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Man denies charges in city weapons incidentBy Lucia Suarez
STAFF WRITER | July 06,2013A Rutland man who tried to force his way into the Rutland criminal courthouse with multiple knives after allegedly threatening to blow up the Social Security office pleaded innocent to several charges Friday.
Parke Keener, 34, was arraigned in criminal court on several misdemeanor charges including bomb threat, attempted assault by menace, and two counts of disorderly conduct.
He was jailed on $15,000 bail and faces up to 40 months in prison if convicted.
This was Keeners second appearance before a judge this week. Earlier in the week he pleaded innocent to cultivating more than 25 marijuana plants an offense that carries a potential 15-year jail sentence.
For his most recent arrest Wednesday, Keener, a self-employed computer engineer, police said he threatened to blow up the Asa Bloomer Building on Merchants Row.
City police Officer Jon Dickerson wrote in an affidavit that an employee of the Social Security office in the downtown Rutland building overheard Keener talking to himself, swinging his arms and yelling.
I will blow them up if I dont get my check, Dickerson wrote.
The officer said while they were trying to find Keener in the Bloomer Building, police received a call that Keener was in the courthouse lobby just up the street on Merchants Row.
According to the affidavit, Sheriffs Cpl. Richard Wilbur, who was working the courthouses screening area, told city police that Keener rushed in raving out loud about someone taking his money away from him.
Dickerson wrote, Fearing he was about to cross over the counter, Wilbur radioed for backup.
Keener then left the courthouse, slamming both front doors as he went.
Wilbur advised the defendant stated, Im coming back and I am not going through the metal detector, Dickerson said.
Keener was taken into custody sometime later in front of the courthouse.
He was found with multiple knives and a portable police scanner, Dickerson wrote. A search of his car found a sword, a bamboo stick used for martial arts and a long wooden stick, the affidavit said.
In court Friday afternoon, Judge Theresa DiMauro ordered a mental health evaluation for competency.
He meets the need for an inpatient evaluation, said Kelly Wilson of Rutland Mental Health Services. He appears to be a person in need of mental-health help.
She said Keener told her he suffers from bipolar disorder, though mental health records were not available prior to the arraignment.
Keener was heard saying in court, I dont want to get stuck in a hospital. He said the report from the mental health screener was wrong.
This is ridiculous, he said.
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First off, Rene' who was lucky number #74 and has a lovely blog, is my lucky scraps /blocks winner. All I can say Rene' is good luck.
Second, I found out I'm having a….
BOY!! This will be our second little boy. We knew it was a boy before the ultrasound tech even mentioned it when we saw him form his little hand into a gun…..yep…totally boy.
Luckily I have a good stash of my favorite discontinued boy fabrics by American Jane. I want to make a quilt that somewhat matches the quilt I made for Ben. That way if they share a room they'll match, and heaven forbid they don't match {insert husband eye roll here}.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI---The Wolves struck first blood but it was the Grand Rapids Griffins with the last laugh, shutting the door on Chicago with a 2-1 overtime victory Saturday night at Van Andel Arena.
Goaltender Matt Climie (6-8-0) stopped 26 of 28 shots for the Wolves (13-9-3-1). The loss ended the Wolves four-game win streak.
Left wing Darren Archibald was the lone goal scorer for Chicago. Since joining Chicago from the East Coast Hockey League's Kalamazoo Wings in late November, Archibald has had success finding mesh on the power play and got right back to it against the Griffins.
After a scoreless first and second period, Archibald finally lit the lamp while the Wolves had the man advantage, rifling his third power play goal of the season past Griffins goalie Tom McCollum at 2:43 of the third.
Grand Rapids (16-9-1-1) answered Archibald on their own power play when center Landon Ferraro tipped a puck around Climie to even the score at 12:26.
Sixty minutes wasn't enough to settle things, and the game proceeded to the extra frame. Halfway through, Griffins defenseman Brian Lashoff took a cross-ice feed and rocketed a puck past Climie to give Grand Rapids the victory.
The Wolves will break for the holidays and return to the ice when they visit the Rockford IceHogs at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 27.
Chicago 0 0 1 0-- 1
Grand Rapids 0 0 1 1-- 2
First Period---None. Penalties--- Smith, Grand Rapids (hooking), 8:54; Connauton, Chicago (holding) 10:45; Glendening, Grand Rapids (hooking), 13:36.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Tatar, Grand Rapids (interference).
Third Period---1, Chicago, Archibald 5 (Connauton, Tanev), 2:43 pp; 2, Grand Rapids, Ferraro 9 (Almquist, Pare), 12:26 pp. Penalties---Lashoff, Grand Rapids (hooking), 2:03; Smith, Grand Rapids (tripping), 6:35; Schroeder, Chicago (goaltender interference), 10:33; Friesen, Chicago (boarding), 15:18.
Overtime---3, Grand Rapids, Lashoff 2 (Almquit, Tatar), 2:49. Penalties---None.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 14-10-7-1--32; Grand Rapids: 11-8-8-1--28. Power plays---Chicago 1-5; Grand Rapids 1-3. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (26-28), Grand Rapids, McCollum (31-32). A---7,596. Referee---Shaun Davis. Linesmen---Jared Hoffmeyer and Pat Turcotte.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI---The Wolves struck first blood but it was the Grand Rapids Griffins with the last laugh, shutting the door on Chicago with a 2-1 overtime victory Saturday night at Van Andel Arena.


