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Real User Monitoring (RUM) is the part of overall Applications Performance Management (APM) that is focused specifically upon the experience of the actual end user. This is a frequently overlooked but critical part of managing overall applications performance – one becoming more important over time with some of the recent changes in applications architecture that are placing more functionality in the actual end user's device. dynaTrace has now announced some very important advances in RUM that address these issues.
The RUM Landscape
In "Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications" we reviewed the major vendors in this space and their offerings. It is important to note the key tradeoff that has to be made when choosing a solution in this space. That tradeoff is between depth of monitoring functionality (vendors that provide line of visibility to performance issues) which is only available for applications written to certain applications frameworks supported by each vendor, and breadth of application environment support where certain vendors support a broad range of applications and operating systems but do not provide line of code visibility.
It is also important to recognize two very significant emerging trends in the RUM industry. The first is that RUM solutions that are becoming fully integrated with back end APM suites. Such functionality is available from vendors like New Relic, Correlsense, Compuware, and now dynaTrace. The second is the emergence of rich client applications, both in the form of rich Internet applications (like those written with AJAX, Adobe Flex, Adoble Flash, and Microsoft Silverlight), and far more importantly the emergence of the iPad and Android based tablets as platforms for business applications. Both of these trends are going to place a premium upon agents that can work with the client side platforms to collect unique information that is then integrated with the back end analysis of performance in the APM system.
The dynaTrace Announcement
The key to understanding the dynaTrace advance in RUM is to look at the core technology upon which dynaTrace is built. That technology is PurePath, and what it does is allow for the tracing of individual transactions through all of the tiers of an application system, starting in the web server, going through multiple tiers of Java or .NET servers, going through complex messaging oriented middleware like Tuxedo and IBM MQ Series, through third party services, and finally back to the SQL query to the database server. The dynaTrace RUM announcement has added a browser based client running either traditional HTML, or AJAX based applications to the tracing network provided by PurePath.
What this means is that now it is possible to actually trace, in production, with acceptable overhead on both the client side and through all of the tiers of a complex application every transaction initiated by every end user of the system. Tracing means measuring its response time hop-by-hop and automatically doing diagnostics down to the line of code or SQL call level when things slow down. For more information see the dynaTrace announcement.
An updated RUM solutions table is provided below.
Updated RUM Solutions Table
|Scope of Application Support
|RUM Implementation Method
|Support Rich Internet Applications
|Support for Mobile Applications
|Solution Delivery Model
|Back End APM Functionality Available
SharePath RUM
|All HTTP/S based web applications
|Agent downloaded at run-time from web server
|Browser based only
|On-Premise Solution. Can be installed in public clouds like Amazon
|Full Transaction Tracing available as a separate product
Ajax Premium Edition
|Web apps, with specific support for Ajax
|Agent downloaded from web server into browser
|Yes – specific support for Ajax
|Browser based only
|On premise software
|Complete end to end tracing of each individual transaction
|Web applications, mobile browser applications, and native Smartphone/tablet applications
|HTML Tagging for web and mobile browser applications, native code libraries for Smartphone's and tables
|Yes via HTML Tags for Flash
|HTML tags for browser based applications – code libraries for native Smartphone's/tablets
|On premises solution or SaaS service
|Full back end APM Solution available as a separately sold product
|New Relic
|Java, .NET, PHP, and Ruby Web apps
|Agent downloaded at run time from web server
|Browser based only
|Entire solution (APM and RUM) delivered on a hosted Monitoring as a Service basis
|Robust monitoring of Web, application (Java, .NET, Ruby, and PHP) and database application system tiers included
|All web apps and broad range of commercial and custom Win32 apps
|Agent installed on Windows PC or Laptop
|Yes – specific support for Ajax
|No – Agent is Windows specific
|On premise software
|SAP and selected other enterprise applications
|Agent installed on Windows PC or Laptop
|No – Agent is Windows specific
|On premise software
RUM (also called End User Experience Management) is becoming a critical feature of modern APM solutions. This is being driven by the emergence of rich client platforms like Ajax, Adobe Flash, Adobe Flex, and Microsoft Silverlight as well as the emergence of the iPad and Android based tablets as platforms for client side business applications. These applications development trends when combined with virtualization, IT as a Service and Cloud Computing will make RUM into a critical capability for being able to assess how the end user is doing irrespective of what is happening to the deployment model of the back end application.


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Test ID: WDKM
Wilson Disease Known Mutation, ATP7B DNA Sequencing
Method Description Describes how the test is performed and provides a method-specific reference
DNA sequence analysis is utilized to test for the presence of a specific mutation(s) previously identified in an affected family member.(Gu YH, Kodama H, Du SL, et al: Mutation spectrum and polymorphisms in ATP7B identified on direct sequencing of all exons in Chinese Han and Hui ethnic patients with Wilson's disease. Clin Genet 2003 Dec;64[6]:479-484)
PDF Report Indicates whether the report includes an additional document with charts, images or other enriched information
Day(s) and Time(s) Test Performed Outlines the days and times the test is performed. This field reflects the day and time the sample must be in the testing laboratory to begin the testing process and includes any specimen preparation and processing time required before the test is performed. Some tests are listed as continuously performed, which means assays are performed several times during the day.
Friday; 10 a.m.
Analytic Time Defines the amount of time it takes the laboratory to setup and perform the test. This is defined in number of days. The shortest interval of time expressed is "same day/1 day," which means the results may be available the same day that the sample is received in the testing laboratory. One day means results are available 1 day after the sample is received in the laboratory.
10 days
Maximum Laboratory Time Defines the maximum time from specimen receipt at Mayo Medical Laboratories until the release of the test result
16 days
Specimen Retention Time Outlines the length of time after testing that a specimen is kept in the laboratory before it is discarded
Whole Blood: 2 weeks (if available) Extracted DNA: 3 months
Performing Laboratory Location The location of the laboratory that performs the test

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THURSDAY, May 19 (HealthDay News) -- Problem gambling will become more widespread because of the increasing availability, especially online, of gambling opportunities, said experts who called for more research to improve understanding and treatment of the disorder.
While most people gamble as an enjoyable social activity, "a small group of people become too seriously involved in terms of time invested and money wagered, and they continue to gamble despite substantial and negative personal, social, family and financial effects," wrote Professor David C. Hodgins of the University of Calgary, Canada, and colleagues.
Problem gambling is often accompanied by other disorders, they said in an article published online and in an upcoming print issue of The Lancet. For example, pathological gamblers (those with the most severe gambling problem) have a four times increased risk of alcohol abuse, a five to six times increased risk of drug abuse, and a four times increased risk of some form of mood disorder.
