text: Gareth Prosser Academy Manager As part of the new footballing structure at Wolves, Gareth Prosser was appointed Acting Academy Manager in January 2013, a role that was made permanent in July 2013. Gareth was promoted after five years as the Assistant Academy Manager for the club. In this time, the provision in place for the Academy players has greatly improved with a more holistic programme of development in place, including more contact time for the players. Over the last two years Gareth was heavily involved in the Elite Player Performance Plan development at the club, resulting in the Wolves Academy achieving Category One status, one of only 20 clubs to achieve this rating.A former scholar at local rivals West Bromwich Albion, Gareth joined us in July 2008 from Derby County, where he spent two years also as Assistant Academy Manager.In his time at Derby, Gareth worked with players such as Will Hughes, Jeff Hendrick and Mark O'Brien who have all gone on to play regularly in the first team at Derby.Prior to Derby County, Gareth worked for the FAW as Football Development Officer for Flintshire, a role which also involved him working with the FAW regional and National U16 squad, as well as in coach education. Gareth delivered and lead courses up to and including the UEFA B qualification. Gareth has also represented Wolves on behalf of the Premier League as a head coach on the Premier Leagues flagship international programme 'Premier Skills', which has taken him to countries including India, Kenya, Senegal, Botswana and China to coach coaches.A degree holder in BSc (Hons) Degree in Coaching Science which was gained from Liverpool John Moores University in 2004. During his time at University, Gareth worked in the Academy at Tranmere Rovers for four years, working with players such as Thomas Ince and Scott Wooton.Gareth passed his UEFA 'A' coaching licence in 2006 and is due to complete his UEFA Pro Licence in October 2013, the highest coaching qualification available. Rob Edwards U18 Head Coach Rob Edwards was appointed as Wolves' Under-18 coach in July, 2014. The appointment followed a year spent continuing to pick up his coaching qualifications whilst also working within the Academies at both Wolves and Manchester City. Edwards enjoyed an extensive playing career prior to retiring in the latter stages of 2013, starting in the Premier League with Aston Villa, and was capped by Wales at international level. He also spent four years as a player at Wolves from 2004 to 2008, chalking up over a century of appearances, and was delighted to return to the club in a coaching capacity. Edwards arrived with the desire for the team to produce attacking and attractive football, as part of the new overall philosophy at the club to produce a consistent style of play through all levels from youth to senior. Sean Parrish Professional Support Phase Coach Sean Parrish arrived at Wolves in the summer of 2012 to work as the club's Professional Support Phase coach. The important role involves working with coaches Scott Sellars and Rob Edwards with both Academy scholars and young professionals aiming to make the transition from youth to senior football.Parrish boasts extensive coaching experience, particularly with young players, and worked as Academy manager at Northampton Town prior to joining Wolves. He represented several clubs as a player, including Northampton Town, where he memorably scored from outside the box in a play-off semi final against Cardiff enroute to winning promotion at Wembley in 1997. A touch tackling midfielder, he also secured a promotion whilst at Chesterfield, whilst his spell at Kidderminster Harriers included going mighty close to a giantkilling over Wolves in the FA Cup third round at Aggborough. Paul Clements Goalkeeping Coach Paul arrived at Wolves from Middlesbrough FC for the start of the 2012/2013 season. Having joined Middlesbrough in 2005 as a part of the community team, he developed a goalkeeping programme that acted as a successful link to the Academy with many players progressing. Paul then became part of Middlesbrough FC's productive goalkeeping department and worked with many goalkeepers that have since gone on to gain contracts with Middlesbrough and other clubs including Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City and Sunderland. Paul had also been working at International level with Tunisia after impressing on a trip whilst working for the Premier League. He was invited back by the National Federation to coach throughout the country at national training centres and worked with the National U16 and U14 goalkeepers. Paul holds a UEFA B licence for both outfield and for goalkeeping and is a licensed tutor for the FA. In his tutor role he has provided coach education at grass roots level where he feels goalkeepers are often overlooked and he has a passion for giving young goalkeepers the best opportunity to improve and progress. It is hoped that Pauls' experience and expertise will help Wolves Academy produce more goalkeepers to follow in the footsteps of Matt Murray, Carl Ikeme and Wayne Hennessey. Darren Ryan Youth Development Lead Coach Darren is a former professional with Shrewsbury, Stockport, Chester, Rochdale and he gained UEFA Champions League experience with Welsh League winners Barry Town FC in 1996. Darren joined Wolves Academy permanently in the summer of 2011 after being manager at Newtown AFC in the Welsh Premier League and having previously worked with the Academy's Under-13 team.Darren came in to work specifically with the 12-16 age group on the school release programme that the Academy still currently have in place.The role has developed as part of the co-operation between the Academy and the local schools which allow Academy players to come out of school during the day and enjoy additional coaching.Darren's experience as an ex-professional and as a fully qualified UEFA A Licence Coach with an infectious enthusiasm for the job, he is viewed as a key part of the Academy team's strategy since the gaining of Category One status.Darren is currently undertaking his UEFA Professional Licence and the Module 3 Youth Coaching Award. Kieran Scott Head of Academy Recruitment After ambitions of a playing career were ended early due to injury, Kieran quickly set about trying to forge a career in the recruitment side of the game.He started working for the Scout 7 company carrying out first team assessments for many different clubs which then led to a position at Bournemouth working under Eddie Howe and Jason Blake.From there Kieran moved to work at Southampton where he started to specialise in Academy recruitment, and he then landed the role of Head of Academy Recruitment at Burnley in 2011.From Burnley, Kieran then moved to become Head of Academy Recruitment at Wolves, starting in December, 2013.Having been previously based in the North West and battling for the signatures of young players against the likes of Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool, Kieran is now relishing the challenge of trying to attract some of the best players in the country to the Category One Academy at