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Strings of little white fairy lights twinkling like a million stars over our heads, swags of gaily-colored bulbs dancing in the darkness, our hearts burst to overflowing with the joy of the season. Silly Santas crawling up the sides of buildings and warm, fuzzy snowmen grinning at us with their impossible charcoal grins, inviting us inside innumerable cozy shops filled with red and gold and green and everything we don't need but so want! Candy shop windows, "les vitrines des confiseries", elegantly decorated, display boxes of chocolates tied up in gold ribbon, crystal dishes cradling jewel-like bonbons in every color, the romance of Christmas wrapped in tissue paper and dusted with icing sugar. The dream of snow floating down outside the apartment windows is the most exciting thing for this Florida girl, a Florida girl still after all of these years. Snow still excites me like a child on Christmas morning stepping gingerly down the stairs, peeking nervously around the corner to spy the tree and seeing that Santa did indeed, really bring brightly wrapped gifts and place them under the sparkling fir. Holiday music, not so much "Silent Night" or "Little Drummer Boy" as "Christmas Wrapping", "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa" or "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" piped in all over town, in stores and on the street, like having a joyous, sing-along-able personal soundtrack to my life.
And the food! Thanksgiving slides rambunctiously into Christmas, a bumpy sleigh ride, and comes knocking on our door, her arms brimming with a cornucopia of delightful seasonal treats: pumpkin and apple pies galore, cranberry relish, cranberry muffins, cranberry-pecan pinwheels and orange-cranberry sweet bread, turkey stuffed with cornbread stuffing and sweet potato casseroles dotted with tiny marshmallows. And those worldly delicacies like Figgy Pudding, Bûche de Nöel, fruitcakes and Panettone. And Christmas cookies tumbling out of the oven batch after batch, butter and spice, gingerbread and chocolate, decorated with frosting and glaze and all kinds of colored sugary things filling the house with that warm, homey, inviting scent of the holidays.
My parents, like JP and I many years later, may have offered us presents once or twice on this holiday that we didn't celebrate, allowing us the same joy and surprise of waking up and finding something special waiting for each of us as awaited our friends, a fleeting idea, gone the next year as quickly as it had come this one. But as we had no tree, the stuffed tiger that I remember finding one year and that I grew very quickly to love was sitting calmly and silently on the bench in our bare living room next to the other kids' toys all on their lonesome. We knew there was no Christmas, no Santa Claus, but we loved the gifts all the same. Drawn to the holiday sparkle like moths to a bright light, we would wander the neighborhood early Sunday mornings when the streets were empty, bright and chilly December mornings, excitedly pointing out the wreaths tacked to all the front doors, the Rudolphs prancing on chimney-less rooftops. Or Santas in red velvet cap and brightly flowered swim trunks, that old Florida favorite. Nighttimes we would run through the yards to the street behind our house and see the magic lit up, pale blue and milky white lights creating a mystical haze around the palm trees, the luminaries lined majestically up and down the block, the eerie glow drawing us into a warm embrace. Waiting breathlessly, hands folded like good, patient children, for the neighbors to come over and invite us to help decorate their lovely, elegant tree, all glass balls and feathery angels, plump red bows and shimmering tinsel.
Years later, Christmas in Milan with our two boys, a small tree as the one concession to living in this very religious country and to my in-laws, decorated with handmade treasures; husband and boys spending a Saturday collecting whole walnuts and other collectibles from their nature walk, then stopping in the specialty shop and buying a plastic tube filled with escargot shells then spray painting everything gold and stringing them up on our first, our only, tree. The magical aura of Christmas in Milan, icy nights wandering downtown enveloped in a ghostly mist, Milan a picture postcard of Christmas beauty. We see steam rising from the huge steel drums gracing every street corner, the tantalizing, wintry scent of roasted chestnuts luring us over and we buy a small paper cone filled with these seasonal treats, their earthy, woodsy sweetness better than candy canes or chocolate Santas, the toasty paper warming our gloved hands.
Although I don't celebrate Christmas, I revel in the everyday contemporary rituals, the glorious food, the lights and decorations adorning every shop window, street lamp and front door, the cheerful music that swirls around me everywhere and the goodwill that fills us all. Look out your window or stroll down the street and feel the excitement in the air, the tingle of excitement that sparks that special holiday electricity that zips through each of us, the smells and the sounds, the childlike wonder and we believe in Santa Claus once again. And I often wonder why we can't keep the lights and decorations up all year 'round, always fill the streets with heart-warming, uplifting music and keep this wonderful seasonal spirit in us always.
And, of course, tis the season to offer gifts to friends and family, heartfelt, homemade gifts of cinnamon and spice, cranberries and citrus, sweets to delight and bring holiday cheer. I adore cooking and baking for others and Hannukah and Christmas are the perfect holidays for giving gifts from my kitchen. I surround myself with the warmth and the smells of Christmas baking, my kitchen infused with the fragrant melody of cinnamon and yeast, chocolate and nutmeg. I line up shiny aluminum bread tins and fill them with smooth, creamy batter that will rise to become cranberry-walnut or banana-chocolate chip or pumpkin bread. Or I hand roll dense, dark fudgy truffles, spiked with Amaretto or rum, rolled in bitter cocoa powder or colorful sugar sprinkles and slip them into dainty paper cups, gold and silver or peppered with tiny red and green poinsettas. Or beautiful butter cookies, carefully cut out in holiday shapes, stars and trees, reindeer or menorahs or maybe this year they'll be gingerbread cookies, richly spiced and redolent of molasses.
This week, I tried something new, a Christmas goody that has long intrigued me but one I have never made. Stollen, a specialty of Dresden, Germany, a cross between a bread and a cake, studded with raisins and candied fruit, a hint of rum and ground nuts, generously dusted with powdered sugar and presented in all her beautiful glory on the holiday table. I started with a rather awkwardly translated recipe that had been given to Ayako of Samurai Viking Cuisine, the original traditional German recipe from the book Backen macht Fruede from Dr. Oetker. This was a great challenge for me as a baker! I knew there were both errors and confusion in the recipe but this gave me the chance to fiddle around with it and, going by instinct and using my better judgment, I altered the recipe, fiddled a bit more, replaced the raisins and candied lemon peel with luscious, tangy dried cranberries and the subtle hint of freshly grated orange zest and came up with a wonderful Stollen, if I may say so myself. The bright red cranberries against the golden backdrop of this cakey bread lent it a Christmassy air and the coat of powdered sugar dressed it up like snow on a country hillside.
