in a single word what it takes English an entire sentence to say. And yet, both Tzotzil and English convey information by organizing sounds along guidelines that all languages seem to obey. This course introduces the essential mechanics of these building blocks and the guidelines that govern them. We examine the sound systems through which language is expressed, and discover how these bits of sound are structured into word-like and sentence-like units. Students are introduced to a wide variety of natural language phenomena, drawn from languages not only closely resembling English, but also many which appear to be quite unlike English, such as those native to the Americas, Africa, Australia and the South Pacific. Special emphasis is placed on phonology (how sounds are arranged into words), syntax (how words are arranged into sentences) and semantics (how meanings are encoded).
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Walk-Off Walk Sends Baseball to 5-4 Win over Brevard in 11
February 6, 2011
SALISBURY, N.C. A bases loaded walk by Tyler Smith in the bottom of the eleventh inning brought home Preston Lyon with the game winning run as Pfeiffer University claimed a 5-4 extra inning win over Brevard College on Sunday afternoon at Newman Park. The Falcons improve to 2-1 on the year while the Tornados drop their season opener.
The Pfeiffer eleventh started with Lyon doubling down the right field line. After a Jon Gray sacrifice bunt moved Lyon over to third, both Aarin Sharpe and Eric Shoemaker were intentionally walked to set up a potential force at home. Smith then followed with a 3-2 walk to first forcing home the winning run.
Pfeiffer struck first in the third on a Jacob Yates two-run double to the gap in left-center. Smith and Kevin Price both scored on Yates two-bagger starting the frame with back-to-back singles. Yates later scored in the inning as Preston Lyon reached on a two-out error committed at third.
Both teams traded runs in the fourth as Brevard used a RBI-groundout from Randy ODell while the Falcons used a sacrifice-fly off the bat of Price to take a 4-1 lead through four. The second Pfeiffer error of the day led to the Tornados tally in the fifth while Steele Myers delivered a clutch two-run blast in the top of the seventh to tie the game at four, eventually sending the contest into free baseball.
The Falcons return to action on Tuesday and Wednesday with a home and home series against #23 Catawba. Tuesdays contest will take place at Pfeiffers Joe Ferebee Field at 2:00 p.m. while Wednesdays 3:00 p.m. tilt happens back at Newman Park. Both games will feature live stats and live audio through www.gofalconsports.com.


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DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Theophylline belongs to a class of medications called bronchodilators, used in treating asthma and other airway diseases. Asthma is a breathing problem caused by narrowing of the airways, the breathing passages that allow air to move in and out of the lungs. Airways can be narrowed due to accumulation of mucus, spasm of the muscles that surround these airways, or swelling of the lining of the airways. Airway narrowing leads to symptoms of shortness of breath, wheezing, cough, and congestion. The narrowed airways can open either spontaneously or with medications. Medications that open airways are called bronchodilators. Theophylline opens airways by relaxing the smooth muscles in the walls of the airways. Theophylline also can be helpful in patients with emphysema and chronic bronchitis when their symptoms are partially related to reversible airway narrowing. Theophylline also strengthens right heart function and diaphragm movement. Theophylline was approved by the FDA in April 1979.
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My daughter just turned two, and over the last two years, I've learned a lot. Most parenting skills were easy to learn, but I never figured out burping when she was in the infant stage. In retrospect, I think if I had tried to burp her more often, she would have been more happy (with less crying). For future reference, when do you need to start burping, and when can you stop?
Both my sons needed to be fed by bottle early on (my wife didn't produce enough to breast-feed). What we experienced was that if we didn't take a pause to burp in the middle of the meal, he would more likely gulp up when finished. So for us it was basically twice for each meal (one in the middle of the meal, and one after finished). It was not always easy to "produce" a burp, but it was worth it. We often saw that when we couldn't get a burp for some reason, it was likely that he would get some stomache ake later.
With my son, we burped once in the middle and once at the end of the bottle and, with the exception of maybe once or twice, that was generally plenty. By the time he was 7 months old, though, we could back it down to once at the end of the feeding unless he slowed down and seemed to indicate that he needed to burp.
With my daughter, who had reflux, it could sometimes be as often as at the end of every ounce if her reflux was especially active that day. She is an exception, however, not the rule.
The real answer is that you will figure it out.
Pay attention and observe when the kid is fussy. If there was recently a meal, try burping, and see if it helps. You will learn soon enough.
Ours were breast-fed, but I got to feed them a bottle as the last feed before night-time sleep. They all needed a burp after that bottle.