Wolves. Bob Bennett Assistant Recruitment Officer A member of the scouting staff since 1998, Bob turned full-time at the club in 2002. He was initially approached by Wolves to join the club as a scout when youth coach at Willenhall Town FC having previously worked for Bilbrook Juniors. As a schoolboy he was the X-Country Champion of Staffordshire on two occasions later becoming a respectable middle distance and marathon runner. In his youth he was with Walsall Football Club before dropping out of football for 3 years. He later returned on the amateur football circuit becoming a regular in the Wolverhampton Amateur League Select side and amongst other clubs played for Bilston Town FC in the West Midlands League. It is a little known fact that he is a respected poet in his own right being featured on various websites in his ancestral Scotland including Poetry of Scotland and Scotland's Enchanted Kingdom. He is the author of Awa' th' Rough Hills an' Awa', Wulfrunian Footprints in Fife, 'Ode' Gold Wolves, Kicking around Codsall, plus other work and has his own website Poetic Writing of Robbie Kennedy Bennett. Concentrates on the local recruitment programme and registration compliance and is well regarded for his diligence. Bob is currently the Academy's longest serving full-time officer. Nick Loftus Head Of Education Originally a school PE teacher, Nick became Head of Personal and Social Education and a Work Related Curriculum co-ordinator in schools in Wolverhampton and Willenhall, before joining the Academy in April 2004. He is also Team Manager and football Secretary for Wolverhampton Schools FA, and team manager and Vice Chairman of West Midlands Schools FA. Nick oversees the Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence NVQ programme as the club's Core Programme Coordinator, ensuring the players achieve high standards of academic, personal and social development. Nick also fulfils the role as Wolves' Safeguarding Officer for Children and Vulnerable Adults. Jennifer Rice Academy Secretary Now performing a crucial administrative role for the Academy, Jenny was formerly a Naval Writer and PA to a Naval Commander. Responsible for all Academy administrative procedures, clerical support initiatives as well as fully supporting the Academy Manager on a daily basis. Ron Picken Operations Coordinator Highly valued member of staff, Ron ensures the highest standards of operational management in matchplay and all training sessions. Very well organised and motivated, he has been at the Academy over ten years and also provides a link to parents and guardians.Having worked diligently for the Academy on a part-time basis for over a decade, Ron became a full-time member of staff at the start of the 2009/10 season. Marc Campbell Foundation Lead Coach Marc arrived at Wolves in 2005 and started work as a Community Officer for the Community Trust department.In July 2008 he started working with the younger age groups of the Academy and in February, 2009, he became a full time member of the Academy staff.His role is to ensure the young players that train with the Academy receive the best technical coaching possible and to ensure they are given the best opportunity to progress through the early ranks of the Academy. Marc also co-ordinates the Wolves Development Centre programme for young players in the community who show good ability and football potential. Wolves have development centres in Walsall and Wolverhampton. Marc has a UEFA 'B' coaching license along with FA age-specific coaching qualifications for coaching five to 11-year olds. Dan Bolas Foundation Support Coach Dan joined the Academy full time in May 2012 as the Foundation support coach. Dan joined Wolves in 2011 as an Academy scout and Development Centre coach. He then progressed to join the Foundation Phase (5-11) coaching programme, where he has been able to apply his vast experience of coaching young players when working with our Pre-Academy and Academy players.Dan holds a UEFA 'B' Coaching license and is currently undertaking his FA Youth Award Modules. Dan brings expertise in working with grassroots clubs, School teams and has also been responsible for delivering Physical Education within Wolverhampton schools. Daniel Copnall 12-14's Youth Development 12 – 14's Youth Development Phase Support Coach/ Core Programme CoordinatorDaniel first joined the football club part time in 2010 to work with the Foundation age groups (5-11 years) whilst also working as a secondary school Physical Education teacher at Codsall High School. Prior to his time at Wolves he was a schoolboy player at Wrexham and also spent 7 years as a coach at their Centre for Excellence. During his time at Wrexham he also spent 3 months coaching at soccer camps in USA, in New York State. Since July 2012 Daniel has been working with Wolves Academy players in the Youth Development Phase (ages 12-14 years) coaching to improve their football ability and with additional responsibility for the academic and social development of our young players. He also assesses scholars against NVQ standards.Daniel has a BA (Hons) degree from Glyndwr University in Wales and a Post Graduate Certificate in Education from Bangor University qualifying him as a Teacher. He holds the UEFA 'B' licence, and FA Youth Modules 1, 2 and 3. Jonathan Hunter-Barrett Academy Administrator and Foundation Phase Coach Jonathan was appointed full time in September 2014 following working in the academy as a part time coach for three seasons. Before joining Wolves in 2011, Jonathan worked as a Sport and Delivery Co-ordinator and a part time coach at Walsall FC. Jonathan's role with Wolves sees him work in the Foundation Phase applying his vast experience of working with 5-11 year olds. Jonathan also works as the Academy Administrator responsible for all academy administrative procedures for the schoolboys. Jonathan holds a BSc Hons in Sports Coaching, UEFA B Licence qualification, and FA Youth Awards 1-3. Steve Davies Academy Chaplain Profile to follow. Teaching Staff Jamie Chapman, David Cooke. Profiles to follow.


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The Wilson College soccer team played their best game of the 2013 season this evening, which resulted in a 7-0 win over Valley Forge Christian College. The team discovered their offensive spark while shutting out the Patriots and snatching a well-earned victory.
Senior Courtney Bernecker had an all-star performance and tallied three goals. She activated the Phoenix offense ten minutes into the game when she dribbled the ball in net past the Patriots defense. Bernecker struck again later in the first half and ended the Phoenix scoring for the day when she clocked another in 81:56.
Freshman Nana Ohene-Manu produced a stellar performance with two goals and two assists in the contest. Senior Janelle Wills and freshman Nicole Bodulow contributed to the Phoenix attack with one goal apiece.
The team outshot Valley Forge Christian College 24 to 0. They dominated on offense and barely allowed the Patriots to cross on their side of the soccer field. With the win, the team improves to 3-9 this season.