Stollen, traditionally, is wrapped up in plastic wrap and left out for 2 to 3 weeks, time to allow the flavors to mingle, but I found that eaten warm from the oven the bread is soft and full of flavor, orange and rum and hazelnuts all shining through. The only change I would make would be to divide the dough into 2 or even 3 smaller loaves, allowing one for us and two to give as the perfect Christmas gift!
4 cups (500 g) flour, all purpose, type 55
2 tsp (10 g) baking powder
5 ¼ oz (150 g) ground almonds or hazelnuts (I used ground hazelnuts)
½ tsp ground cardamom
½ tsp ground nutmeg
12 Tbs (175 g) unsalted butter
1 cup (200 g) sugar
1 packet (about 1 ½ Tbs, 20 g) vanilla sugar
7 oz (200 g) dried cranberries *
Grated zest of one large orange **
¼ to ½ tsp bitter almond extract
1 Tbs rum
2 large eggs
1 cup (250 ml) quark or fromage frais
For the icing:
3 – 4 Tbs softened unsalted butter
1 ¾ oz (50 g) powdered/confectioner's sugar
* can be replaced with raisins or a mixture of raisins and dried currents
** can use candied lemon or orange peel if you prefer
In a large mixing bowl, stir the flour, baking powder and ground nuts together until blended. Stir in the cardamom and the nutmeg. Add the butter, cut into cubes, and, using your fingertips, rub the butter into the flour/nut mixture until the texture of damp sand.
Add the sugar, vanilla sugar, dried cranberries and orange zest to the flour/nut/butter mixture and toss well to combine.
In a separate bowl, whisk together the eggs, the quark, the rum and the almond extract until smooth. Pour this over the dry mixture in the large mixing bowl and, using a fork or wooden spoon, fold and blend together until all of the dry ingredients are damp and everything pulls together into a dough.
Scrape the dough out onto a floured work surface and knead for 10 – 20 minutes (the original recipe suggests 20 – 30 minutes but I can't get beyond 10 at the most!), adding extra flour as needed, until the dough is smooth and no longer sticky.
Form the dough into a Stollen: a long, flattish, plump loaf with an indentation (made using the side of your hand) all down the center of the loaf.
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Place the loaf on a parchment-lined baking sheet.
Bake at 350°F (180°C) for 45 minutes (if, near the end, the loaf looks like it is browning too quickly, cover it with aluminum foil) then lower the oven temperature to 325°F (160°C) and bake for an additional 15 minutes.
To ice:
As soon as the Stollen is out of the oven, brush the entire top and sides with the softened butter. Then generously sprinkle the entire surface with powdered sugar (it should be like a thick layer of snow).


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- Space-time evolution and HBT analysis of relativistic heavy ion collisions in a chiral SU(3) x SU(3) model (2002)
- The space-time dynamics and pion-HBT radii in central heavy ion-collisions at CERN-SPS and BNL-RHIC are investigated within a hydrodynamic simulation. The dependence of the dynamics and the HBT-parameters on the EoS is studied with different parametrizations of a chiral SU(3) sigma omega model. The selfconsistent collective expansion includes the e ects of e ective hadron masses, generated by the nonstrange and strange scalar condensates. Different chiral EoS show di erent types of phase transitions and even a crossover. The influence of the order of the phase transition and of the latent heat on the space-time dynamics and pion-HBT radii is studied. A small latent heat, i.e. a weak first-order chiral phase transition, or a smooth crossover lead to distinctly di erent HBT predictions than a strong first order phase transition. A quantitative description of the data, both at SPS energies as well as at RHIC energies, appears di cult to achieve within the ideal hydrodynamic approach using the SU(3) chiral EoS. A strong first-order quasi-adiabatic chiral phase transition seems to be disfavored by the pion-HBT data from CERN-SPS and BNL-RHIC.
- Particle ratios at RHIC : effective hadron masses and chemical freeze-out (2002)
- The measured particle ratios in central heavy-ion collisions at RHIC-BNL are investigated within a chemical and thermal equilibrium chiral SU(3) theta - omega approach. The commonly adopted noninteracting gas calculations yield temperatures close to or above the critical temperature for the chiral phase transition, but without taking into account any interactions. Contrary, the chiral SU(3) model predicts temperature and density dependent e ective hadron masses and e ective chemical potentials in the medium and a transition to a chirally restored phase at high temperatures or chemical potentials. Three di erent parametrizations of the model, which show di erent types of phase transition behaviour, are investigated. We show that if a chiral phase transition occured in those collisions, freezing of the relative hadron abundances in the symmetric phase is excluded by the data. Therefore, either very rapid chemical equilibration must occur in the broken phase, or the measured hadron ratios are the outcome of the dynamical symmetry breaking. Furthermore, the extracted chemical freeze-out parameters di er considerably from those obtained in simple noninteracting gas calculations. In particular, the three models yield up to 35 MeV lower temperatures than the free gas approximation. The in-medium masses turn out di er up to 150 MeV from their vacuum values.
- Hadrons in dense resonance matter: a chiral SU(3) approach (2000)
- A nonlinear chiral SU(3) approach including the spin 3 2 decuplet is developed to describe dense matter. The coupling constants of the baryon resonances to the scalar mesons are determined from the decuplet vacuum masses and SU(3) symmetry relations. Di erent methods of mass generation show significant differences in the properties of the spin- 3 2 particles and in the nuclear equation of state
- Chiral model for dense, hot and strange hadronic matter (1999)
- Introduction: Until now it is not possible to determine the equation of state (EOS) of hadronic matter from QCD. One succesfully applied alternative way to describe the hadronic world at high densities and temperatures are effective models like the RMF-models [1], where the relevant degrees of freedom are baryons and mesons instead of quarks and gluons. Since approximate chiral symmetry is an essential feature of QCD, it should be a useful concept for building and restricting e ective models. It has been shown [2,3] that effective sigma-omega models including SU(2) chiral symmetry are able to obtain a reasonable description of nuclear matter and finite nuclei. Recently [4] we have shown that an extended SU(3) × SU(3) chiral sigma-omega model is able to describe nuclear matter ground state properties, vacuum properties and finite nuclei satisfactorily. This model includes the lowest SU(3) multiplets of the baryons (octet and decuplet[5]), the spin-0 and the spin-1 mesons as the relevant degrees of freedom. Here we will discuss the predictions of this model for dense, hot, and strange hadronic matter.