Genetic factors play a role in gambling disorders, as do environmental factors such as accessibility to gambling, location and type of gambling establishment, and childhood exposure to gambling through parents with a gambling problem.
Only one in 10 problem gamblers seeks treatment. This reluctance to find help mainly results from shame, denial and a desire to handle the problem on their own, the authors explained. For those who do seek treatment, options include cognitive behavioral therapy, drugs, family therapy and interventions such as Gamblers Anonymous.
Research suggests that about one-third of problem gamblers recover and that the disorder is transient and episodic in many cases.
"There is substantial comorbidity of gambling disorders and mental and substance use disorders. How concurrent disorders should be addressed in gambling treatment is not well understood and has not been empirically studied
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The decay of the free neutron is the simplest nuclear beta decay and is the prototype for all charged current semi-leptonic weak interactions. The decay parameters, the neutron lifetime in particular, provide essential inputs to investigations of the weak interaction.
A precise value for the neutron lifetime is required for several internal consistency tests of the SM including searches for right-handed currents and tests of the unitarity of the CKM mixing matrix. Measurements of neutron decay coefficients provide information on the vector and axial-vector coupling constants gv and ga. The neutron lifetime is also an essential parameter in the theory of Big Bang Nucleosynthesis. As well as in determinations of the expected neutrino flux from nuclear reactors.
At present there is a 4 σ discrepancy between determinations of the neutron lifetime coming from UCN bottles when compared to those coming from neutron beam techniques. This discrepancy is not understood. Thus it is essential to resolve this disagreement, a goal that can best be accomplished through measurements using systematically different techniques. As beam-type experiments are limited by measurements of the neutron flux, and material bottle experiments are complicated by wall interactions, magnetic trapping techniques offer a powerful approach for both solving this discrepancy and improving the precision of the neutron lifetime.
Operating Apparatus (Photograph by: Neutron Physics Group)
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Audio interface/controller in a wah-style pedal paired with 4 decades of amazing metal emulations.
Get 2 of the most popular IK Mulitmedia products—the StealthPedal and AmpliTube Fender Software Suite—in this special package. The StealthPedal audio interface and software controller is housed in a convenient, compact, wah-style pedal enclosure. AmpliTube Metal gives your virtual studio an arsenal of 48 highly acclaimed models of modern and vintage amplifiers, cabinets, stompboxes, and rack effects. Based on IK's award-winning AmpliTube 2 software, AmpliTube Metal offers an iconic collection of amp and stompbox models that recreate 4 decades worth of amazing metal tone.
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StealthPedal is a USB-powered guitar audio interface/software controller in a compact wah-style pedal, allowing users to record, play, and control the included "Powered by Amplitube" software, or any other MIDI controllable software, with the same feel and ease as a traditional guitar pedal.
This unique pedal allows you to record guitar or bass on your Mac/PC with 24-bit A/D and D/A conversion and 44.1/48kHz operation. Two separate inputs are provided for Hi-Z or line-level instruments as well as two separate outputs, plus a convenient headphone output.
The StealthPedal also works as a software floor controller: the built-in expression pedal and switch can be associated with any parameter of "Powered by Amplitube" software, or any other amp and effects modeling software with MIDI control capabilities. The StealthPedal controls can also be expanded with an additional expression pedal and two extra switches for building a mini-pedalboard rig with preset and single effects control capabilities for full live/recording usage. Users are not limited to controlling amp-simulator software with StealthPedal, as it can control any effects plug-in, virtual instrument, or DAW with MIDI control capabilities.
The compact enclosure is rugged, metal, and shaped in a classic-wah style, with a volume knob and three LED indicators that operate as a status display, tuner, or level indicator when used with any "Powered by Amplitube" software.
StealthPedal's circuit design has been derived from IK's StompIO high-end stage controller, ensuring high fidelity in the recording of your guitar and bass with software configurable input gain level, 109dBA low noise input stage, and optimal audio quality throughout.
A must-have assortment of software is also included with StealthPedal. You get AmpliTube 2 Live guitar and bass amp and effects modeling software, standalone, and plug-in; Ampeg SVX UNO, standalone and plug-in bass amp and effects modeling software; AmpliTube X-GEAR for further expandability with all "Powered by Amplitube" software; Sonoma Riffworks T4 for immediate recording/composing/online sharing with your Mac or PC; and AmpliGrooves Loops from Sonic Reality. The StealthPedal and included plug-ins are also compatible with all popular DAW software supporting ASIO and Core Audio drivers on PC and Mac.
All of this makes the StealthPedal a convenient, complete, and expandable solution for playing/recording guitar and bass with the computer.
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The actual IK Stealth Pedal itself; it's built like a tank and a breeze to hook up. Granted, it's a midi interface and has a bit more going on than a wah pedal but this thing makes a Cry Baby seem feather weight. The 'tank-like' quality is a good thing. It feels sturdy and would seem able to take a bit of abuse. It is essentially a crybaby configuration and feel. If you like your Dunlop, this will work for you.So, to the Amplitube software. I did take the IK steal of the century offer of a 4 for 1. With Metal, I selected Hendrix, Amplitube 2 and Ampeg SVX (I needed some bass software too).How's the software? Very, very good. I've been able to get some really cool (read: natural sounding) tone from this. I have to say that this software put a big dumb smirk on my face more than a few times. The presets are really good and for a tinkerer like me, a great place to start. Also a great way to learn how the on screen interface works.
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Legend has it that Russian hostess Mari Vanna welcomed visitors to her St Petersburg home, kept them fed, and encouraged them to return whenever they wished. The London outpost of this restaurant named in her honour, which also has branches in New York, Moscow and St Petersburg, is determined to show a similar largesse.
Despite its location on a busy road in Knightsbridge, the moment you walk through the front doors of Mari Vanna you're transported back to a glorious, if somewhat mythical, Russian past. Rose, deep red, gold and cream dominate the décor, with lace doilies, lamps draped with gypsy scarves, sepia-print photographs and more tchotchkes than you can shake a finger at lining the shelves.
All this grandeur aside, an evening at Mari Vanna is a relaxed and pleasant affair; much like visiting the eccentric Russian aunt you never had (or perhaps do?) for a late Sunday lunch, then sipping vodka in her front room as a great clock ticks away in the day's dying light.
The best dishes are uncomplicated, traditional fare. The borsch, a classic beef and beetroot soup, is homemade and warming without being too heavy. While the beef stroganoff, served with buckwheat kasha and wild mushrooms, is hearty and satisfying – the standout dish of the evening. That is until we have the honey cake for dessert, a wonderfully moist yet textured affair.