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TUB LEAI>EB^"Thursday, July 27, 1950 *o#wag pwfpa* aad sake* a , N. Y* M PRU#?S end BAWTLEH PEARS ETONC PEACMB SALAD Loeal'@ol«l*n Bantam DRESStNS SPAGHETTI, ELBOWS, MACARONI L, U, S. No. I POTATOES California AL FLAVORS TIFFANY BRAND Oofry Dap*. Spacfef* @ra j* A, Ex. Larga WHITE EGGS Larga, Mlxad Color GRADES EGGS - MalhdMk RMz Kitpy SWISS KNIGNT(HEES OAT Ex. Fancy AM laundiy Shith WMbeif ; CM Male CAA Dog Food WESTBUR * PMMIN6DME UNDENMUKT » BAY SMOM * SAYVMf PATCM06UE * RIYERMEAD » PORT JEIWRSON STA. NORTHPORT\* NORTH MERRICK <n/.";SF^'"^T^-?^^^^! r-. ' .-' <'- -• @^MM^#^^: %H^%%^%P%5^5:SSw5I*3»S5riZ*3???a:«a*miih*Mh**^ "*^y'" •'-^"'r'*-^"*""?'-^*"'"— "».-K—^-'«—.-«^^^^J—^—*.,.-.^ , ^^j.....^: ^^. • " ,, ,.__—. ,^_._« ,\.^. ,_ ..j^..... _._. ,...._ ^-.._\.....—__. ,•_,__.,., ^;^,j^%^%'%^M/' /•T f; '•-. y'?'/*,^^ \fY.:' •." J-\..*'/yV '_^ 'vv^ffi^ end FAIRNESS ;^-J'l^ *< j /•;.'*'. ]Sth Year No. 11 P'REEPOBT/N.Y., THURSDAY, ST 3, FIVE CENTS A COPT Invested as Mdnsignor Parishioners Throng Chdrch at Solemn Rites; Will Be Dined Tonight .' The Rev. John J. Mahon, pastor of Oilr Holy Redeemer R. o. Church, who was Invested as a monsignor by Bishop TThomas E. Molloy Sunday at rites in tjie church^ will be hon-ored by his congregation at a dinner and' reception to be given In the South Shore Yacht Club this eve-ning. Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock to be followed by the re-ception at 9. Bidhop Molloy paid tribute bo the new monsignor at services attended by numerous visiting clergy, includ-ing jnonalgnor, and ^attended by more than^a thousand paTiKti^T*^?^ The blahop said all were deeply ap-preciative of the elevation of Father Mahon to his new rank by. Pope Pius XII/ which he added was in a sense a reward for him as a figure of Christ on earth. He spoke of the sanotAty of the clergy and re-ferred to the fact MonsJgnor MaLhon has served more than 50 years In the priesthood. The Bishop commented that not only was the monsignor a leader in the religious, but also in the JO9^__^Q^^Qc4a3..JweIfare--«f - the Inemibers of hia congregation. Be commented it was .the duty otf tlhe priest to admjnjjter to tlie aide and the dydng and declared that what had been done for ^konodg]^ Mahon was offered, him iii reverence, re-gard and esteem for him. The prelate, expressed .the hope that MJonal^nor iM^&on^w6i%M con-tinue to serve' for many years as an sjohaaaadoir of Ghsrlst and in diiapensmg the minlsbry of God. In response, Mons&gnor Mahon ex-pressed amazement at the Interest taken in the honor bestowed on h<»\ saying the general public was more interested Mian he was himself. He expressed appreciation as the sin-cere, warm congratulations extended him by the priests of the diocese and said it had been a Bounce of happiness to him to know the high esteem in which he was held by community and to note the satisfaction the people .had shown in his promotion. The priest, who . studied for hUs orders in Rome and recently re-turned to the Holy Otty following bis designation as a monalgnor, told of the changes that have taken place in the city during the inter? vening years, He said that whereas the area adjacent to the Vatican formerly was covered with shacks, these had been (removed and the ap-proach to the area beauMMed and modernized. He told of his audi-ence with the Pope years ago and of the pleasure of the audience he (Continued on Page 3? New Police Patrol Wagon Is Delivered to Garage Freeport's patrol wagon which dates back to 1929, is to be retired shortly. A new International Truck equipped with special body was delivered at the Municipal Garage Tuesday, and wzp be placed in commission In a few days. The "pie wagon" which was first used ducing the days of the late Chief John N. Hartmann, when the present chief, Peter Elar, was a lieutenant, has been used as a first aid truuk, in taking prisoners to^the Jail In Minaola; .and . in . K t Ae^'meh r td " a%Tf rom^ their beats. ac.the changing of shifts. New Mohsighor at Investiture , PROGRESS Ln?t lack's ls@uo of TIIE , LEADER carried six thoi4«ond Imcsc (if loa»l news qJnd features as compared to ,Icss than 4,000 -lines m, the- corrospondih^ issue of a year ago. Last week*THE DEADER c:Err rlcd mure than eleven thousand lines of PAID advertising as compared with but, eight thou-sand lines a year ago* 1* 11 d elruclallon In THE LEADER has more than doubled. Distribution Is at an all time high. For such progress, we sincerely thank you* Freeport Bay Estates Area Admitted to Village Limits The Village Board at a special mveetlng Monday night approved thn nn MAYO firm nf n Km nil nrfn .n the southeastern section of the village limits. This JOHN J, MASON. Photo By—Lorraine 9TAO7N9 CARNIVAL TO AID ITS WELFARE FUND A wcek'a camlval Is now in pro** gress at West Sunrise Highway and Bayview ave.,- under the auspices' of 'William Clinton Story Post, A.L, There are many rides in addition numerous . booths* Vice-Oom-mahder M. Gordon Shnonson heads the committee of arrangements. , The event.ia for "the benefit of the wflf/iv? fund, which was greatly reduced uy expenditures in (xfnnec-with the recent pUgrJmage to< the %lngs.Park State Freeport Offender $1 IS as He Menaces Lives Leading oops in a merry chase through the village streets is becoming a weekly event like the stock car races at the Stadi-um, And it is an expensive sport for the offender. Bsjly Sunday morning 8gt. John D. Grosser was cruising up North Main st., in a department car. Just south of Weat LendTave., he spied a car being driven In a reckless manner. He set out in pursuit as the machine dashed through a red Mght at Lena a,ve.\ The. driver in-creased his speed, shot left uito West Lincoln pi, then right Into North Ocean ave., and left again into West Seaman ave., 'veering around the corners as he failed to slacken his pace. West on West Seaman the chase continued as the cars neared North Bropkside ave. There one car head-ed In each direction had stopped for a red light. The fleeing driver sped through the light, skirting first one of the standing machines and then the other with GiTosser close behind. 