- In-medium vector meson masses in a chiral SU(3) model (2003)
- A significant drop of the vector meson masses in nuclear matter is observed in a chiral SU(3) model due to the e ects of the baryon Dirac sea. This is taken into account through the summation of baryonic tadpole diagrams in the relativistic Hartree approximation. The appreciable decrease of the in-medium vector meson masses is due to the vacuum polarisation e ects from the nucleon sector and is not observed in the mean field approximation.
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signals (2000)
- Compelling evidence for a new form of matter has been claimed to be formed in Pb+Pb collisions at SPS. We critically review two suggested signatures for this new state of matter: First the suppression of the J/psi , which should be strongly suppressed in the QGP by two different mechanisms, the color-screening [1] and the QCD-photoe ect [2]. Secondly the measured particle, in particular strange hadronic, ratios might signal the freeze-out from a quark-gluon phase.
- Current status of quark gluon plasma signals (2001)
- Compelling evidence for the creation of a new form of matter has been claimed to be found in Pb+Pb collisions at SPS. We discuss the uniqueness of often proposed experimental signatures for quark matter formation in relativistic heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that so far none of the proposed signals like J/psi meson production/suppression, strangeness enhancement, dileptons, and directed flow unambigiously show that a phase of deconfined matter has been formed in SPS Pb+Pb collisions. We emphasize the need for systematic future measurements to search for simultaneous irregularities in the excitation functions of several observables in order to come close to pinning the properties of hot, dense QCD matter from data.
- Transition from binary processes to multifragmentation in quantum molecular dynamics for intermediate-energy heavy ion collisions (1991)
- We study the transition from fusion-fission phenomena at about 20 MeV/nucleon multifragmentation at 100–200 MeV/nucleon in the reaction 16O+80Br employing the quantum molecular dynamics model. The time evolution of the density and mass distribution, the charged-particle multiplicity, and spectra as well as angular distributions of light particles are investigated. The results exhibit the transition of the disassembly mechanism, but no sharp change is found. The results are in good agreement with recently measured 4-Pi data.
- Properties of dense strange hadronic matter with quark degrees of freedom (2001)
- The properties of strange hadronic matter are studied in the context of the modified quark-meson coupling model using two substantially di erent sets of hyperon-hyperon (Y Y ) interactions. The first set is based on the Nijmegen hard core potential model D with slightly attractive Y Y interactions. The second potential set is based on the recent SU(3) extension of the Nijmegen soft-core potential NSC97 with strongly attractive Y Y interactions which may allow for deeply bound hypernuclear matter. The results show that, for the first potential set, the hyperon does not appear at all in the bulk at any baryon density and for all strangeness fractions. The binding energy curves of the resulting N system vary smoothly with density and the system is stable (or metastable if we include the weak force). However, the situation is drastically changed when using the second set where the hyperons appear in the system at large baryon densities above a critical strangeness fraction. We find strange hadronic matter undergoes a first order phase transition from a N system to a N for strangeness fractions fS > 1.2 and baryonic densities exceeding twice ordinary nuclear matter density. Furthermore, it is found that the system built of N is deeply bound. This phase transition a ects significantly the equation of state which becomes much softer and a substantial drop in energy density and pressure are detected as the phase transition takes place. PACS:21.65.+f, 24.85.+p, 12.39Ba
- Hot hypernuclear matter in the modified quark meson coupling model (1999)
- Hot hypernuclear matter is investigated in an explicit SU(3) quark model based on a mean field description of nonoverlapping baryon bags bound by the self-consistent exchange of scalar sigma, zeta and vector omega,phi mesons. The sigma, omega mean fields are assumed to couple to the u, d-quarks while the zeta ,phi mean fields are coupled to the s-quark. The coupling constants of the mean fields with the quarks are assumed to satisfy SU(6) symmetry. The calculations take into account the medium dependence of the bag parameter on the scalar fields sigma, zeta. We consider only the octet baryons N,Lambda,Sigma, Xi in hypernuclear matter. An ideal gas of the strange mesons K and K is introduced to keep zero net strangeness density. Our results for symmetric hypernuclear matter show that a phase transition takes place at a critical temperature around 180 MeV in which the scalar mean fields sigma, zeta take nonzero values at zero baryon density. Furthermore, the bag contants of the baryons decrease significantly at and above this critical temperature indicating the onset of quark deconfinement. The present results imply that the onset of quark deconfinement in SU(3) hypernuclear matter is much stronger than in SU(2) nuclear matter. PACS:21.65.+f, 24.85.+p, 12.39Ba


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Hi, Terice Again
I am six weeks pregnant again, I lost my son Jorden at 25 wks to severe hellp in june of this year. I wanted to get some feedback from some of the experience/experts, I wanted to know if you can get Hellp/PE again in your early stages of pregnancy or does it happen later in the stages the second time around. I been hearing alot of different stories and I just wanted to hear from the experience/experts.
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A new study of tree rings from Mongolia dating back more than 1,000 years confirms that recent warming in central Asia has no parallel in any known record. In recent decades, temperatures have been ascending more rapidly here than in much of the world, but scientists have lacked much evidence to put the trend into a long-term context. The study does not explicitly raise the issue of human-induced warming, but is sure to be seen as one more piece of evidence that it is at work. The study appears in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews.
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Tree-Ring Lab (TRL) scientists are dedicated to expanding the use and application of tree-ring research around the world to improve our understanding of past climate and environmental history. Current research concentrates on the use of tree-ring data networks to study regional climate, global climate teleconnections and anthropogenic impacts on forest growth.