Generally they got the whole thing down before needing a burp, however occasionally they would slow right down before finishing, and invariably a burp was all that was needed before finishing off the bottle.
My experience is that if my wife breastfeeds, my daughter has very little gas. She may need to be burped when switching sides. The bottle gives my daughter more gas. I burp her a few times every feeding. If she gets squirmy, that's her telling me that something is uncomfortable. But each child may exhibit different signs.
With my daughter, I burp at the end of every bottle, or if she starts becoming fussy at the nipple I'll burp her then too (to make room for more). She tends to drift off when she's sated, so if she's fussy she's either in gas distress of some sort or we've been trying WAY too hard to get her to take a bottle she doesn't want.
When burping, I'll generally use a flat open palm with curled fingers (providing a relatively flat, not-floppy surface) and pat firmly about twice to three times a second. If a few minutes of this does not result in a pretty audible belch, she didn't suck much air when she was feeding (certain bottles are better at this than others; we've generally had good results with the Playtex VentAire series. It's all about nipple shape, proper flow for your baby's age, and preventing air mixing with formula as the pressure in the bottle normalizes) and I don't worry much about her not burping.
Sometimes, I will also leave her in a reclined position after feeding for a few minutes. Not enough time for bubbles to enter the intestines and become gas, but enough time for the bubbles to consolidate towards the top of the stomach. This generally reduces spit-up in my experience, while giving that satisfying belch that lets me know she's got it out of her system.


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An incision may be made near the chalazion to allow it to drain. The procedure is usually performed in the office with a local anesthetic. Surgery may be done if the chalazion does not respond to other treatments. It may also be considered if the chalazion is very large, grows rapidly, or causes vision problems.
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Vancouver Columbian newspaper outdoors writer Al Thomas uses short snowshoes for a trek at Hole in the Ground Loop winter trail in the Mount Adams District of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Trout Lake.
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A trio of cross-country skiers gets a good workout on the 3.7-mile Big Tree Loop out of Pineside Sno-Park near Trout Lake. The loop is rated easy by the Forest Service and is used as part of a 5-mile nordic ski race each year during the Trout Lake Cabin Fever Festival.
So, that's the downside.
But here are the benefits:
- Often it's sunny with blue skies this far east when the west side of the Cascades are locked in low clouds, fog and drizzle.
- The snow is better. While not the powder of central Oregon, the drier snow of the Trout Lake area is an improvement over the Cascade concrete found on western slopes. Skis actually perform more like they are designed to.
- The crowds are smaller. Well, actually, there are no crowds. It's likely on weekends you'll meet a few other skiers or snowshoers, but probably not on a weekday.
- The terrain is better. Pineside and SnowKing snow-parks, a few miles northeast of here, offer six connected loops. Two of the loops are rated easiest, two are intermediate and two are difficult.
- Justin Ewer of the Mount Adams Ranger District of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest said the trails are groomed on about a weekly basis. More skiers than snowshoers use the trails, he said.
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Big Tree Loop: This 3.7-mile loop is great for beginners. In fact, each year the Trout Lake Cabin Fever Festival uses the Big Tree Loop for a nordic ski race.
There is less than 100 feet total elevation change on Big Tree Loop. It has two gradual downhill stretches, just right for a new skier to get the feel of going down on cross-country skis yet not so fast as to fall.
The loop is best skied clockwise. Reaching this loop requires using part of Eagle Loop. The round trip is 4.9 miles.
Eagle Loop: Not a long loop at 3.3 miles, Eagle has some steep grades and tight turns (particularly on the northwest leg) to earn its "difficult" rating.
Hole in the Ground Loop: The Forest Service rates Hole in the Ground as a "most difficult" loop, an accurate assessment.
Except for well-skilled cross-country skiers, this loop is best enjoyed on snowshoes. As a snowshoe trip, Hole in the Ground Loop is no problem.
Hole in the Ground overlaps part of Big Tree Loop. Hole in the Ground is 4.5 miles. Adding in the approach mileage to and from Pineside, the round trip is 6.4 miles.
Hole in the Ground Loop is one of the few spots in the Pineside-SnowKing trail network where a skier or snowshoer can find partial views of Mount Adams.
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Elevation 3,375 feet, parking for 25 vehicles, toilets.
Pipeline Loop: Another beginner, or perhaps easy intermediate, loop.
Pipeline Loop is 2.2 miles. But it is reached by skiing or trekking 0.9 mile from SnowKing on Road No. 101 via the Lava Loop. So, the round trip is 4 miles.