'on and on the chase continued crossing the 'Baldwin line. On reaching North Grand ave., the of-fender turned sharply north nar-rowly mJeatng another auto with three persons aboard/as it skidded around the corner. This enMble<r Sgt. Grosser, who had fired five shots into the air durin? the chase, to catch up, and bring the pursuit to a halt. After talcing Qie driver into custody, he investigated and found one of the passengers in the car which ha<t just escaped being hit had fainted from shock. The scr-cars had - raoed-along tl;e -streets at more than 75 miles ah'hour. Taken to Police Headquarters, the. prisoner identified^ himself as-Robert V.. Byme^ 23; 158 Whltehouse ave/, Roosevelt. Arraigned later in the day before JUdge Hllbert R.. John-son, Byrne was charged Tyiith speed- Ing, reckless driving and passing red-lights to which he pleaded guilty. He was fined a jgtal of. $115, as' follows: speeding, $?0; reckless driv-ing, $50;, passing one red HpM, $5,/ and second light, $10, / . A week ago in'a chase following the sid$ wiping of a .car/oH South Main st., • the. offsnder paid fines aggregating TUNA CLUB TO MEET Plans for competAog in the U. S. Atlantic Tuna Tournament to be held at Montauk Point on Wqdnes-day, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 6, 7 .And 8, will be completed at a meeting of the Freeport Tuna dkib to be held in the Municipal Building next Wednesday night. ic Lion Is subject to a referendum :f the taxpayers living In the area be taken over from the town of lempstend but this is regarded as a formality. The section to ho taken In la part of the Freeport Bay Esetates and permit the development of the "East", streets now only indicated on a map of the area. A hearing was held by the mem-bers of the Hempstead Town Board In the home of Oscar J. Alpertr 2 West 4th st., wtthin the area to be annexed, on June 13 on the aplica-tlon for admission as part of the Incorporated village. Following the hearing members of the Board sign ed the petition, giving written con lage Board Instructed Village Eh glneer Herbert M. Wood to prepare an outline map of the corporate limits as extended to describe Che territory annexed. This map is to be filed in the office of the Sec-retary of State in Albany. A petition requesting the creation of a Lateral Sewarr District of the Freeport Bay Estates section was circulated recently. At its last mee.tr ing the Sewer Commission delayed action on the petition because,. the annexation proceedings were pend-ing and it was thought the new area might be Included in the Village Realises Two Months Total Is $20,492.26, Exceeding 1949 Retord by $1,204 If the attendance at the various events being conducted at the Muni-cipal Stadium continues* ns It MM during May and June, the record receipts of more than $3*.ORO for 1949 will be exceeded by a substan-tial margin this year. The village derived an income of $12,726.03 for June which wiLh $7,766.23 added for May, makes a total of $20,492.20. The figures fur the corresponding months last year were $6,975.04 and $12,312.00 re-spectively, totaling $10,87.70'put-ting 1950 ahead by $1,204,56 a new Tuesday night attendance mark was set at the stock car races this week with 4,768 paying cus-tomers on hand. The record attendance figures are due to the unbelievable luck of Jacob Keddenburg, promoter of the stock and midget races, in that not a single racing has had to be post-, poned by the weather to date. At-tendance at all events during June totaled 65,319, led by stock cars with 38,729 for eight nights of raciny, 1B,938 for four midgets, 10,252 for two nights of a thrUl show and 4CO for girls' baseball which has failed to catdh the local fancy In the Sunday night contests. The income from the stock car races for the month was $4,706,91, tha trict. If this is done a hew/petl-. tion will have to be circulated. baseball, $282.29 from the & L. Distributors. June 17 proved the biggest night of stock car racing, when the at-tendance hit 7,602 netting $1,083.46 for the municipality, followed by June the 10th with 7,520 paid cus-tomers yielding the village $1,055.70. Attendance at the midgets, though aubdantial, fell o^ week by week. The figures were as follows: June , 4,049; 16th, 3,354; 23rd, 3,73d, and 30th, 3,309, The proceeds were $636,75; $460.31; $427,12 and $337.53 respectively* . • 8,8. POWER SQUADBON MEET ON THUB8DAY Announcement of the f the Marine J xnaneuvrea which were to have been held at Timber Point next month will be.maAe at a general meeting otf the South Shore Power Squadron to be he44 in khe South Shore Yacht Club hex* Thursday night. Placquee will be presented to the three winners of ithe Squadron's piloting contest held at Oakdale on July 16, and plans completed for the Inter-squadron .week-end and contest among the South phore, Great South Boy and Hempstead Boy squadrons at Tim-ber Point on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 19 and 20. • , ' (J! rj E* K. Hallock, prominent, eye specialist,'aboard his sailboat In Bay off the South Shore Yacht Clqb. For foil page picture atory .'.;," , ."•"•'..'' S.S,T,C,/a«e Page 5,-'•.-... • ,''. NAZARETH SHRINE PLANS ANNUAL PICNIC AUGUST 12 The annutaJ picnic o^ Nazareth Shrine, Order of 4be Wh&be,Shrine of Jemaalcm, v*ll be heM at the home of Albert Weake, Occ^iiQide, Satuixlay, A%ig. 13, atarting ol 2^0 P.M. There will be gamea with supper aerved at 5JO. MattJhiaa Buckner heads a com? mittee of men who have the ar-rangements hi hand. and OX AEAN'S HAMILTON, N. Yy Aug 3 Eugene Schulze, son of Mr. Mra, Berbert A, Gohulze, ot./^eeport, N/Y.p^iae been named to the Deanfs List at Colgate ?ni?' versiby for outstanding .academic achievement during the Spring sem^ . ester, Dean Carl A. KaKgren re^ vealed.this week. Schulze, a sopho«* more, maintained 9 straight A aver* ager* for the period. . ' ' RABEN'S PHARMACY V OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Raben'a 'Pharmacy, 152 , South. Main st., w.i)l remain open Sunday aft^? the other druggists .In pree* < port "close -at 2 PJJ, The telephone is Freeport 8-7777. \ . . .l'tl
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Dominoes (or "dominos") generally refers to the individual or collective gaming pieces making up a domino set (sometimes called a deck or pack) or to the subcategory of tile games played with domino pieces. In the area of mathematical tilings and polyominoes, the word domino often refers to any rectangle formed from joining two congruent squares edge to edge. The traditional Sino-European domino set consists of 28 dominoes, colloquially nicknamed bones, cards, tiles, tickets, stones, or spinners. Each domino is a rectangular tile with a line dividing its face into two square ends. Each end is marked with a number of spots (also called pips) or is blank. The backs of the dominoes in a set are indistinguishable, either blank or having some common design. A domino set is a generic gaming device, similar to playing cards or dice, in that a variety of games can be played with a set.