"The moment you walk through the front doors of Mari Vanna you're transported back to a glorious, if somewhat mythical, Russian past"
A must-have is the home-spiced vodka – we love the horseradish and fennel varieties – which is served excitedly by our waiter, who eagerly tells us about the staff's recent experiments in vodka enhancement. After our meal we retire to the downstairs lounge, which has a bohemian feel with its plenitude of scatter cushions and chandelier candleholders. And while the Mari Vanna menu is a bit on the pricey side—for what is basically Russian peasant food – it's worth a visit to soak up the atmosphere, and to watch the constant stream of young, well-heeled Russians who glide through the dining room, reveling in the richness of it all.
Text by Ananda Pellerin
Neil and Ananda visited Mari Vanna on Monday April 16 at 7:30pm.
Ananda Pellerin is a London-based writer and editor, and Neil Wissink is a visual artist also based in London. More from The Hunger here, and contact The Hunger here.


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Major Karen Daigle
Faculty/Class Advisor - Graduate Program in Nutrition
MS, Movement Science, Florida State University, 2003
MS, Food & Nutrition Science, Florida State University, 2003
BS, Dietetics, Louisiana State University, 2001
Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD) - Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) - National Strength and Conditioning Association
Certified Level 1 Sport Performance Coach - USA Weightlifting
Karen has been working in human performance at the elite level since 2003. Previously, she was program co-manager of the Tactical Human Optimization, Rapid Rehabilitation and Reconditioning (THOR3) Program for US Army Special Operations Command. During a break in military service, Karen worked for the US Olympic Committee as a Sport Physiologist and Sport Dietitian where she was a member of the US delegation to the 2004, 2006 and 2008 Olympic/Paralympic Games. During that time, she was instrumental in developing the first ever full-time sport nutrition program for the USOC. Prior to working at the USOC and pursuing her education, Karen served in the aviation field in both the US Navy and the Louisiana Air National Guard. During her combined military services, she deployed in support of Operation Desert Storm, Operation Enduring Freedom and NATO flight operations over Bosnia-Herzegovenia. In 2011, she received the Sports, Cardiovascular and Wellness (SCAN) Excellence in Practice Award and the Army Medical Specialist Corp Dietitian Award of Excellence in 2009.
Karen's wide variety of professional experiences embraces the concept that "luck" is merely preparation meeting opportunity.
Karen's academic focus is on nutritional and physiological contributions to human performance optimization. She is the instructor for Nutrition and Performance, Force Health Protection and Advanced Nutrition Assessment with lab and serves as Class Advisor.
2012 (Presentation) -- Daigle K, Barringer N. Beyond Sports: Performance Nutrition for Special Operations Forces (SOF). Presented at Sports, Cardiovascular and Wellness Nutrition (SCAN) Annual Symposium, Baltimore, MD.
2012 (Presentation) -- Stephenson M, Daigle K. Human Performance in Special Operations Forces (SOF). Presented at Tactical Strength and Conditioning (TSAC) Annual Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
2010 (Presentation) -- Daigle K. Special Operations Forces (SOF) Performance Nutrition. Presented at Special Operations Medical Association (SOMA) Annual Conference, Tampa, FL.
2009 (Presentation) -- Daigle K. Nutrition at the Beijing Olympics: The US Perspective. Presented at American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.
2009 (Presentation) -- Daigle K. Difference Between Working with Olympic Athletes and Recreational Athletes. Presented at Professionals in Nutrition for Exercise and Sports (PINES) Pre-Conference for American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.


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Essar Steel Minnesota LLC is pleased to announce that it has entered into a long term iron ore pellet off-take agreement with ArcelorMittal USA.
The term of the agreement is ten years and the supply of pellets is expected to commence during the second half of Essar's fiscal year ending March 31, 2014.
As per the agreement, Essar will supply 3.5 million metric tonnes of standard and fluxed iron ore pellets annually to ArcelorMittal's North American operations.
Right now, Essar is presently constructing a 7.0 million metric tonnes per year iron ore pellet plant at Nashwauk in Northern Minnesota, at an investment of US$ 1.7 billion.
Madhu Vuppuluri, President and Chief Executive Officer of ESML said: "This off-take agreement demonstrates the marketability of ESML's high quality products to third parties in addition to Essar Steel Algoma."
He further added that ESML's diverse product portfolio will include standard, flux and DR grade pellets, and ESML will be the only producer capable of producing all three types of pellets in Unites States.
John Brett, Executive Vice President for Finance, Planning and Procurement of ArcelorMittal, USA, said: "We are pleased to enter into this long term off take agreement with ESML. This offtake agreement is consistent with our strategy of securing long term supply of critical raw materials within the region, and it provides material that meets the stringent standards of our blast furnaces. ESML's ability to provide different types of pellets provides us the flexibility to utilize the product at multiple furnaces. "


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Plans for Litchfield High School, 1953?
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 21 x 25 cm.
Creator: Marcel Breuer (1902-1981), photographer
Description: Date based on typewritten sheet affixed to verso. Sheet also has a numbered legend describing the different rooms of the building.
Forms part of: Marcel Breuer papers, 1920-1986
Rights Statement: Current copyright status is undetermined
Citation: Plans for Litchfield High School, 1953?
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We Chat with Pichet Ong of Sugar and Plumm
Chef Pichet Ong of Sugar and Plumm wears many hats and seems to have three dozen to-do lists. A self-taught chef in both the savory and pastry worlds, his work has garnered him many awards, and his products dazzle and delight the young and young at heart. We caught up with Chef Ong at the new upper west side location of Sugar and Plumm to talk about where all the energy comes from and what's most important to him in and out of the kitchen. More


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Yucca or yuca in Spanish is a tuber, very common where my family hails from (Bonao, along with rice), and is an excellent accompaniment to just about anything if (1) you pick the right tuber, nice clean white inside, and always best if very very fresh; and (2) you learn to cook it correctly so that it is neither too hard nor too mushy. Then you can serve a la cubana with a bit of onion in vinegar and some fresh green olive oil. Coming from a potatoe eating race myself, i have almost entirely given up taters for this much more satisfying and subtler tasting tuber. The pariffin cover that you see is to protect it for shipping and preserving purposes, but old yucca starts to develop a bad flavor; it is much much better when pulled right out of the garden.
Thank you for coming up with "marañon" -- for years after hearing the salsa song "Mango, Piña y Marañon" (Betancourt and Pacheco), I wondered what the heck a marañon was.
