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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
The standbys of coal, oil and natural gas will be with us for a long time, but the new world of modern renewable energy is moving rapidly to fill some of the gaps that will appear in the future. And eventually, renewables will provide a good portion of the energy in this country.
That was the word at the Utah Renewable Energy Business Summit held Monday at the Sandy Campus of Salt Lake Community College as 400 people gathered to talk about where the renewable energy business is headed. Attendees came from all parts of the state and from 17 other states as well.
"There has been a debate in our state about carbon based energy versus renewables," said Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell in one of the opening addresses. "It comes down, however, to two things; conservation of what we have and the management of carbon. We want Utah to be progressive and intelligent, but anything we do must make economic sense."
A number of people from the Castle Valley area attended the conference, which was aimed at helping those that want to get into renewable energy, conservation or related industries. And while most of the booths at the conference had to do with solar, wind, geothermal and related industries, the traditional suppliers of energy were a big part, including PacifiCorp and Questar.
"PacifiCorp is taking a backseat to no one when it comes to renewables," said Richard Walje, the president of Rocky Mountain Power. "We have been progressive in our thinking and are not taking a backseat in this. We are second in the country in the number of wind turbines we are utilizing."
The conference, sponsored by the Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development, featured expert speakers from the areas of finance, law, design/engineering and operations in many aspects of renewable energy. But the modern development of renewables is actually outpacing many of the traditional energy policies that have been around for a long time.
"I know of no other issue or area of expertise where after all the debate and talking is done that one concept has not emerged as the best or the most dominant option people want to follow," said Bell. "We have emerging technologies where one may not dominate the scene, but instead they will blend with each other."
The morning sessions were largely a merry-go- round of state and federal agencies and private concerns that can help entrepreneurs along in their renewable energy businesses. Altogether 19 various presentations were given to the general group on everything from grants and financing to manufacturing expertise.
The afternoon was filled with workshops on wind, solar and geothermal operations, financing and supply manufacturers.
"This is part of our new vision for the state," said Spencer Eccles, executive director of governor's office. "Five years ago we set out to be the best performing business state in the nation. Many have named us number one now. In fact we were the only state in the union in 2009 that actually increased our exports. Utah has the state, academia and private industry working together like no one else. I think we have a secret sauce that no one else has."


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Late May is a critical time for deer and elk in Utah, as female animals are giving birth to and caring for fawns and calves.
Disturbance, including that caused by off-highway vehicle riders who take off highway vehicles off of roads and trails that are open to their use, is one thing the animals don't need.
"Deer and elk seek seclusion to have their young, and we need to give them that," advised big game coordinator for the DWR, Jim Karpowitz. "If we don't, we're causing them stress that they don't need."
Karpowitz says disturbance can frighten mothers away from their young when the fawns and calves need them the most.
"For the first few days after being born, fawns and calves can barely stand up. They're basically helpless. They need regular visits from their mothers to get the nourishment they need to help them grow."
In addition to stressing animals, taking these recreational vehicles off of designated roads and trails causes serious habitat damage that can take years to repair.
"During the spring, many plants are just starting to grow and are very susceptible to damage by off highway vehicles. Soil erosion is another big concern," Karpowitz stated.
Another concern Karpowitz has are off highway vehicle riders finding fawns and calves and bringing the animals home with them, because they think the animal has been abandoned.
"If a recreationalist finds a young animal by itself, that's not unusual," Karpowitz stated. "The female beds the young animal down and then goes away so she won't attract predators to the baby. The only time she visits the baby is to nurse it."
"If a fawn or calf is found, the best thing to do is leave the baby where it is found. Its mother will be back soon to care for it."
One challenge some off highway riders have is knowing where they can ride their OHVs legally.
Fortunately, this information is available from many sources. One of the best places to start is the highlights of Utah's off-highway vehicle laws and rules brochure published by the Utah state parks division.
The brochure lists 25 popular motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle trails in Utah, and provides information on which U.S. Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management office to call for trail and riding maps for each area.
The brochure is also available at the state parks Internet website at www.stateparks.utah.gov or by calling their office at 800-648-7433.
Trail and riding maps are also available for other areas in Utah and riders can learn how to obtain them by calling the nearest U.S. Forest Service or BLM office.

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CANTON - In an effort to stave off a looming shutdown of the federal government when the previous continuing resolution expires March 27, Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, joined fellow lawmakers in the House on Wednesday to provide funding through September.
The resolution totals $982 billion and includes roughly $140 million in additional spending at Fort Drum for projects that already have been authorized.
Mr. Owens said he views the resolution passed by the House as a necessary step toward ensuring the federal government avoids a shutdown.