Modern commercial domino sets are usually made of synthetic materials, such as ABS or polystyrene plastics, or Bakelite and other phenolic resins; many sets approximate the look and feel of ivory while others use colored or even translucent plastics to achieve a more contemporary look. Modern sets also commonly use a different color for the dots of each different end value (one-spots might have black pips while two-spots might be green, three red, etc.) to facilitate finding matching ends. Occasionally, one may find a domino set made of card stock like that for playing cards. Such sets are lightweight, compact and inexpensive, but like cards are more susceptible to minor disturbances such as a sudden breeze.
The traditional set of dominoes contains one unique piece for each possible combination of two ends with zero to six spots, and is known as a double-six set because the highest-value piece has six pips on each end (the "double six"). The spots from one to six are generally arranged as they are on six-sided dice, but because there are also blank ends having no spots there are seven possible faces, allowing 28 unique pieces in a double-six set.
However, this is a relatively small number especially when playing with more than four people, so many domino sets are "extended" by introducing ends with greater numbers of spots, which increases the number of unique combinations of ends and thus of pieces. Each progressively larger set increases the maximum number of pips on an end by three, so the common extended sets are double-nine, double-twelve, double-fifteen and double-eighteen. Larger sets such as double-twenty-one can theoretically exist but are rarely seen in retail stores, as identifying the number of pips on each domino becomes difficult, and a double-twenty-one set would have a staggering 253 pieces, far more than is normally necessary for most domino games even with eight players.
The oldest domino sets have been dated from around 1120. Modern dominoes, as most of the Western world knows them, however, appear to be a Chinese invention. They were apparently derived from cubic dice, which had been introduced into China from India some time in the distant past. Each domino originally represented one of the 21 results of throwing two dice. One half of each domino is set with the pips from one die and the other half contains the pips from the second die. Chinese sets also introduce duplicates of some throws and divide the dominoes into two classes: military and civil. Chinese dominoes are also longer than typical European dominoes. Over time Chinese dominoes also evolved into the tile set used to play Mah Jong, a game which swept across the United States in the early to mid 1920s and has enjoyed moderate popularity, especially in its "solitaire" form, since that time.
The early 18th century witnessed dominoes making their way to Europe, making their first appearance in Italy. The game changed somewhat in the translation from Chinese to the European culture. European domino sets contain neither class distinctions nor the duplicates that went with them. Instead, European sets contain seven additional dominoes with six of these representing the values that result from throwing a single die with the other half of the tile left blank.
Bones that share a common number of spots on one end are said to be of the same suit. In a double-six set, for example, 1–0, 1–1, 1–2, 1–3, 1–4, 1–5, and 1–6 all belong to the suit of one. All dominos, except for the doubles, belong to two suits. The 1–2, for example, belongs to the suit of one and the suit of two. All doubles belong to one suit only by this definition. An alternate definition of suit allows all dominoes to have two suits, by counting the set of all doublets as an additional suit.
These numbers may be computed quite easily using triangular numbers: for Double n dominoes, there are T(n) = (n+1)(n+2)/2 tiles and n T(n) = n(n+1)(n+2)/2 pips. Generally the most commonly used sets are Double Sixes and Double Nines, though the other three sets are more popular for games involving several players or for players looking for long domino games.
In the most common versions of the game, the tiles are shuffled face down, and each player picks seven (7) tiles. The player with the highest double leads with that double, for example "double six". If no one has it the next highest double is called - "double five?", then "double four?", etc. until the highest double in any of the players hands is played. If no player has an "opening" double, the next heaviest domino in the highest suit is called - "six - five?", "six - four?". In some versions of the game the players take turns picking dominoes from the boneyard until an opening double is picked and played; in other versions the hand is reshuffled and each player picks seven dominos.
Playing the first bone of a hand is sometimes called setting, leading, downing, or posing the first bone. Dominoes afficinadoes often call this procedure smacking the bone down. After each hand the bones are shuffled, and each player in draws the number of bones required (7). After the first hand, the winner or winning team of the previous hand is allowed to pick their dominos first, and begins by playing any domino in his or her hand.
Play generally proceeds "clockwise", but by prior consensus can proceed "counter-clockwise". The next player, and all players in turn, must play a bone with an end that matches one of the open ends of the layouts. In some versions of the games the pips or points on the end and the section to be played next to it must add up to a given number; [For example in a double six set the "sum" would be six (6), requiring a "blank" to be played next to a "6," a "1" next to a "5", a "2" next to a "4", etc.]
The stock of bones left behind, if any, is called the boneyard, and the bones therein are said to be sleeping. In draw games, players take part in the bone selection, typically drawing from the boneyard when they don't have a "match" in their hand.
Generally, if a player inadvertantly picks up and sees one or more extra dominos, those dominos becomes part of his or her hand.
In block games, players who cannot match or play, on their turn must forfeit the turn by knocking or (passing), accomplished by tapping twice on the table or by saying, "go" or "pass". In draw games, players who cannot match or play, must draw bones from the boneyard until obtaining a playable bone. If the boneyard is exhausted, the player knocks.
Play continues until one of the players has played all the dominos in his or her hand, (and calls "out!", "I win", or "domino!") and wins the hand, or until all the players are blocked and no legal plays are left. This is in some areas referred to as a lockdown or "sewed up". In a common version of the game, the next player after the block, picks up all the dominoes in the boneyard, as if trying to find the (non-existant) match. If all the players are blocked, or locked out the player with the lowest hand / pip count wins. In team play, the team with the lowest individual hand wins. In the case of a tie, the first of tied players or the first team in the play rotation wins.
In games where points are accrued, the winning player scores a point for each pip on each bone still held by each opponent, or the opposing team. If no player went out, however, the win is determined by the lightest hand; sometimes only the excess points held by opponents. A game is generally played to 100 points, the tally being kept with paper and pencil. In more common games, mainly urban rules, games are played to 150, 200, or 250 points. In some games the tally is kept by creating houses, where the beginning of the house (the first ten points) is a large +, the next ten points are O, and scoring with a 5 is a /, and are placed in the four 'corners' of the house. In some versions, if a lockdown occurs then the first person to call the lockdown will gain the other players bones and add the amount of the pips to their house.
Double 6s = 7 rounds, double 9s = 10 rounds, double 12s = 13 rounds, double 15s = 16 rounds, double 18s = 19 rounds.
A popular domino game in Texas is 42. The game is similar to the card game spades. It is played with four players paired into teams. Each player draws seven dominoes, and the dominoes are played into tricks. Each trick counts as 1 point, and any domino with a multiple of 5 dots counts toward the total of the hand. 35 points of "five count" + 7 tricks = 42 points, hence the name.