Exploring new species in new regions, building collaborations around the world, and developing new quantitative techniques, TRL researchers are committed to advancing dendrochronology and paleoclimatology, as well as the ethic of good science
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|Dendroclimatology, Paleoclimatology and Ecology in Mediterranean, Boreal and Tropical ecosystems.
|Brendan M. Buckley
|Lamont Research Professor
|Dendrochronology, Dendroclimatology, Tropical Forest Ecosystems, Arctic Treeline Studies
|Rosanne D'Arrigo
|Lamont Research Professor
June 11, 2015
July 28, 2014
Four years ago this month, archeologists monitoring the excavation of the former World Trade Center site uncovered a ghostly surprise: the bones of an ancient sailing ship. Tree-ring scientists at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory were among those asked to analyze its remains for clues about its age and origins. In a study now out in the journal Tree Ring Research, the scientists say that an old growth forest in the Philadelphia area supplied the white oak used in the ship's frame, and that the trees were probably cut in 1773 or so—a few years before the bloody war that established America's independence from Britain.
March 07, 2014
Researchers studying the rings of ancient trees in mountainous central Mongolia think they may have gotten at the mystery of how small bands of nomadic Mongol horsemen united to conquer much of the world within a span of decades, 800 years ago. The rise of the great leader Genghis Khan and the start of the largest contiguous empire in human history was propelled by a temporary run of nice weather.
May 07, 2012
Dendrochronologist Brendan Buckley's usual occupation is drilling straw-like cores from old trees and extracting information about past climates by studying their rings. To extend the record beyond the time of living trees, he sometimes takes samples from long-dead trees, or even from timbers in ancient buildings. In 2010, the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory scientist was part of a team that traveled into the remote Cardamom Mountains of southern Cambodia to investigate human burials contained in coffins carved from entire logs.
November 10, 2011Evergreen trees at the edge of Alaska's tundra are growing faster, suggesting that at least some forests may be adapting to a rapidly warming climate, says a new study.
July 12, 2011
A team led by Kevin Anchukaitis of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Tree Ring Lab is currently in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, studying the effects of changing climate on trees. Ferried in by a bush pilot who landed on the tundra to drop them off, they are practically at treeline–the place where it is too far north for trees to grow. But there are still some spindly white spruces here, and they are taking cores from these, which can be used to measure weather of the past.
May 26, 2011
El Niño and La Niña, the periodic shifts in Pacific Ocean temperatures, affect weather around the globe, and many scientists have speculated that a warming planet will make those fluctuations more volatile, bringing more intense drought or extreme rainfall to various regions.
April 06, 2011
The eruption of the Laki volcano in Iceland in 1783-84 set off a cascade of catastrophe, spewing sulfuric clouds into Europe and eventually around the world.
March 23, 2011
Scientists examining rings from old trees spanning the last 400 years say they show that the U.S. East Coast has suffered droughts longer and more frequent than anything recorded in modern times.
November 03, 2010
Scientists have long known that large volcanic explosions can affect the weather by spewing particles that block solar energy and cool the air. Some suspect that extended "volcanic winters" from gigantic blowups helped kill off dinosaurs and Neanderthals...
September 30, 2009
A 2005-2007 dry spell in the southeastern United States destroyed billions of dollars of crops, drained municipal reservoirs and sparked legal wars among a half-dozen states—but the havoc came not from exceptional dryness but booming population and bad planning, says a new study.
January 06, 2009
But Global Warming May Have Helped Override Some Recent Eruptions
Climate researchers have shown that big volcanic eruptions over the past 450 years have temporarily cooled weather in the tropics—but suggest that such effects may have been masked in the 20th century by rising global temperatures
October 07, 2004
Researchers from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of The Earth Institute at Columbia University have used 835 annual tree-ring chronologies based on measurements from 20- to 30-thousand tree samples across the United States, Mexico, and parts of Canada to reconstruct a history of drought over the last 2005 years. The resulting drought reconstructions have been organized into a North American Drought Atlas CD-ROM, the first of its kind, which maps year-by-year occurrences of droughts.
October 07, 2004
Severe drought in western states in recent years may be linked to climate warming trends, according to new research, led by scientists from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of The Earth Institute at Columbia University, to be published in the journal Science. This research was supported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Science Foundation (NSF).
|The Páramos
|Climate change threatens a fragile ecosystem in the Andes
|Ancient Trees Reveal Environmental Histories
|Part of the 2011 Public Lecture Series
|Tree Rings, Climate Change and the Rainy Season
|A Natural History of the Palisades
|Public Lecture, 2005


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A Johnston man was detained for indecent exposure after he was seen masturbating at a computer in an employment office last week, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Willie Merriweather, 53, of Academy Street, was charged with two counts of indecent exposure and placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Tuesday afternoon.
The incident happened about 4:40 p.m. on Thursday at S.C. Works on Richland Avenue, according to a Public Safety report.
One of the female witnesses said she was assisting a customer "when a man kept trying to talk to her, saying that he knew her," according to the report.
"She turned to him to tell him they don't know each other, and she saw that he was masturbating with his genitalis completely exposed," the report stated.
The female employee and a second employee notified a supervisor, police said.
The suspect ran out of the building when the supervisor went to locate him.
Merriweather comes in "quite often and will only deal with female employees," one of the employees said to officers.
She said that it's not uncommon for Merriweather to flirt with employees.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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And iphone 5 for Xmas would be tops! My wife has the 4, but needs Siri to assist her with meetings and information on her industry.
I'd really like a black iphone 5 for my wife. She wants any model from 4 up but we just can't afford to buy one right now.
I would love to have an iPad mini because I can let my daughter play her games on it instead of my iphone (:
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I would love to win the iPad mini. I want it because I haven't really ever owned a tablet and I think the iPad mini is a perfect fit for me.
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iPhone 5. I have a 4 now but the one thing I miss since switching to iOS is the bigger screen (and, heck, I'd like Siri capability, too).