Zapote: marvelous fruit that makes an incredible fruit shake. Better than mamey, in my opinion, creamier and richer.
Chinola: well, there is no better juice available if you make it fresh at home. Be careful, it stains. Also makes excellent, very potent jelly.
Mango: San Juan de la Maguana gets my vote for the best mangos in the country. The aridity helps I think. The climate there is similar to the area in India where mangos originally came from. Mangos make an awesome marmelade or jam, but the trick is to add some lime juice (our limón) to alleviate the otherwise rather gummy and too sweet flavor/consistency that results.
Let us not forget Toronja (grapefruit) which I dont think was mentioned. The mata de toronja that my cuñada has growing in her back yard produces fruit that is somewhat too bitter and very seedy to eat straight, but they make a great juice.
Interesting that in the Cibao you say they call oranges naranja -- my folks from Bonao (cibao south) use the word china a lot, but they do use naranja too.
Guayaba: what a shame you havent tried this very interesting fruit. when they are in season, everyone goes round shaking the trees and eating the fallen fruit. Delicate, a bit seedy, pink flesh. Makes great jelly and jam too.
And let us not forget papaya, or "lechosa" not only a very good fruit to be eating for you health-conscious types but also a great fruit for batidas.


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palm beach inlet
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Way to overachieve.
wow....way to go there, bro
Is that the Godsmack Sun on her right arm? It looks alot like their logo, maybe just coincidence. BTW, Godsmack kicks a$$!! :rocker: She's hot too.
"On any given Sunday you're gonna win or you're gonna lose. The point is can you win or lose like a man?"
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not too shabby
got a good one there, especially if she lets you take pictures of her like that
That tattoo on her back would make a nice target...
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Echocardiographic imaging is ideally suited for the evaluation of cardiac mechanics because of its intrinsically dynamic nature. Because for decades, echocardiography has been the only imaging modality that allows dynamic imaging of the heart, it is only natural that new, increasingly automated techniques for sophisticated analysis of cardiac mechanics have been driven by researchers and manufacturers of ultrasound imaging equipment. Several such techniques have emerged over the past decades to address the issue of reader's experience and inter-measurement variability in interpretation. Some were widely embraced by echocardiographers around the world and became part of the clinical routine, whereas others remained limited to research and exploration of new clinical applications. Two such techniques have dominated the research arena of echocardiography: (1) Doppler-based tissue velocity measurements, frequently referred to as tissue Doppler or myocardial Doppler, and (2) speckle tracking on the basis of displacement measurements. Both types of measurements lend themselves to the derivation of multiple parameters of myocardial function. The goal of this document is to focus on the currently available techniques that allow quantitative assessment of myocardial function via image-based analysis of local myocardial dynamics, including Doppler tissue imaging and speckle-tracking echocardiography, as well as integrated back- scatter analysis. This document describes the current and potential clinical applications of these techniques and their strengths and weaknesses, briefly surveys a selection of the relevant published literature while highlighting normal and abnormal findings in the context of different cardiovascular pathologies, and summarizes the unresolved issues, future research priorities, and recommended indications for clinical use.
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Cleveland Clinic Florida
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- Association of Left Ventricular Strain With 30-Day Mortality and Readmission in Patients With Heart Failure - June 20, 2015
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Details for Post Primary schools and links to the Assessments from the Department of Education.
Note: Many schools are listed by their Irish name as per Department of Education records.
Schools are sorted here by address (some addresses are also in Irish).
|Scoil Mhuire
|2 Sydney Place Wellington Road Cork (021-4501844)
|Girls: 360
|Gaelchol�iste Mhuire Ag
|An Mhainistir Thuaidh Corcaigh (021-4307579)
|Boys: 284 Girls: 167
|Colaiste Daibheid
|An T-Ardan Theas Corcaigh (021-4319016)
|Boys: 107 Girls: 113
|Col�iste An Spioraid Naoimh
|Bishopstown Cork (021-4543790)
|Boys: 687
|Bishopstown Community School
|Bishopstown Cork (021-4544311)
|Boys: 132 Girls: 100
|Ursuline Secondary School
|Blackrock Cork (021-4358012)
|Girls: 193
|Ashton School
|Blackrock Road Cork (021-4966044)
|Boys: 283 Girls: 229
|Col�iste Chr�ost R�
|Capwell Road, Turners Cross, Cork (021-4274904)
|Boys: 632
|Douglas Community School
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Increased seismicity since September 1968
Card 0619 (27 June 1969) Increased seismicity since September 1968
"Local activity has been increasing each month for the last three months. We have been averaging about 1-3 'Mt. Ranier Events' per 5-day period with an increase to about five per 5-day period last September 1968. This April, the events increased to approximately five per 5-day period. In May, it increased to about six per 5-day period and as of 15 June the increase is to approximately 12 per 5-day period."
Information Contacts: N. Rasmussen, Seismology Station, University of Washington.
The Global Volcanism Program has no Weekly Reports available for Rainier.
Reports are organized chronologically and indexed below by Month/Year (Publication Volume:Number), and include a one-line summary. Click on the index link or scroll down to read the reports.
Increased seismicity since September 1968
Card 0619 (27 June 1969) Increased seismicity since September 1968
"Local activity has been increasing each month for the last three months. We have been averaging about 1-3 'Mt. Ranier Events' per 5-day period with an increase to about five per 5-day period last September 1968. This April, the events increased to approximately five per 5-day period. In May, it increased to about six per 5-day period and as of 15 June the increase is to approximately 12 per 5-day period."
Information Contacts: N. Rasmussen, Seismology Station, University of Washington.