Also, in the Caribbean, there are other common games which involve four players in which the players can play as partners or as individuals. In partners, the partners sit across from each other and all hands can not be seen by the other players. The game is started by shuffling the dominoes or 'cards' and each player pulling seven cards. The double six is then played and play continues to the starter's right side. If a player can not play then he is passed and it is the next player's turn. The object is for a team to win by one of the players running out of dominoes. The winning team is awarded a point and then restart the process by shuffling and pulling a new hand and then starting with any domino either partner wishes to play. The game goes on till one team reaches six points. Double points are awarded when you get 'key'. This happens when your last card is the only card that can be played on both ends. Also when a player pulls five doubles all players put their dominoes back and pull new hands, the following game is played for 2 points and the double six is started by the player who has it. This variation is called Partners, where the other variation is called Cut-Throat, where each player plays for himself, in which all the same rules apply as in partners. This form of dominoes is most common in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
Other than playing games of strategy, another common pastime using domino tiles is to stand them on edge in long lines, then topple the first tile, which falls on and topples the second, which topples the third, etc., resulting in all of the tiles falling. Arrangements of millions of tiles have been made that have taken many minutes to fall. By analogy, similar phenomena of chains of small events each causing similar events leading to eventual catastrophe are called domino effects. The phenomenon also has some theoretical relevance (amplifier, digital signal, information processing), and this amounts to the theoretical possibility of building domino computers.
The Netherlands has hosted an annual domino toppling exhibition called Domino Day since 1986. The event held on November 18, 2005 knocked over 4 million dominoes. Another new record was set at 4,079,381 stones on November 17, 2006.
At one time, Pressman Toys manufactured a product called Domino Rally that contained tiles and mechanical devices for setting up toppling exhibits.
Dominoes are not just for games these days. Domino Art is the art of decorating domino tiles. First the domino is sprayed with an acrylic paint. Once it has dried, it is stamped with a rubber stamp and then various colors of ink are applied. Some artists drill holes in them before spraying and wire wrap the finished piece.
Dominoes are also commonly used as components in Rube Goldberg machines.


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I finally got this quilt finished…the scrappy binding is perfect for it. It crinkled up SO much in the wash…I don't' think I've ever had one crinkle up so much. Or maybe I just haven't washed a new quilt in awhile and I wasn't expecting this:
to crinkle to this:
Don't get me wrong I still love it…but sometimes I wonder why on earth I worry about quilting it nicely if you can't even tell once it's washed. I even pre-washed the backing on this one. Anyways…I'm not sure if I'll keep this one or find it a new home…it's a nice small size, maybe 28" x 36"…good for a car seat quilt!


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I recently had the pleasure of being introduced to Michele Wong, coFounder of HATCH, the company behind My Plate-Mate. This guard attaches to any standard plate to prevent messy spills at mealtime and promote independent self-feeding… if that isn't real-life problem solving I don't know what is, it's no wonder her family is drawn to ThinkFun games!
Michele and her family are long-time ThinkFun fans, and I'm thrilled to have her as a guest blogger sharing her story!
Like most families, we seem to always be on the run from one activity to the next. Our house is filled with constant chatter and movement. Well, what can you expect in a home with 3 busy kids? We do have moments of quiet down time. This is the perfect chance to open up our arsenal of Think Fun Games instead of turning on the TV or Xbox. Sure, I'm all for relaxing and having fun. But while my kids are enjoying their game time, I am content knowing that the benefits of Think Fun games reach far beyond just having a good time.
I believe that learning is not merely about memorizing charts and tables in school. It is also about creative problem solving – applying and modifying what you know to new and changing situations, looking for solutions from different angles. All Think Fun games stimulate creative problem solving. In the process they can also strengthen wonderful characteristics such as patience, flexibility, and self-confidence. These are skills that will not only benefit my children in school today, but they are important life skills that I hope they will embody and carry with them through the years.
Now back to the fun. As a Mom (family maid, referee, taxi driver, etc) I must comment on the other appreciated perks of Think Fun Games. I LOVE that each game is housed in its own draw string pouch. Finish the game, pile in the pieces, cinch up the bag and Voila! Done! These pouches also make games easy to pack and travel. Our games have accompanied us (and saved my sanity) on an 18 hr road trip, camping trips, long airplane rides and even longer hours stranded at the airport. The games work well played alone, collaboratively with a partner or in team competition form.
Our Family Favorites-
Rush Hour Jr. – A super fun and mentally challenging game that promotes strategy development. It's addictive to both children and adults alike. And let's face it, everyone wants to help rescue the Ice Cream Man.
Square by Square– A great game to build spatial relationships and pattern matching skills. This is another hit for players of all ages. Our family likes to play timed rounds in teams- kids vs. the adults. It's funny to watch the parents break out in a sweat as the kids "school" us in this game.
Block by Block– Another great game that promotes spatial awareness in a 3D puzzle format. This is always popular with children who enjoy building activities.
River Crossing Jr. and Tip Over– Both excellent games that promote visual and spatial awareness as well as strategic planning.
Zingo– This is a favorite game for youngsters that involves matching as well as shape and pattern recognition. Also promotes identification of site words and letters. Just the sight of the "Stinky Feet" is enough to crack my kids up.
Keep up the great work Think Fun! Our family can't wait to enjoy and be challenged by what you come up with next.
The Wong Family


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The Ashe County Sheriff's Office is seeking your help. A $1,000 reward is being offered for the return of an Escher Lithograph print, serial number 53/108, and information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief. The print was stolen in the Jefferson/Glendale Springs area of the county just before Christmas. Escher Lithograph is matted in a silver frame approximately three feet by four feet and is entitled, "Ascending and Descending" 1960 from Escher's Recognition and Success series, 1955 - 1972. Please contact Detective Upchurch at (336) 846-5600


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Philadelphia Flyers (11-12-2) at Nashville Predators (13-11-2), 8 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Nashville Predators will try to bounce back from their fourth shutout loss in November when they host the Philadelphia Flyers in Saturday's battle at Bridgestone Arena.
Nashville has compiled a 7-6-0 record this month and the club has been held without a goal in four of those losses. In fact, both of the Predators' two setbacks during a current 5-2-0 stretch came via a shutout, including Thursday's 3-0 defeat at the hands of visiting Edmonton.