The resolution also includes an additional $10.4 billion in military Operations and Maintenance spending.
Three projects at Fort Drum will see portions of that money: $95 million will be directed toward the installation of a new aircraft hangar, $17.3 million will be spent on a new soldier specialty care clinic and $25.9 million will be applied to a date terminal complex for the Missile Defense Agency.
Thats very important to ongoing operations, Mr. Owens said of the decision to increase spending in those areas.
The House bill did not give additional funding for domestic programs, however, and Mr. Owens said he expects the Senate to act on those measures.
The Senate is taking up domestic spending, Mr. Owens said. What were hoping is those two bills will go to conference and there will be a compromise.
But the House bill does not address the continuing sequestration that went into effect last week and cuts federal spending by $85 billion.
Even the new money headed for defense programs will be affected by sequestration, Mr. Owens said.
Mr. Owens said he believes federal spending does need to be addressed, but there is a need to cut smarter instead of cutting across the board.
Minority Democrats appeared torn between a desire to support legislation to keep the government open and their goal of replacing at least half of the spending cuts with provisions to increase revenue. The bill passed with the support of 53 Democrats, more than a quarter of those voting.
The resolution passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 267-151. It now goes to the Senate, where Democrats and the White House are deep in negotiations with Republicans on changes that would give the Department of Homeland Security and other domestic agencies the same type of flexibility in administering the spending cuts that the Pentagon would receive.
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It's the end of the road for the U.S. Men's National Team in 2013...
Qualified for next summer's FIFA World Cup for two months, Jurgen Klinsmann will take a last look at his side with a pair of European friendlies beginning this afternoon at Scotland (LIVE 2pm CT on ESPN2, UniMas & WatchESPN). They'll close out the calendar year with another friendly Tuesday at Austria (LIVE 1:45pm CT on NBC Sports Network, UniMas).
Here's hoping Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson gets some time in one of the matches over the next week.
While the USMNT can continue their prep for Brazil, a number of European and African sides are still playing for their World Cup lives this weekend.
A full schedule of the games and where you can watch them on the TV set:
Friday - (UEFA First Legs)
Iceland vs. Croatia; 1:00pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Portugal vs. Sweden; 1:45pm CT on ESPN Deportes, WatchESPN
Ukraine vs. France; 1:45pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Greece vs. Romania; 1:45pm CT on ESPN3.com, WatchESPN
Saturday - (CAF Second Legs)
Nigeria vs. Ethiopia (2-1); 9:00am CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Senegal vs. Ivory Coast (1-3); 1:00pm CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Cameroon vs. Tunisia (0-0) ; 8:30am CT on beIN Sport, beIN Sport en Espanol
Once again, Section 8 Chicago is running their annual poll for Supporters Player of the Year!
All Chicago Fire supporters are encouraged to vote for their choice by Thursday, November 21 at noon CT. Two days later, the Independent Supporters Association will honor their Player of the Year with a gathering on Saturday, November 23, 6:00pm at A.J. Hudsons Public House (3801 N. Ashland).
The winner is also given $1500 from Section 8 Chicago to donate to the charity of their choice.
Past winners:
2012 - Patrick Nyarko (Charity: A Better Life For Kids)
2011 - Dominic Oduro (Nothing But Nets)
2010 - C.J. Brown (SCORES Chicago)
2009 - C.J. Brown (SCORES Chicago)
VOTE HERE: http://www.s8c.org/2013-supporters-player-of-the-year/
It was a balmy 32 degrees for this morning's Toyota Park Transit Center groundbreaking and though it's not much to look at now, there's plenty of reason to be excited for the new Pace facility, scheduled to open next year, which will include an indoor waiting area.
Congressman Daniel Lipinski and Bridgeview Mayor and Illinois State Senator Steven M. Landek were on-hand to christen the new project which is expected to increase access to public transportation for the residents of Bridgeview, along with people visiting Chicago Fire soccer matches, concerts and other events.
According to Pace, there are additional plans to include the area of Harlem Avenue around Toyota Park in its Arterial Rapid Transit express bus network, and the transit center will serve as a hub for local bus routes to connect with the express service and one another.
The Toyota Park Transit Center announcement, coupled with the recent opening of the 71st Street underpass, is welcomed news for Fire supporters as both projects should facilitate travel for soccer fans to come to Toyota Park, as well as lessen the potential for traffic and parking congestion on game days.
Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holders,
As a token of our appreciation for your loyal support in 2013, Toyota Park will be honoring ALL Season Ticket Holder discounts on concessions for Saturday's home regular season finale vs. Toronto FC.