I would really like to win an iPad mini to give it to my mom for christmas it´d be great for her to keep in touch with the family through FaceTime and iMessage, read her books and magazines, be updated with the news that she loves and of course for work, a great companion all in her purse.
Ipad Mini pretty please? I'm a wedding photographer and definitely need something smaller for contracts and model releases!
I'd love an all new iPad mini that fits my white coat when I'm in rounds at the hospital ;)
Happy holidays and thanks for the opportunity!
iPad w/retina! Because it would be a huge help with my design business!
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Thank you.
An iPhone 5, because it is difficult to get one where I live
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an iPod touch would be an incredible replacement for my recently-passed nano :)
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I think i would want the iPhone 5, Because i feel like i don't need an iPad if i have an iPhone, and if i wanted an iPad, I'd just get the bigger one.
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I would want the ipad mini for my wife to help her with her photography business she started.
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I would like to upgrade my current iPad or try out the iPad Mini.
I would love an iPad mini.
I would absolutely LOVE an iPhone 5! It would make my Christmas and all thanks to iMore!
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I don't want an iPhone 5. I need an iPhone 5.
I would love too win a iPad, the reason because on November 10 2012 I was involved in a serious car accident I broke my pelvis leaving me not being able too walk for at-least 3 months maybe longer I would appreciate this so much because this accident really has left me being in bed most of the time so an iPad would give me some entertainment, while I progress too heal ! I would be so thankful for this
In the words of Dr. Seuss: "Wherever you fly, you'll be best of the best. Wherever you go, you will top all the rest. Except when you don't. Because, sometimes, you won't."
Its those times when i won't, that an IPAD MINI would really come in handy :)
I would LOVE an iPad w/ Retina Display...that is what they are calling it these days right? I can't keep up. I think the iPad mini is great but Apple dropped the ball by leaving out the retina display. Thanks for the opportunity!
I do not have any tablet, so I would like the iPad. Thanks!!!!
An iPhone would be the BEST. Then I can stop using this blackberry curve, no joke
iPad 4 for my son with special needs. He is on a very long wait list (possibly 2yrs) to get assessed to receive an iPad to help him learn.
Would love a new iPad Mini!!! Top of my wish list!!
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iPad mini. Have the other ones, and it's the right size.
Although... iPhone 5 has most resale value just now, and that could buy an iPad Mini and leave money left over...
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The iPad mini. Again.
An iPhone 5 or a nice iPad Mini would be the most great Christmas gift for me!
Merry Christmas to all. Thanks!
iPad mini for me. I think it's the perfect form factor for so many things, yet light and easy to handle.
Hey guys I love iOS & apple, I have an older iPod Touch 2gen but now I would like to go for an iPhone, so I would like for Christmas a white iPhone 5 because for me is the best smartphone that exists.
Merry Christmas & thank you guys :)
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-32gb iPhone 5!
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iPad mini! I would like something that is portable and most importantly iOS!
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Small protable replacement from my clunky old laptop
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The iPad 4th gen ftw.
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Thanks iMore... I hope my dream come true
Hallo, ive always wished to have an iphone and i would love to get the iphone 5.
I'd love to win an iPad 4 -- it would be the perfect way to celebrate the end of the year.
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Attending! I'd love the mini ipad for this Christmas ..!
Merry Christmas to all!
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I Would Love To Win An iPhone 5
I Want An iPhone 5 Because, When I Got My iPhone 4S, It Was Like A Week Before The Launch and Right When I Got Home With My 4S, I Read Online About How There Was An Apple Event and Everybody Was Saying It Was For The iPhone 5, So I Knew I Was Doomed, So Could You Really Help Me Out Here, Get Me Out Of This iPhone 4S!!! -Merry Christmas
Can deaf guy like me have iPad please?
Would love to have an iPad mini. I could use it while visiting clients for quick access to Evernote...
iPad 4 64 gb because my kids hijacked my work iPad 2
I honestly have not touched an actual iPhone 5 since it was released, so it would be awesome if I can get one of my own! (Black one is cooler this year)
I'd love an iPhone 5 for christmas!! :)
I would love to have a Ipad to give to my little brother for Christmas.
I would love to win an iPad because it would make my first Christmas away from home very special.
I would like to have the iconic iphone 5 because i always wanted one as i want to experience the rich apple and its technology world through its flagship phone. I am a big apple fan and followed it from sometime. If i get the phone then it will be my first time experiencing iOS which i want to soo badly !! i hope my luck and my desperation shines for me this time.
ipad for Christmas always wanted one but really dont have the money to actually get one
I would like a white iPad Mini
I would like the iPhone 5 because I am giving my iPhone 4S to my brother. thanks and merry christmas
iPod touch for my mother, she's a music lover and her anniversary is on 25 December (no kidding) so I just wish I could give one to her (:
Pleaseeee. I can't afford one for me and mom said that she won't be able to buy me something! For Christmas I would love an iPhone 4S. If you would do it. I would be really grateful! Merry Christmas. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
iPad mini would be awesome,
Argh! I would LOVE an iPhone 5! Why? Well, I've been using Android for over a year now and I have to say... it isn't the greatest. I mean sure, there may be some perks like free Angry Birds but that's it. iOS is a lot more defined and is a lot smoother than Android and if I got my hands on an iPhone, I would be so happy I'd never switch back.
I phone 5....... So that i can be in touch with my kids when they are on their iPods and am not around.....happy holidays.
My iPhone is too old...I still use a 3G. I'm too broke to get a new one! Help!
This is an awesome contest iMore. I am currently an Android user and have been since I left feature phones years ago. My current phone is a Samsung (Google) Nexus S 4G through Sprint. I really do enjoy Android, but for a few years now I have craved to switch "teams" and use an Apple iPhone. So I would LOVE an iPhone 5. I don't have any gripes per se with Android, but my preferences have changed and I know realize an iPhone would best suit my desires. The App Store and games are one big reason as well as just overall usability. I used to tend to think I was more of a tinkerer and that's why I preferred Android, but I have realized that I just want Apple's reliability and performance with the iPhone. My holiday season would be great if I was able to get an iPhone 5. Well, great-ER because I'm already so excited to give my 2 daughters a beautiful holiday as well! : )
I will need iPad mini for school and face time with my family back home.
iPad mini cuz it's awesome!!!!