The Pipeline Loop is best skied counterclockwise, thus heading uphill on road No. 744 and down on road No. 110.
Lava Loop: This is a 4.7-mile intermediate loop. It does have some portions that boost the rating to "most difficult" if the snow is icy. It is best skied counterclockwise.
The initial 1.4 miles are easy, then it drops gently at first then more steeply to a crossing of road No. 82.
Lava Loop continues with ups and downs for 2 miles before returning to SnowKing Sno-Park.
By skiing this counterclockwise, the steepest of the grades south of road No. 82 are uphill stretches.
Princess Loop: An easy 1.5-mile loop that mostly circles through a former clearcut on the south side of Road No. 82.
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Pfeiffer swung off to a good start as they swept through doubles competition to grab the 3-0 advantage. The team of Valeria Mendoza and Taylor Lindsay along with the pair of Olivia Nelms and Hannah Watson won by scores of 8-0 each in the first and second doubles. Mylene Petitpas and Amanda Long topped off doubles play as they won by a final score of 8-1 in third doubles.
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The challenge starts to emerge at the level of differential equations, especially when we find simple and elegant ones that seem to both perfectly describe and unify all sorts of previously non associated phenomena. [Classic example being the simple harmonic motion equations, which tie together pendulum motion, spring oscillations, sound waves, water waves, vibrating strings, and AC electric current.] In the face of this kind of consilience – and also, as often happens, our discovery of mathematical relationships before that of the physical systems that they seem to so perfectly describe – it's hard to resist the idea that the equations are offering us some qualitatively deeper understanding of reality than is possible through ordinary language. But I do resist it. Ultimately, even at this level, Point #1 seems to me to govern. I can't yet explain the apparently deeper correspondence, but I believe that we will someday be able to do this without requiring the idea of a qualitative step or discontinuity in our knowledge.
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From the New York Times best-selling author of In Harm's Way comes a true-life story of American soldiers overcoming great odds to achieve a stunning military victory.
Horse Soldiers is the dramatic account of a small band of Special Forces soldiers who secretly entered Afghanistan following 9/11 and rode to war against the Taliban on horses. Outnumbered 40 to 1, they pursued the enemy army across the mountainous Afghanistan terrain and, after a series of intense battles, captured the city of Mazar-i-Sharif, which was strategically essential to defeat their opponent throughout the country.
The bone-weary American soldiers were welcomed as liberators as they rode into the city, and the streets thronged with Afghans overjoyed that the Taliban regime had been overthrown.
Then the action took a wholly unexpected turn. During a surrender of 600 Taliban troops, the Horse Soldiers were ambushed by the would-be POWs. Dangerously overpowered, they fought for their lives in the city's immense fortress, Qala-i-Janghi, or the House of War. At risk were the military gains of the entire campaign: If the soldiers perished or were captured, the entire effort to outmaneuver the Taliban was likely doomed.
Deeply researched and beautifully written, Stanton's account of the Americans' quest to liberate an oppressed people touches the mythic. The soldiers on horses combined ancient strategies of cavalry warfare with 21st-century aerial bombardment technology to perform a seemingly impossible feat. Moreover, their careful effort to win the hearts of local townspeople proved a valuable lesson for America's ongoing efforts in Afghanistan.
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"A fascinating account…This is not just a battle story - it's also about the home front. An important book." (The Today Show)
"A thrilling action ride of a book." (Bruce Barcott, cover of The New York Times Book Review)
"Wild Ride"
I can not even imagin riding those mountain trails and then into battle. I thought this book was very well written and well read. Today when we think of Cavalry it's usually 1st Air Cav sweeping in to save the day not men on actual horses. Warfare on a horse seems like it would be something those who put together this engagement would have to go back a 150 years or so and relearn. It was a good thing in this book to see the modern American Soldier and a Afgan man and his horses come together for a common purpose. I thank Mr. Stanton for doing this book otherwise these men and their story might have been lost to us. I was not familiar with this narrator but I thought he did a great read and I would enjoy hearing more from him.
"A Must Read"
Well written, well narrated edge of your seat. Reads like a Tom Clancy on steroids only this is true.
"Superbly written & read. A must read for everyone!"
This book is a midst read for all Americans and patriots. Well written and well narrated, it was easy to listen to, and an exciting story.