Summary of Holocene eruption dates and Volcanic Explosivity Indices (VEI).
|Start Date
|Stop Date
|Eruption Certainty
|Activity Area or Unit
|1894 Nov 21
|1894 Dec 24
|Historical Observations
|[ 1882 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1879 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1870 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1858 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1854 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1843 ]
|[ Unknown ]
|[ 1825 (?) ]
|[ Unknown ]
|1450 ± 100 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|0910 ± 500 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|0440 ± 100 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layers TC1 and TC2
|Tephra layer SL8
|0250 BCE ± 200 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer C
|0400 BCE ± 50 years
|0500 BCE ± 50 years
|Tephra layer SL5
|0610 BCE ± 100 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layers SL3 and SL4
|0650 BCE ± 50 years
|Tephra layer SL2
|0700 BCE ± 50 years
|Tephra layer SL1
|Radiocarbon (uncorrected)
|Tephra layer B
|Radiocarbon (uncorrected)
|Tephra layer H
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layers S, F
|3850 BCE ± 200 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer N
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer D
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer L
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer A
|7800 BCE ± 300 years
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Radiocarbon (corrected)
|Tephra layer R
This compilation of synonyms and subsidiary features may not be comprehensive. Features are organized into four major categories: Cones, Craters, Domes, and Thermal Features. Synonyms of features appear indented below the primary name. In some cases additional feature type, elevation, or location details are provided.
|Tacoma, Mount | Tacoman
|Feature Name
|Feature Type
|Columbia Crest
|East Crater
|West Crater
|Feature Name
|Feature Type
|Disappointment Cleaver
|Mount Rainier, the highest peak in the Cascade Range, towers above the city of Tacoma and forms a prominent landmark that dominates much of central Washington. Periodic collapse of the volcano during the past ten thousand years has produced debris avalanches and mudflows that have reached the Puget Sound at the present locations of the cities of Tacoma and Seattle.
Photo by Lyn Topinka (U.S. Geological Survey).
|A volcanologist from the U.S. Geological Survey observes the glacier-clad NW flank of Mount Rainier during a field survey to conduct monitoring measurements on Ptarmigan Ridge. The North Mowich Glacier in the center of the photo descends to about 1500 m elevation.
Photo by Lyn Topinka, 1983 (U.S. Geological Survey).
|Stratovolcanoes, also referred to as composite volcanoes, are constructed of sequential layers of resistant lava flows and fragmental material produced by pyroclastic eruptions. An aerial view of the glacially dissected SW flank of Mount Rainier shows the layered interior of a stratovolcano. Snow cover, which preferentially clings to less-steep layers of fragmental material, accentuates the stratified character of this composite volcano.
Photo by Dan Dzurisin, 1982 (U.S. Geological Survey).
|Mount Rainier towers above the town of Orting, 40 km NW of the volcano. The plain underlying the town is composed of the Electron Mudflow, which formed the flat valley floor about 500 years ago. The mudflow, which originated from collapse of part of the western flank of Mount Rainier, was about 60 m deep when it exited valleys at the mountain front and flowed onto the Puget Lowland.
Photo by Dave Wieprecht, 1995 (U.S. Geological Survey).
|The rims of two partially overlapping cinder cones, viewed here from the NE, mark the summit of Mount Rainier volcano. The twin craters represent the latest activity of a volcano that was constructed within the large horseshoe-shaped depression formed by collapse of Mount Rainier 5700 years ago. Thermal activity continues today, forming a series of fumaroles and ice caves within the icecap filling the summit craters.
Photo by Dave Wieprecht, 1995 (U.S. Geological Survey).
|An aerial view from near the eastern margin of Mount Rainier National Park shows the volcano rising above glacially carved terrain of the Ohanapecosh formation, composed of volcanic rocks of Tertiary age. The smooth, ice-covered upper NE flank is the location of the post-collapse cone constructed within the failure scarp left by the Osceola debris avalanche and lahar about 5700 years ago.
Photo by Dave Wieprecht, 1992 (U.S. Geological Survey).
|Hikers on the trail to Pinnacle Peak in the Tatoosh Range enjoy a spectacular vista of the south side of Mount Rainier. Sunlight catches the lower part of the Nisqually Glacier at the lower right-center; the glacier descends in a series of icefalls more than 3000 vertical meters from the summit icecap. Meadows and forests of the Paradise area lie immediately below and to the right of the glacier. Camp Muir, used as base for climbs of Rainier, is at the top of the snowfield below and to the right of the massive cliffs of Gibralter Rock on the right skyline.
Photo by Lee Siebert (Smithsonian Institution).
|Mount Rainier rises above Yakima Park on the north side of the volcano. Emmons Glacier descends to the left from the summit within a broad valley between Little Tahoma Peak at the extreme left and the low ridge descending diagonally to the left at the center of the photo. This 2.5-km-wide valley was created when Mount Rainier collapsed about 5700 years ago, forming the Osceola mudflow, which traveled all the way to the Puget Sound. The collapse was associated with an explosive eruption.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1972 (Smithsonian Institution).
|Flat-topped Burroughs Mountain on the NE flank of Mount Rainier is underlain by a massive andesitic lava flow. The 3.4 cu km flow is up to 350 m thick and extends 11 km from about 2350 m to 1300 m elevation. The flow was erupted about 500,000 years ago at the onset of a period initial growth of modern Mount Rainier volcano and overlies block-and-ashflow deposits. The flow is perched on a ridge top and has ice-contact features, indicative of its emplacement against the margins of a thick Pleistocene glacier.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1982 (Smithsonian Institution).
|The trees in the foreground along Kautz Creek were killed by a mudflow from the SW flank of Mount Rainier in 1947, which cut the west-side access road to the park. Relatively small debris flows such as these occur relatively frequently; deposits of a half dozen or more debris flows are exposed in the valley walls of Kautz Creek.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1980 (Smithsonian Institution).
|New housing is under construction on a mudflow deposit that originated from Mount Rainier, partially obscured by clouds in the center background. The tree stump in the foreground, left for landscaping purposes at the entrance to the housing development, was buried by the Electron mudflow about 500 years ago.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1994 (Smithsonian Institution).
|Two overlapping cinder cones form the summit of Mount Rainier. Continued high heat flux has produced steam jets and fumaroles that have created a 2.5-km-long labyrinth of ice tunnels in the 100-m-deep icecap filling the eastern summit crater. Ice caves are also present in the smaller western crater, which contains a small crater lake beneath the ice.
Photo by Richard Fiske, 1958 (Smithsonian Institution).
|Mount Rainier is reflected in the waters of Tipsoo Lake, near Chinook Pass at the eastern end of Mount Rainier National Park. The snow-free peaks of the Cowlitz Chimneys below Mount Rainier are composed of volcanic rocks of the Ohanapecosh Formation of Tertiary age, which underlies Mount Rainier.