I'd like a iPad 4 because i had first generation of iPad and it was amazing device. Now, iPad 4 have even better display and it would be awesome device for a student like me.
Hi my name is jasmine I want a iPhone because I'm 14 Years old in I've never had a phone I nearly have clothes to wear of my own I wear my moms clothes people talk about because I don't havehave name brand clothes in a cool phone it would mean a lot to be me if I won a iPhone. That's way I think I should have one
iPhone 5 as I'm sick of having bad battery on other devices. :)
I want the iPhone5 so that I can take advantage of the LTE data.
I would love an iPad for Christmas. I've never had one!
I'm not going to sit here in lie to u to be honest my life isn't going so will I'm 14 yearrs old in I live with my mom I'm the youngest out of 3 in I don't know my dad I bearly have clothes to were to school I were my mom clothe I don't have no name brand I haven't had a new pair of shoes in months I ask my mom for a iphone for chrismas but she said we can only get 1 gife each in it couldn't be to expensive cuz she's paying for it out of her rent money she also has to pay the rent so I'm not going to get wat I really wanted in I never had a phone in my entire life my lil cosin has a iphone in she's 6 so that's the reason I want a iphone merry chrismas
iPAD for me please so I can get rid of my BB Playbook thanks Happy Holidays to all
merry xmas to me please
iPhone 5 please
An iPad 4 would be awesome.
New iPad please.
I'm Kyle Krause and I recently got into a horrible car accident I broke my pelvis and had 2 stable breaks of my vertibre on my back a IPAD would be wonderful too me right now because I was told I won't be able too walk for atleast 3 months leaving me in bed most of the day, this accident changed my lifestyle and I know iPads and little gadgets won't change my condition, it will help me from staring at the walls all day haha I would be VERY thankful for this, everyone have a happy and safe holiday season.
iPad Please.... :)
I'd love a new iPhone 5, that would make a great present for my wife! Happy wife, happy life!
A new iPad please!!! It would be such a great tool for college!
I would like to give my kids the iPad mini.
I have always wanted an iPad. Never have the money to get one.
I would like the 4th Generation iPad because it would help with school work.
Need a Ipad Mini White please!!!!!!!! Just to have one.
iPhone 5, to add some volume to my new Apple Collection
I'd like an iPhone 5 because after 4 yrs of being an Apple fan, I still don't own one >.<
I wanted to buy an iPhone 5 and my parents won't let me so this is my only chance! So please pick me!!
I would appreciate anything you give me iMore!!!!!
I would love to have an iPad mini. I can't afford the iPad mini, but it would be so cool if I won this contest. Whether I win or not, thank you iMore for giving me the chance to enter and thank you for your great website. Stay awesome! -Jeremy
I would love to have an iPhone as I've never had a smartphone before. And the iPhone would go well with my MacBook Po for college.
I desire an iphone 5. I gave all of my upgrades away to my wife and mom and dad so they could upgrade and get an iPhone 5.
iPad mini. And a iphone5, it would what I'd like for my christmas day birthday- but they would end up being used for our girl scout troop- with almost 30 girls (and their parents), there's a ton of stuff to keep up with! Any new and creative ways we can come up with to help even our underprivileged families, we look for it! This would be an awesome addition to us! Thank you for the chance to win!! Keeping figners, knees and toes crossed!!! Happy holidays! =)
I would love the iPad 4 my nephew and I would use it for all the educational apps and children's interactive books. We have not been lucky enough to be able afford one. We truly would be grateful Please pick us.
I would love an iPhone to go with my new macbook air. I have always been a pc person and an android person until I bit the bullet and decided to try an apple product. apple products just work! I love it. now its time to say goodbye to android. I will be able to have my devices in sync with each other. I hope I'm picked so I can get an iphone and ditch my nexus and s3
Hi Santa iMore, i would like an iPhone 5.
Hi Santa iMore, i would like an iPad.
Hi Santa iMore, i would like an iPad Mini.
I dreamed of owning an iPhone 5! Its very light, very elegant! All you want in a cellphone... You can find it here! Love iphone 5 the best!
Would love to win my first ipad, and purchase the dark knight trilogy to watch on it as well!
I would love an iPad please, LOL. Good Luck to everyone .


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Former Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez on the Carlos Tevez saga.
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"There are massive egos involved in football when you get to that level of competence and ability and ego comes with it. It is part of what got you there, but sometimes you have to realise it is not tennis or golf, but a team sport and you have to realise that you have to give 100% for the team."


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Dress - Child's, World War II Victory in Europe Day, England, 1945 Reg. No: HT 27777
- Summary:
- White cotton child's dress worn by Hazel Hathaway for the Victory in Europe street party celebrations in Coventry, England on 8 May 1945. The dress was amongst many personal items brought to Australia when the Hathaway family migrated in 1951. It was made by Hazel's mother Lucy Hathaway and decorated with Brownie badges as Lucy was the Captain of the Congregational Church Girl Guides in Coventry. As Hazel was only a child during World War II she accompanied her mother to all the Brownie, Guide and Ranger events as Lucy wanted Hazel with her if a raid occurred. Victory in Europe Day commemorates 8 May 1945, when the World War II Allies formally accepted the unconditional surrender of the armed forces of Germany. On that day celebrations took place across Europe and North America; in London over a million people celebrated the end of the European war.