The Oilers scored twice in a span of 51 seconds during the second period and Ilya Bryzgalov turned aside all 33 Nashville shots to help Edmonton secure the shutout victory in Music City.
"We talked before the game that we needed to get in the hard areas and throw some pucks, but obviously we didn't play hard enough in those hard areas," Predators head coach Barry Trotz said.
Marek Mazanec stopped 25 shots on Thursday, but the rookie couldn't help Nashville pick up a third straight win. Mazanec is 5-4-0 on the season and could garner a 10th consecutive start in net on Saturday.
The 22-year-old Czech goaltender has never faced Philadelphia during his brief career. Nashville backup Carter Hutton also has no experience playing against the Flyers.
All told, Nashville has been shut out six times this season and five of those occurrences came on the heels of a win. The Predators are averaging 2.31 goals per game this season, placing them 24th in the NHL -- one spot ahead of the Flyers.
Predators defenseman Shea Weber, who leads his club with seven goals this season, was injured in Thursday's loss when he suffered a cut to his face after getting hit with a puck. He left the game after the incident in the second period and did not return.
Weber is questionable for Saturday's contest, as are forwards Filip Forsberg and Patric Hornqvist, who have both been sidelined recently with upper-body injuries. Forsberg has sat out the past seven games with his injury, while Hornqvist has missed the last three.
Philadelphia is averaging 2.16 goals per game and was right around that number on Friday, when it notched a 2-1 win over the visiting Winnipeg Jets.
The Black Friday matinee began at 11:30 a.m. (et) and Philadelphia wasted no time in getting on the board, as Scott Hartnell took advantage of a turnover to give the Flyers a 1-0 edge just 48 seconds into the game.
Sean Couturier added a short-handed score for the Flyers in the early stages of the second period and Steve Mason stopped 25-of-26 shots to help the home team hold on for the win. The victory halted a two-game slide and was Philadelphia's fourth win in six games.
"As long as you get two points it's a great thing, but it's a big win for us," said Hartnell. "We had two bad games for us there on the road."
The Flyers will begin their longest road trip of the season on Saturday, as the tilt in Nashville marks the first of six in a row away from the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia is 4-5-2 on the road this season and has lost three straight as the guest.
Nashville is 6-4-1 as the host this season and is playing the second test of a four-game homestand tonight.
The Flyers have taken two of three in the series with Nashville and are 3-1-1 over the past five encounters. The Preds, however, have won three straight on home ice in this matchup and are 3-2-0 with a pair of ties in the seven all- time encounters in Music City.


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The Department of Biological Sciences is housed in Cunningham Hall which includes a state-of-the art research wing. This research wing is a $8.5 million, 40,000-square-foot Annex of Cunningham Hall. The annex contains 19 research and support labs, tissue culture facility, RIA laboratory, a chemical storage room, a chemical and biohazardous waste room, a seminar room, and a classroom. The Annex features several shared laboratories, including an aquatic ecology support lab, a genomics lab, and a confocal microscope and imaging laboratory.
Resources available to faculty and students include comprehensive suites of equipment for genomics, proteomics, and imaging. In addition, we have a unique on-campus experimental wetland and several field properties.
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Science departments and the School of Biomedical Sciences at Kent State have developed a strong initiative in 3D and 4D visualization, especially of biological materials. We currently have several immersive systems (Fakespace immersadesk, Vrex display) for 3D and 4D display of large data sets. We have established the only stereoscopic immersive classroom consisting of a 7x8 Fakespace Powerwall for the display of 3D and 4D data sets. This facility is used for both education and research, the latter efforts focused on developing new interactive software tools for visualization of multidimensional structures, such as cells, proteins, membranes, etc., and provide valuable means for evaluating the importance of spatial properties in determining function. In conjunction with the computational resources available at Kent, this facility is unique in the State of Ohio and forms both a research and educational tool for the multiple scientific disciplines.
Tom S. and Miwako K. Cooperrider Herbarium serves to document the changing flora of the region, provides a repository for vouchers to document the identity of taxa on which studies are based, provides a references collection for identifications for the KSU community and beyond, and serves as a research facility through which specimen loans from collections from around the world may be arranged, housed, and studied.
Acting Curator, Dr. Andrea L. Case
Curator's phone :330-672-3699
Collection Manager, Melissa Davis
Herbarium phone:330-672-2453.
Dr. Tom S. Cooperrider is Curator Emeritus. The collection is open by appointment.
The Tom S. and Miwako K. Cooperrider Herbarium was founded in 1921, and currently holds approximately 55,000 accessions. The strength of the collection is primarily in flora of northeastern Ohio, but we also have a good representation of other parts of the state and of other regions of North America. Significant collections include those of T. S. Cooperrider and his students, and late 19th and early 20th century collections of Almon Rood and his contemporaries. The collection is currently being database and will in the future be accessible online. In addition to vascular plants, we also have a growing collection of bryophytes, with the historical collections of Almon Rood as its nucleus.
Loans are made to recognized herbaria and are for a standard term of 1 year. Please contact the curator about arranging loans.
In addition to support from the university, the collection receives funding from individual contributors, notable among them being J. Arthur Herrick, Tom and Mix Cooperrider, Barbara Andreas, and David Jarzen. The collections are currently being databased; the bryophyte collection is now available online.
Proteomic Core Facility
The proteomics lab housed in the Department of Chemistry includes a ProteomeLab PF 2D system (Beckman Coulter). Results are analyzed via 32 Karat software. The proteomics lab also features a Ciphergen Surface Enhanced Laser Desorption Ionization (SELDI) Protein Chip reader with PBS IIc SELDI software, version 3.2.1; Biomek 2000 Laboratory Automated Work Station (Beckman Coulter); CentriVap Concentrator with tube and 96 well rotor heads (Labconco); and HP Laser Jet 4200dtn color laser printer.
For more information on the proteomics lab please see their website.
Center for Ecology and Natural Resource Sustainability
1) Scientific Research
2) Education of students at Kent State University and beyond
3) Programs to restore and preserve the integrity of natural areas
For more information on the Center for Ecology and Natural Resource Sustainability please see their website: CENRS
Genomics Core Facility
Our genomics lab features an Arcturus AutoPix automated laser capture microdissection system, an Affymetrix microarray system (including the fluidics station 450, Gene chip scanner, hybridization oven 640 and a computer work station), along with an Agilent Mx3000P real time PCR System, Nanodrop Spectrophotometer, a Becton Dickinson FacsAria Cell Sorter and Flow Cytometer, a Jasco FP-8200 fluorescence spectrometer, tissue culture incubators for hypoxic and normoxic conditions, and various centrifuges including floor and table-top ultracentrifuges.