Photo by Richard Fiske, 1959 (Smithsonian Institution).
|The Tahoma Glacier spills from the summit icecap of Mount Rainier between Liberty Cap (left) and Point Success (right) in this aerial view from the SW. Two young cinder cones, constructed within a scarp left by massive collapse of the summit of Mount Rainier about 5700 years ago, form the present-day summit of the volcano. Slope failure of the summit or upper flanks of the hydrothermally altered volcano has occurred several times during the Holocene, producing massive debris avalanches and mudflows that swept into the Puget lowlands.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1969 (Smithsonian Institution).
|Stratovolcanoes, also known as composite volcanoes, are built up by accumulated layers of lava flows and fragmental material from explosive eruptions. Glacier-clad Mount Rainier, seen here from the NW, is the most prominent stratovolcano in the Cascade Range. Most eruptions originate from a central conduit, which produces the common conical profile of stratovolcanoes, but flank eruptions also occur. Both isolated stratovolcanoes like Mount Rainier and compound volcanoes formed by overlapping cones are common.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1983 (Smithsonian Institution).
|Mount Rainier, seen here across a cloud-filled valley from High Knob SW of the volcano, forms a dramatic backdrop to the Puget Sound region. Large Holocene mudflows from this massive, heavily glaciated volcano have reached as far as the Puget Sound lowlands. Several postglacial tephras have been erupted from Mount Rainier; tree-ring dating places the last recognizable tephra deposit during the 19th century. Extensive hydrothermal alteration of the upper portion of the volcano has contributed to its structural weakness.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1981 (Smithsonian Institution).
|The massive 4392-m-high glacier-mantled cone of Mount Rainier forms the highest peak of the Cascade Range. This aerial view from the NW also shows neighboring Mount Adams on the right horizon. The steep cirque forming the sheer Willis Wall, named after the 19th-century geologist Bailey Willis, lies in the shadow at the left, below the Winthrop Glacier, which forms the left-hand ridge of Mount Rainier. Two young overlapping cinder cones, their rims kept free of snow by high heat flow, form the flat summit of the volcano.
Photo by Lee Siebert, 1985 (Smithsonian Institution)
The following references have all been used during the compilation of data for this volcano, it is not a comprehensive bibliography. Discussion of another volcano or eruption (sometimes far from the one that is the subject of the manuscript) may produce a citation that is not at all apparent from the title.
Coombs H A, Howard A D, 1960. United States of America. Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World and Solfatara Fields, Rome: IAVCEI, 9: 1-68.
Crandell D R, 1969. The geologic story of Mount Rainier. U S Geol Surv Bull, 1292: 1-43.
Crandell D R, 1971. Postglacial lahars from Mount Rainier volcano, Washington. U S Geol Surv Prof Pap, 677: 1-75.
Fiske R S, Hopson C A, Waters A C, 1963. Geology of Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. U S Geol Surv Prof Pap, 444: 1-93.
Frank D, 1995. Surficial extent and conceptual model of hydrothermal system at Mount Rainier, Washington. J Volc Geotherm Res, 65: 51-80.
Gardner J E, Carey S, Sigurdsson H, 1998. Plinian eruptions at Glacier Peak and Newberry volcanoes, United States: implications for volcanic hazards in the Cascade Range. Geol Soc Amer Bull, 110: 173-187.
Hildreth W E, 2007. Quaternary magmatism in the Cascades--geologic perpectives. U S Geol Surv Prof Pap, 1744: 1-125.
John D A, Sisson T W, Breit G N, Rye R O, Vallance J W, 2008. Characteristics, extent and origin of hydrothermal alteration at Mount Rainier Volcano, Cascades Arc, USA: implications for debris-flow hazards and mineral deposits. J Volc Geotherm Res, 175: 289-314.
Moxham R M, Crandell D R, Marlatt W E, 1965. Thermal features at Mount Rainier, Washington, as revealed by infrared surveys. U S Geol Surv Prof Pap, 525-D: 93-100.
Mullineaux D R, 1974. Pumice and other pyroclastic deposits in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. U S Geol Surv Bull, 1326: 1-83.
Pringle P T, 2008. Roadside geology of Mount Rainier National Park and vicinity. Wash State Dept Nat Resour, Inf Circ 107, 200 p.
Reid M E, Sisson T W, Brien D L, 2001. Volcano collapse produced by hydrothermal alteration and edifice shape, Mount Rainier, Washington. Geology, 29: 779-782.
Sherrod D R, Smith J G, 1990. Quaternary extrusion rates of the Cascade Range, northwestern United States and southern British Columbia. J Geophys Res, 95: 19,465-19,474.
Sisson T W, Vallance J W, 2009. Frequent eruptions of Mount Rainier over the last ~2,600 years. Bull Volc, 71: 595-618.
Stockstill K R, Vogel T A, Sisson T W, 2003. Origin and emplacement of the andesite of Burroughs Mountain, a zoned, large-volume lava flow at Mount Rainier, Washington, USA. J Volc Geotherm Res, 119: 275-296.
Vallance J W, Scott W E, 1997. The Osceola mudflow from Mount Rainier: sedimentology and hazard implications of a huge clay-rich debris flow. Geol Soc Amer Bull, 109: 143-163.
Venezky D Y, Rutherford M J, 1997. Preeruption conditions and timing of dacite-andesite magma mixing in the 2.2 ka eruption at Mount Rainier. J Geophys Res, 102: 20,069-20,086.
Wood C A, Kienle J (eds), 1990. Volcanoes of North America. Cambridge, England: Cambridge Univ Press, 354 p.
Zimbelman D R, Rye R O, Landis G P, 2000. Fumaroles in ice caves on the summit of Mount Rainier--preliminary stable isotope, gas, and geochemical studies. J Volc Geotherm Res, 97: 457-473.
|Large Eruptions of Rainier
|Information about large Quaternary eruptions (VEI >= 4) is cataloged in the Large Magnitude Explosive Volcanic Eruptions (LaMEVE) database of the Volcano Global Risk Identification and Analysis Project (VOGRIPA).
|WOVOdat is a database of volcanic unrest; instrumentally and visually recorded changes in seismicity, ground deformation, gas emission, and other parameters from their normal baselines. It is sponsored by the World Organization of Volcano Observatories (WOVO) and presently hosted at the Earth Observatory of Singapore.
|EarthChem develops and maintains databases, software, and services that support the preservation, discovery, access and analysis of geochemical data, and facilitate their integration with the broad array of other available earth science parameters. EarthChem is operated by a joint team of disciplinary scientists, data scientists, data managers and information technology developers who are part of the NSF-funded data facility Integrated Earth Data Applications (IEDA). IEDA is a collaborative effort of EarthChem and the Marine Geoscience Data System (MGDS).
|Smithsonian Collections
|Search the Smithsonian's NMNH Department of Mineral Sciences collections database. Go to the "Search Rocks and Ores" tab and use the Volcano Name drop-down to find samples.


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UNICOI — Mr. Tony Nelson, age 40, of Unicoi, passed away, Thursday, September 22, 2011, at his residence.
Mr. Nelson was a native of Washington County. He is the son of Ed Nelson and Judy Hughes Blevins.