"Must read for Afgan war history"
The core story I really enjoyed. Military facts etc. were also very interesting. I'm glad I bought the book, as I enjoy this subject. However the audiobook is not without flaws. This book is read by a speaker that is attempting to impersonate the "coolest man in the world", and this is irritating. The book itself leans heavily towards glorifying war, lots of lines in the book that basically pound in the idea that soldiers love War, their Wife's and Kids and the USA. Which I'm sure is 100% true but don't pound it into me. The history is great and I still recommend the book, but it is no Charlie Wilson's War and I wish it was of the same caliber.
"Superficial account of the war in Afghanistan"
This book tells the story of the initial military response to the attack on US soil from Al Qaeda before it was sidetracked by the military misadventure in Iraq and America's return to Afghanistan with large numbers of military forces on the ground. American special forces who were sent into Afghanistan to help the warlords that composed the Northern Alliance fight and defeat their Taliban enemies. The books title is somewhat a misnomer. Northern Alliance forces rode horses into battle and therefore so did those American special forces personnel. 13th century society used 13th century technology to transport their forces into battle. American special forces were in Afghanistan to call in American air power and it is American air power that is the crucial factor in the Northern alliance victory. It is a story told simply from the perspective of those American special forces. We learn little about the warlords American forces are helping to win. We learn little about the strategic imperatives or tactical goals that bring these special forces to this region. This is the story of the fighters and their experience. It is not the story of the generals to whom they report or their civilian superiors in Washington.
The book is a tad tendentious. The forces of good triumph over the bad. The Taliban do perfidious acts but in the end that perfidy does not win the day. There is no investigation of those forces we are helping, little about the 13th century we are encountering, nor the political forces in Pakistan that we will later have to deal. There is no attention giving to the military expertise of these Northern Alliance forces. Tactical and strategic decisions are accepted without comment. Their bravery is presented as a fact, though no mention of why they were on the way toward defeat prior to American intervention might challenge this assumption. American power is seen as great and insurmountable. The first American warrior to die in this conflict is a CIA officer and its from friendly fire. There are limitations to even smart bombs dropped from 20,000 ft.
This is not a good book, let alone a great book. It will be of interest of those of us who like stories about American military success and triumphalism. If you were unaware of the facts of the initial American entry into the Afghan civil war then this will be a useful book worth reading. If you are looking for a book with a larger perspective this is not it. If you want to read the intimate story of those special force soldiers who helped the Northern Alliance forces capture victory then this is a book you will want to read.
Anyone who is interested in military history will want to read this.
In interested in science, history and international studies. I'm currently a graduate Student and work full time in the energy industry.
"I've never HATED a narrator more."
Not by Jack Garret no.
I couldn't make it more than an hour into the book. The narration just grated on me.
Not that I could find.
Right at the beginning of the audiobook its referred to as a novel. It isn't. This confused me and I had to double check that it was indeed a nonfiction work. Not exactly the best way to inspire confidence.
"Horse Soldiers - Amazing!"
This was a fantastic read - well written and with complete empathy for the main characters. The author captured the essence of these incredibly able and brave men and accurately showed their intelligence which often one assumes is not high in the military lexicon - but for Special Forces personnel and the missions they undertook, intelligence is a pre-requisite in addition to the awesome physical endurance
"Thrilling stuff"
Takes it's time to get going but once it does its very exciting. I was very keen to hear the story behind the famous pictures of the guys on horseback and this book relates it in good detail in a very engaging way.
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- Decrease high blood pressure
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- A feeling of claustrophobia or suffocation from wearing the face mask
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American Sleep Apnea Association http://www.sleepapnea.org
The Canadian Sleep Society (CSS) http://www.css.to
Canadian Society of Otolaryngology http://www.csohns.com
The Lung Association http://www.lung.ca
What is CPAP? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/cpap/. Updated December 13, 2011. Accessed May 28, 2013.
Chowdhuri S. Continuous positive airway pressure for the treatment of sleep apnea. Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America. 2007; 40(4):807-827.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated December 27, 2012. Accessed January 3, 2013.
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ION's winter meeting is a more intimate conference with a technical program related to positioning, navigation and timing and includes the ION Fellows and Annual Awards presentations.
Pacific PNT
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IEEE/ION Position, Location, and Navigation Symposium (PLANS)
This biennial conference co‐sponsored by the IEEE, AESS and the ION has a technical program that includes an emphasis on commercial inertial navigation. A commercial exhibit and pre-conference tutorials is held in conjunction with the conference.
Joint Navigation Conference (JNC)
The ION Military Division's Joint Navigation Conference is the largest U.S. military navigation conference with joint service and government participation. The event focuses on technical advances in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GN&C) with emphasis on joint development, test and support of affordable GN&C systems, logistics and integration. The conference includes a technical exhibit and showcase of Guidance, Navigation and Control technology products and services and Operational Product Demonstrations.