Field Sites
Jennings WoodsLocated within a 20 minute drive from KSU in Ravenna, Ohio (Portage Co.), Jennings Woods is a 74 acre property that was purchased by the department in 1966. Habitats include mature second growth oak maple forest, meadows, floodplain and depressional wetlands, and a 600 m portion of the West Branch of the Mahoning River. It is rich in many invertebrate, vertebrate and plant species due to the varied habitats. Jennings Woods has been used for many graduate students thesis and dissertation projects, and it is a popular field site for many undergraduate and graduate classes.
We have 16 other field sites near the KSU campus, ranging in size from 1-77 acres, including several bogs, a fen, and several mixed woodland properties, all with varying amounts of urban impact. These properties are organized and overseen by the CERNS.
The collections manager is Ms. Melissa Davis (330-672-2469). The Conservatory is attached to the north side of Cunningham Hall and is open weekdays from 9-5 and members of the university community are invited to visit.
Imaging and Visualization Center
- Olympus Fluoview 1000 confocal microscope with computer-controlled XYZ stage
- Olympus Fluoview 300 confocal microscope
- Olympus IX81 inverted microscope with a cooled grayscale CCD camera, EMCCD camera, 3-laser TIRF system and XYZ stage
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- Chamber for live cell observation with temperature, humidity, and CO2 control
- Optics for DIC, phase contrast and Hoffman modulation imaging
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He would love to take on more commissioned work, now that he has quit his day job with the Times of India.
As far AK is concerned on khaps then it seems he is behaving now more politically correct rather than an activist. He has his roots in Haryana so he knows this khap's Haryana a bit too well. As far as Indian police and politicians nexus is concerned then there is no hidden fact that this nexus is party to many crimes!
In Haryanvi people call it "Jiski Latti uski bhains".
Damn good! But, what a pity the joke is on us, the voters.
We are really! such voters
Yes this a way of life in UP. Richa Yadav, the niece of Mulayam Singh Yadav had goons & police in uniform rough up a chemist because he did not have the cough syrup she demanded. No action & no follow up by the media despite CCTV footage. We know what happened to Durga Shakti Nagpal. SP goons assault toll booth operators (they are the most vulnerable everywhere) for asking the MLA to pay up.
Dhananjay Singh MP has 29 criminal cases with 2 murders & he is free. His wife (a dentist)Jagriti Singh tortured 3 servants & killed one. They are free. She justified her act by saying that the maid servant did not dust properly. UP is a jungle. Such stories coming from there will not surprise anybody. I wonder what Akhilesh Yadav learnt in Military school & University of Sydney ! To obey & follow the footsteps of his father ? Waste of money.
people are too concerned about themselves. They would just look at this incident curse the politics in India and move on. Every one should come together and condemn such misuse of power then only can there be change.
For all his flaws, Modi has won elections talking about development. Yes, he is seen as a mascot of Hindutva but I think a 20 something youngster will vote for Modi because they want development. He talks about issues concerning a modern Indian and even has probable solutions, which he is trying to work out. He has converted Ahmedabad into a city that can rival Pune and may be soon, Bangalore. There is a reason to be hopeful about him.
Amazin work shobhaa.. brilliant.. D way you took a neutral stance at the end was good. D Indians hav been fooled since long ..it doesn't really matter what the future PM is gonna do. Gujarath is like a movies for us, were we feel this is what he is gonna give. and the congress doesn't Have anything against him except the infamous riots, but its not enough a stop a immovable force. Its gonna hit them back. Lets hope our chaiwala puts real milk instead of adulterated tea. hey can U check out my blog and let know how it is..?! Wud b awesome! http://nahushakulkarni.blogspot.in/
It is not story of just one state.... Every other minister is just using his power just for the shake of his buffaloes... With great powers their comes the great responsibilities... But who cares
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Anyway I respect your words...'In India, The Buffalo always wins' India is skthi in the nation ruled by her from the ancients age then how can come buffaloes between them. anyhow you have been tolerate to that buffalo....who is ?
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NASA and SpaceX have announced October 7, 2012 as the target launch date for SpaceX's first resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch of the Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft is scheduled for 8:34 p.m. EDT from Cape Canaveral, Florida. October 8 is the backup date.
The launch represents the first of 12 SpaceX flights to the ISS under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) contract, and follows a successful demonstration mission in May when SpaceX became the first private company ever to attach to the ISS and return safely to Earth.
The SpaceX CRS-1 mission also represents restoration of American capability to deliver and return cargo to the ISS—a feat not achievable since the retirement of the space shuttle. SpaceX is also contracted to develop Dragon to send crew to the space station. SpaceX's first manned flight is expected to take place in 2015.
On this mission, Dragon will be filled with supplies, which include materials to support 166 experiments in plant cell biology, human biotechnology, and materials technology. One experiment will examine the effects of microgravity on the opportunistic yeast Candida albicans, which is present on all humans. Another will evaluate how microgravity affects the growth of cell walls in a plant called Arabidopsis.
Expedition 33 Commander Sunita Williams of NASA and Aki Hoshide of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency will use a robotic arm to grapple Dragon following its rendezvous with the station, expected on October 10. They will attach Dragon to the Earth-facing port of the station's Harmony module for a few weeks while crew members unload cargo and load experiment samples for return to Earth.
Dragon is scheduled to return in late October for a parachute-assisted splashdown in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of southern California. Dragon will fly back carrying scientific materials and space station hardware.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 04:34
SpaceX tests rocket engines on pad
SpaceX says it successfully test-fired the engines on its Falcon 9 rocket today in preparation for Oct. 7's scheduled liftoff of the California-based company's first official cargo delivery to the International Space Station.
The static-fire test at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida was considered the "last major test" in advance of the launch, SpaceX said in a Twitter update. The rocket was held down while its nine Merlin engines blazed for a couple of seconds on the pad, at the end of a computer-controlled fueling sequence. Data from the test will be analyzed in advance of the scheduled launch at 8:34 p.m. ET on Oct. 7.
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Early in the morning, the Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft rolled out to the launch pad. Engineers now complete final preparations for launch, targeted for 8:35PM ET tonight.
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