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Survivors, other than his mother and father, include: his wife, Janice Lynn Deyton Nelson; one son, Jerry Deyton, of Unicoi; one brother, Edward Keith Nelson, of Asheville, North Carolina; one sister, Lisa Miller and her husband, Robert, of Johnson City; one grandson, Andrew Deyton, of Unicoi.
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Civil rights advocates and Tea Party members have expressed their disdain for a bill in Maine that would significantly expand the State's DNA sampling procedures.
The legislation, which is being considered by lawmakers, would mandate that law enforcement officials collect DNA samples from all individuals arrested for murder, sex crimes against children as well as Class A, B or C offenses. If approved, the law would go into effect on Jan. 1, 2012, according to The Exception magazine.
Opponents of the proposal claim that the measure would violate suspects' civil liberties that are protected by the 14th Amendment, which says that the State cannot "deprive anyone of life, liberty or property, without due process of law." Andrew Ian Dodge, a leader of the Maine Tea Party Patriots, told the media outlet that his group will be "appalled" if this "further intrusion into individual rights" is approved.
"What happens to the DNA of those found innocent of whatever crime they are accused of?" Ian Dodge told the news source.
According to the Bangor Daily News, State Representative Maeghan Maloney (D-Augusta), said 24 other States have already implemented a similar law. She added that DNA sampling can exonerate individuals who are innocent as well as help track down suspected criminals.
However, Shenna Bellows, the executive director of the Maine Civil Liberties Union, has argued that this bill violates an individual's fundamental right to be free from unreasonable searches, which is enshrined in the 4th Amendment. She told the news provider that it is wrong to collect DNA from suspects who have not yet been convicted of a crime.


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The effects of Hurricane Bertha ravaged a country fair, demolishing gazebos and leaving a powerful steam engine stuck on sodden ground.
Savage wind and rain crashed on Ashford's Willesborough Windmill annual country craft and heritage fair this morning.
Five gazebos were wrecked by the gale force gusts.
John White, of organisers Friends of Willesborough Windmill, said: "The wind lifted the sheeting of the gazebos even though they were nailed down. Five were knocked over and wrecked."
The century-old Burrell engine, brought to the event for display, couldn't climb a slope because the grass was so wet.
Volunteers unhooked its trailer so it could gradually reverse back down. Mesh was also placed under the wheels to give them more grip.
Mr White said; "It was slipping on the grass, like a car on snow. It couldn't move forward at all. The driver was in that situation for a quarter of an hour."
The weather was so severe that stallholders packed up before the event was halfway finished.
Mr White's wife Pat, also from FWW,, said: "This was another event ruined because of of Hurricane Bertha.
"The weather was totally extreme. The rain was coming down horizonally.
"We've now offered stallholders free pitches for next years' event.
"There is nothing you can do about the weather."
Hurricane Bertha had hit the Caribbean on Monday last week before dissipating over the Atlantic.
But its stormy remnants reached Britain on early today, causing chaos in several parts of the country.
Kent got its share with flooding in places such as Sittingbourne.
The engine that got into trouble at Willesborough was a steam traction engine, the type used for tasks such as road rolling, harvesting and threshing.
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The Greening of the Refuge, Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska - The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge is recognized for outstanding organizational achievement in building and fleet energy efficiency. This effort required superior teamwork and steadfast leadership. Together, this dedicated staff instituted measurable changes in the areas of energy efficiency, decreased petroleum fuel consumption, and ultimately reduced greenhouse gas emissions. more
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Point Reyes National Seashore, Using Our Wits to Save Watts, National Park Services, California - Point Reyes National Seashore is an active leader in promoting and practicing sustainable operations and climate change mitigation. Point Reyes has set goals and objectives using its environmental management system (EMS) to reflect the requirements of Executive Orders 13423 and 13514, the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the Energy Independence & Security Act of 2007, and National Park Service Directors Orders. more
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Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge Maintenance Shop Energy Retrofit, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington - An integrated design team guided the collaborative planning and design process for the 6,000 square-foot, high-performance, heavy equipment maintenance building renovation at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge. Renovation methods specified are simple and transferable, and ongoing operations and maintenance are easy and low-cost. more
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Oct. 20, 2007
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Sophomores Ryan Driscoll (Dorchester, Mass.) and Peter Lorinser (Marquette, Mich.) each scored two goals, while senior Dale Reinhardt (Livingston, N.J.) scored the game-winner as the Holy Cross men's hockey team defeated Providence, 6-4, on Saturday night at the Schneider Arena. With the win, the Crusaders improve to 1-1 overall, while the Friars fall to 0-4 overall. Holy Cross has now won three out of four games against teams from the Hockey East with a 2-1 win at Merrimack on Oct. 24, 2006, a 3-2 victory at UMass-Amherst on Oct. 21, 2005 and a loss to Northeastern on Dec. 30, 2006. The win is also Holy Cross' first against Providence as it is now 1-2 all-time against the Friars.
Early in the first period, the Crusaders went on a two man-advantage power player and jumped out to a 1-0 lead when Driscoll scored off a pass by sophomore Brodie Sheahan (Lethbridge, Alberta) at 4:22 into game. Sheahan sent a crossing pass from the left side to Driscoll who was waiting on the right post of the goal and then buried the puck into the right side of the net.
Just 32 seconds later, Driscoll scored his second power play goal to give Holy Cross a 2-0 lead. Freshman Everett Sheen (Lethbridge, Alberta) sent a pass from behind the net to Driscoll who was wide open in front of the goal as he fired a shot past Providence goalie Tyler Sims. Each team had 10 shots in the period, while the Crusaders went 2-3 on the power play and the Friars went 0-3.
At 2:53 into the second, Kyle Laughlin scored a power play goal for Providence to make it a 2-1 game. The Friars then tied the game at 2-2 at 5:29 when Eric Baier fired a slap shot into the goal on a power play. At the 7:34 mark, junior Dewey Thomson (Northbridge, Mass.) scored his first goal of the season to give Holy Cross a 3-2 advantage. Sophomore Rob Forshner (Sundre, Alberta) passed the puck from behind the net to a charging Thomson who had just came off the bench as he fired a shot into the upper right corner of the goal.
At 11:03 into the second period, Providence tied the game at 3-3 with a power play goal by Jon Rheault. Just 58 seconds later Lorinser gave the Crusaders back the lead when he netted his first collegiate goal. Lorinser skated with the puck on the right side into the Providence zone while on a two-on-one as he kept the puck and sent a wrist shot past Sims. At 15:41 Laughlin scored his second goal of the game to tie it at 4-4. For the period, Providence went 3-3 on the power play.