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[quote author="Joad"]Waltercat,
I probably made the mistake of using overlapping arguments.
The God of the Bible does not exist because the source is a work of fiction, AND the description provided by that source is far too inconsistent and contradictory for that God to exist.
Either point is sufficient.
I could properly have said: No such diety as described in the bible can exist DUE to the contradictory descriptions in the Bible. We do not need any additional scientific knowledge.
I agree, that to a certain extent, that errors in descriptions are not a disproof. However, a direct contradiction is a disproof. IE: A Round Square does not exist.
Additionally, the Bible is a special case, since it is the SOLE source of information about Jehovah.
It claims to provide a description of God provided by God. It leaves no room for error.
Thanks for your supporting arguments.
No, I still disagree. Works of fiction can describe existing entities (I have a science fiction book on the table here that describes Cyrus the Great, who we know existed). Further, the description can indicate an entity even if it gives it characteristics that are contradictory and unbelievable. All that you can say, and perhaps I am misunderstanding and this is what you are trying to say, is that because of the way that God is described in the bible, the only rational conclusion is that this being does not exist as described. Even a direct contradiction in the description is not a disproof of the existence of the entity described. If I look at a circle and say it is square the circle still exists, I just need to have my head examined (some people might say I need that anyway).
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Kulh's Baseline Jumper with 3.6 Seconds Left Erases 18-Point Deficit for Good as Men's Basketall Rallies for 89-85 Win over West Leading King
February 18, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Daniel Kuhls (Winter Springs, FL) baseline jumper with 3.6 seconds remaining erased an 18-point deficit for good as Pfeiffer University roared back for an 89-85 win over west division-leading King College in Conference Carolinas mens basketball action on Saturday night. The victory pushes the Falcons back to .500 at 12-12 overall, 6-8 in league play while the Tornado drop to 21-6, 13-2.
A free throw by Kings Eddie Piccinini (Orlando, FL) put the Tornado up 10, 68-58, with 11:37 to play in the second half as Pfeiffer couldnt seem to get any closer than 10. A three-point play by KC Anuna (Nashville, TN) got the Falcons to within seven just 12 seconds later while a Tayron Gibson (Dumfries, VA) jumper cut it to five with 10:11 to go. After two more Piccinini free throws, a triple by Anuna sliced the King lead down to 72-68 as Pfeiffer got to within four for the first time since the 15:43 mark of the first.
Reggie Hollinger (Orlando, FL) got the contest to a one-possession game with his two converted free throws with 6:48 remaining before Piccinini drained a long-range three that pushed King back up five. Pfeiffer finally got even with the visitors at the 4:04 mark of the second as Gibson drained both free throws to tie it and put the Falcons up one at 78-77 giving them their first lead since 3-1 just 1:37 into the contest.
Brian Hewitt (Lexington, KY) would single-handedly keep King in it late with a jumper at the 2:22 mark that put the Tornado back up one and with 27 ticks left hitting a crucial three to square the contest at 85-85. Traveling the length of the court after Hewitts trey, Kuhl would come up with the heroics hitting his baseline jumper with 3.6 left to give Pfeiffer the lead for good.
Anuna led the Falcons with his 24 on the night as one of five Falcons in double-figures. Anuna shot 9-of-15 on the night ending at 60%. Piccinini led King and all scorers with 27 on 8-of-11 shooting (73%) knocking down seven three-pointers. The Tornado also shot a touch better than the Falcons hitting 48% while the hosts connected on 43%. Pfeiffer dominated the boards 41-28 while holding another huge advantage at the charity stripe draining 25-of-27 attempts while King hit on just 18-of-26.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is offering Saturday hours at nearly 50 driver license offices in order to issue more Election Identification Certificates (EIC). Saturday hours will provide additional opportunities for voters who do not already have an approved photo ID to get an Election Identification Certificate in time for the election on Nov. 5, 2013. Select DPS offices, including the Grand Prairie DPS Office at 550 S. Carrier Parkway, will be open on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Nov. 2, 2013. During these hours, only Election Identification Certificates will be available. (No driver license transactions or any other transactions will be conducted during these Saturday business hours.) EICs are also available during normal operating hours Monday – Friday. Election ID Information: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/DriverLicense/electionID.htm
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BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA: Juan Martin del Potro gives his post-match reactions after defeating Radek Stepanek 64 64 62 to put Argentina 1-0 ahead at the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group semifinal in Buenos Aires.
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