Stanley and Lucy (nee Simmons) Hathaway and their daughter Hazel survived World War II in heavily bombed Coventry, England, remaining there until 1946. They attended the Victory in Europe celebrations there on 8 May 1945. The Hathaway's relocated to Buckinghamshire (where second daughter Merle was born in 1948) and Hampshire between 1946 and 1951, finally deciding to migrate to Australia. They applied successfully to the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme but had to wait two years before departing, living and touring England in a caravan until departing on the 'New Australia' 17 November 1951. They first stayed at the Bathurst Migrant Camp in New South Wales before being relocated to a housing commission estate in Ballarat, Victoria. Within six months they had purchased a block of land, living in a caravan while their house was built. The family became active members of the local Ballarat community, with Lucy working for the newly established McCallum House Centre for Retarded Children at Sebastapol and continued her strong interest in the Brownies and Girl Guides associations.
- Description:
- Off white cotton child's dress consisting of a joined bolero with lace trim, connected to a full skirt and bodice, with puffed sleeves. The dress is decorated with blue and red ribbon 'V' pattern surrounding the hem, in alternate red and blue ribbon. Girl Guide patches are stitched to the bolero and dress, depicting bees and various figures. The patches are brown with yellow text. A brown paper owl, hand decorated with black pencil is stitched to the hem. The remnants of a foil figure can be seen on the bodice. Most of the foil has fallen away, but some remains on the legs of the figure.Three press studs down the back. Remnants of paper decorative shapes are stitched to each sleeve.
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- This collection represents the experiences of thousands of post-war assisted migrants from England who brought with them memories of danger, sadness, courage, austerity and celebration in both tangible and intangible forms. This family survived one of the most severe bombings of any English city during World War II and brought with them material symbols of endurance and triumph in the Victory Day dress and Union Jack flag, symbols with almost universal resonance. The collection also includes items which tell stories about the goods migrants select in order to start new lives, the adventure of the ship voyage, and the seeking of familiar interests in a new community. The collection also explores the theme of maintaining connections and loyalties to homeland, in this case through memorabilia relating to the British monarchy and exchange projects with former local communities.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Merle Hathaway, 2010
|560 mm (Height)
|Dimension Comment:
|Neck to hem.
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|celebrations, world war ii 1939-1945, children s clothing, migration settlement, british immigration, brought goods, migrant camps, migrant reception centres, 1831176, 1850s wedding
|Themes this item is part of:
|Childhood & Youth Collection, Clothing & Textiles Collection, Migration Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection, Hathaway Family, Assisted English Migrants, 1951, Post World War II British Migration to Australia
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|Travel - Brought Goods
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|Stitched in yellow on fabric patches on the bodice: 'GIRL GUIDES'
|Hazel Hathaway, Coventry, England, Great Britain, 8 May 1945
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|Mrs Lucy Hathaway, Coventry, England, Great Britain, May 1945
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My mother not only decorated but made this dress for my sister. Before her marriage she worked for Singer sewing machines in London and loved to make fancy costumes in particular. In the 60's she made many wacky hippy outfits for me, and when in her late 80's made herself a bat outfit!
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I am inspired by Wendy to make this dish. (Wendy, thanks for sharing! ^^)
While looking for something to cook for the coming Chinese New Year, I am in a quest for recipes that can be executed smoothly in my hometown with bare simple cooking utensils and equipment and the dish has to be elegant and lavish enough to add into the reunion dinner menu,
when I saw this….BINGO!
It looks really delicious, and it tastes really heavenly. But the cooking is, aha! Dead simple, suits my palate, definitely suits my family's too. (They are not into Western dishes, especially during CNY, you know…)
I modify just the sauce because I like the Hong Kong styled steamed fish sauce which normally adds rock sugar, I would like this to be the same too. It turns out REALLY well, and I can't say it enough, DEAD simple.
So here you go, the recipe:
Silken/silky tofu – Must be the silken/silky tofu, cut into small blocks of same size. Be very careful when you cut, it's very fragile.
Prawns – cut away veins, heads and everything, leave tails for decoration.
Glass noodles – soak into water until soften.
Garlic oil for drizzling – pop diced garlic with oil into microwave for 3 mins
Light soy sauce with rock sugar to your liking
Sliced spring onions for garnish
- Glass noodles on the plate.
- Arrange one piece of prawn per tofu.
- When water is HOT, put them in, steam for 5-6 minutes.
- Take out, drizzle with garlic oil and sauce, topped with sliced spring onions.
- I will try making this with fried onion oil and see how it goes. May be some rice wine too.
- Prawns have to be steamed when the water is boiling, to lock in the prawn juice and for succulent prawns.
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The problem concerns the heating and cooling units in the front section of CCIS. The units are fluctuating from their set temperature more than they are supposed to, thus heating some rooms up to as high as 91 degrees.
"We want the units to be able to stay within one or two degrees of the set point. Our expectations are not being met," said Cole.
Chairman Brian Spencer said the school board didn't need the units to heat, since the building was heated by a coal furnace, but that the board did "need the cooling system to work."
Cole responded that the building's present heating system is on "its last legs. There may be a time when a valve is turned on and the valve breaks. The (news) units could be used as a backup. Besides, if the units are built for it (heat), we should have that capability."
Cole added that it was important to fix the units now, rather than later.
"If the issue can be fixed in heating mode, it's much likely to work in cooling mode," he said. "If we wait until spring and the units don't work, it would be hard to get the contractor back. If we can get the heat working correctly, then I'll feel much better about the cooling."
Randy Baker, an architect on the project, said, "We aren't satisfied at all. The school board has paid for the units, and the manufacturer needs to go to the school site and tell us what's wrong. We've used these with projects in North Carolina and Virginia, and they've worked great. But these are not working at all."
When asked if the manufacturer has been to the site, Cole said the manufacturer has been working off the information the maintenance people have supplied.
Cole went on to say that it is getting close to the time when the board will have to decide to keep the units or to "take the drastic decision to pull them out."
Superintendent Dr. Strader Blankenship asked Cole "at what point do we pull the trigger?"
Baker said he was "in touch with the engineer," and would know more once he talked to him.
Other than the heating/cooling units, Cole had a positive report for the board. He said everything else should be completed by the "end of January," and they had obtained temporary certificate of occupancy from the fire marshal and the building inspector for both the high school and intermediate school.