Reinhardt scored the game-winner and his first goal of the season when he netted a power play goal off a pass from freshman Mark Znutas (Emerson, N.J.) at 2:52 into the third period. Lorinser added an empty-net goal with one second left in the period for the 6-4 final score.
Holy Cross goalie Ian Dams (Manotick, Ontario) made 31 saves to improve to 1-0 on the season, while Sims made 14 saves. The Crusaders had 20 shots and went 3-4 on the power play, while the Friars had 35 shots and went 3-7.
The Crusaders return to action on Friday and Saturday, October 26-27, when they travel to Erie, Pa, to take on Mercyhurst in the Atlantic Hockey season-opener for both teams. Friday night's game will start at 7:35 p.m., while Saturday is set to start at 7:05 p.m.


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may your day be the "Cat's Meow!"
I'm the coolest of cats -
I know how to relax,
Stretched out in the sun 'til it's time to run,
It's not that I think I'm so very wise,
But cool cats know how to prioritize.
This is the way to spend a great day -
A little work and a little play.
We all need some balance in our life -
It helps us deal with our stress and strife!
Did you ever wonder why we have nine lives?
Have you ever seen a cat break out in hives?
We have special places we call our own,
When we feel the need to be alone,
Then it's not long before we're back in the action,
Feeling a great sense of satisfaction,
'Cause we took some time to rejuvenate,
And knew enough not to wait and to wait.
So take time for yourself, once in while -
Take a "You" day and learn to do it in style,
Find your spot in the sun and let your cares go,
Make a purr-fect day - you deserve it, you know!
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Located on the border of the Kosciuszko National Park, Lake Crackenback Resort is a natural playground nestled in the Thredbo Valley surrounded by the spectacular Snowy Mountains.
Just 15 minutes from Thredbo and Perisher Blue (Perisher Blue Resort is accessed via the resorts 150 metre private driveway to the ski tube operating during winter only). Its unique setting and many complimentary activities appeal to both couples and families to relax and absorb the scenery or experience the many mountain activities on resort and in the local area.
Lake Crackenback is a perfect base to explore the region from sightseeing, local attractions, snowsports in winter and the many summer activities including walking trails, mountain bikes, canoeing or fishing.
Lake Crackenback Resort offers a huge range of facilities including general store, ski and sport equipment hire, and a courtesy bus to and from the Skitube Alpine Rail Way (during winter). When you're ready to relax, enjoy the friendly atmosphere at Cuisine on Lake Crackenback Restaurant and Bar aswell as the Alpine Larder Cafe. Resort services include:
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She's 13 pounds, 25 1/2 inches long--tall and skinny, just like Mommy always wanted to be. ;)
In the last month, she seems to have grown up a lot to me. I think she looks less like an infant and more like a baby. This is a typical chilling pose, knees up, hands behind her head {sleeps that way a lot, too}.
Biggest developments...
- Rolling over! She can do this really easily now on the couch {and seems pretty proud of herself}, but she still has a hard time rolling over on flat surfaces like her bed. The source of much frustration for the little gal. :)
- Moving from a three-hour to a four-hour eating schedule. We were a little nervous about this transition, but she took it totally in stride. Laidback baby, I tell ya. {And we're big-time thankful for that!}
- Still reaching and grabbing for things, but her movements are a lot more controlled and focused. She's also interested in more things in general {our food, Jason's glasses, her feet}.
- Sitting up better! Still a little wobbly, but she's strong enough to sit in the Bumbo now. {Each new stage seems to both fascinate and terrify Fred.}
- Having giggle fits! She is still a pretty serious little person, but sometimes we'll do something to make her laugh, and she will laugh and laugh and laugh. We love it! I told Jason to just wait until she turns 11. ;)
- Still wearing Mommy's dresses. :)
- And still spitting up. Sigh. The doctor said she's not concerned as long as C continues to gain weight, but we hope she'll grow out of this soon. {We're also still hoping that first tooth will pop on through soon--poor girl is chewing on everything!}
The next month is going to be another big one for our little girl. We got the OK to start rice cereal, and she's going on her first road trip. {Advice appreciated on that one especially!}
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A man whose friend died from an overdose after he supplied him with heroin has been spared jail.
David Hunt was told by a judge he could have "easily" claimed that his pal bought the drugs himself and "nobody could have disproved otherwise".
But Maidstone Crown Court heard the 43-year-old confessed to police at the scene that he had paid £10 for the wrap and was said to be very shaken and remorseful at the police station.
Hunt, of Granville Road, Chatham, admitted supplying the class A drug on November 23 last year.
Prosecutor Benjamin Holt said an ambulance was called to an address in Chatham just before 7.40pm where a man, whom Hunt knew as Shaun Mills, was pronounced dead.
Hunt was also at the premises and he told an officer he had smoked marijauna with Mr Mills earlier in the day.
"The officers noted that he appeared very shaken up by what had happened and expressed real remorse for the death of his friend..." - Benjamin Holt, prosecuting
"He said Mr Mills asked him to get some drugs," added the prosecutor. "David Hunt purchased a £10 bag of heroin and they then split the bag between them.
"Mr Mills did so on a bed before collapsing onto the floor. David Hunt telephoned for an ambulance and also sought help from a neighbour."
A post mortem examination on Mr Mills, whose name was in fact Shane, gave the cause of death as mixed alcohol and morphine intoxication.
Hunt made no comment during his subsequent police interview.
"But the officers noted that he appeared very shaken up by what had happened and expressed real remorse for the death of his friend while out of the interview and in the police station," said Mr Holt.
Thomas Daniel, defending, said Hunt realised that "but for the grace of God" it could have been him who died.
Imposing a community order with 30 months supervision by the probation service, Recorder Jason Dunn-Shaw said he was sentencing him solely on the basis of supplying a very small quantity of heroin.
"The death of your friend is significant only in so far as that has had a considerable effect on you and no doubt would have acted very powerfully, and as powerfully as any course of treatment could have."
Referring to the coroner's ruling at the inquest into Mr Mills' death that it was "nothing other than a tragic accident", the recorder added: "You could have just as easily said Mr Mills bought the drugs for you and nobody could have disproved that, so I give you full credit for your guilty plea."
As part of his sentence, Hunt must attend a Thinking Skills programme, a drug rehabilitation requirement for four to six months, and 12 sessions of an education, training and employment programme.
Hunt thanked the judge as he left court.
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The Sun Dogs were a tribe in the Grand Canyon.
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