Those are (and where you can find them...)
$2 Popcorn
Miller Lite Party Deck
Stadium Club
Stadium Fare (behind Sections 102, 126)
Fan Favorites (behind Section 110)
Village Grill (behind Section 134)
$2 Hot Dogs
Miller Lite Party Deck
Stadium Fare (behind Sections 102, 126)
Extreme Signature Dogs (behind Section 108)
Fan Favorites (behind Section 110)
Chicago Stop (behind Section 118)
Corner Kickin' Chicken (behind Section 122)
$2 Sodas
Sold at ALL concession stands
Plus complimentary hot chocolate, coffee and cider for premium seat holders (Club, Fieldside, Suites) and 10% off the pre-game buffet in the Stadium Club!
Freddie Christiano has been a Fire fan since the club's inaugural 1998 season and counts Piotr Nowak, Zach Thornton and Sean Johnson as his favorite Fire players of all-time.
Fans spoke loud and clear to determine the winning design and Christiano became more than just a fan on Tuesday night as his design, which garnered a majority of the fan vote, was unveiled as the #cf97ThirdKit winner at the club's 16th Anniversary Party at Toyota Park. I caught up with Freddie on Wednesday to get the lowdown on how it felt to see his design become a part of club history.
JC: You probably had a little tension going to the party last night. How did you approach the announcement?
FC: I was really nervous because I was up against quality designs – one being the [light blue] kit that I know a lot of fans really wanted to see and the white one which definitely would have fit in with what the Fire have going on with their home and away kits right now.
JC: So, Logan Pause and Gonzalo Segares lift the drape over the design and you see it's yours… Describe the euphoria.
FC: At that moment I didn't even know what I was thinking. I was super relieved that it was over and that my jersey was up there. It meant a lot because I worked hard on it and knowing that it got chosen against those other two quality designs meant the Fire community really dug it. Playing soccer and following the Fire – when you can't be out on the field as a player, I think this might be the next best thing to be a part of the team forever.
JC: While your design isn't straight up "Municipal Chicago" it does have some more subtle marks to pay homage to the city. One mark is the skyline element on the back of the shirt… Explain it for more clarity.
FC: The stripe on the front was a representation of the Chicago flag colors with the blue and white stripes and when it wraps around it makes a silhouette of the Sears [Willis] Tower.
JC: How much has your phone been buzzing since the announcement?
FC: Friends and family that voted, I got a million text messages from them. A lot of tweets and new followers on my Twitter account, random Facebook friends – it was a cool feeling to get that response from people.
JC: Along with the prize of having your design chosen, you've also won a trip to Portland to see the Fire play the Timbers in 2014, as well as a shopping spree at the adidas store out there. I hear you're getting married in June, what if the game clashes with the wedding date?
FC: I don't really know what I'd choose there! I'm taking my fiancé to Portland with me but if they're on the same weekend, that'd be a tough one. I don't know how that'd work. If it does clash, maybe I'll alternate and go to the All-Star Game instead.
Select shots from the club's 16th anniversary party and #cf97ThirdKit unveiling.
CREDIT: Nick Sintich, Chicago Fire
Check out the story of last night's match, as told through the famous #cf97 hashtag on Twitter! Tweet with us during games and you could see your message here:
Get out to A.J. Hudsons (3801 N. Ashland) for Section 8 Chicago's viewing party for Friday night's crucial match vs. D.C. United (LIVE 7pm CT on NBC Sports Network)!
Turn around Saturday morning and get out to Fado's Irish Pub (100 W. Grand Ave.) for Chicago Fire Rec Soccer's English Premier League Viewing Party.
We'll be holding a raffle to benefit the Chicago Fire Foundation, with prizes including...
- Team autographed Chicago Fire jersey
- Team autographed Chicago Fire ball
- Fire Fan MLPD Experience - The winner will receive five (5) MLPD tickets ($175 value)
- Bus-On-Us Experience - Two winners will receive four (4) round-trip bus rides to the and general admission tickets. (2x $120 value)
- Fado's happy hour party for up to 25 guests ($360 value)
- Wine tasting outing for group of 10
- Gift Certificate(s)
- Fire Fan Packs
Raffle Ticket Prices: 1 for $3, 2 for $5, 7 for $10
DRINK SPECIALS on Mimosas and Black Velvets. Also, 20% of all money spent on food will go toward the Foundation.
Game Schedule:
7am - Everton vs Manchester City
9am - Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
11:30am - Sunderland vs Manchester United
"…In most places in the country, voting is looked upon as a right and a duty, but in Chicago it's a sport." – Dick Gregory
The #cf97ThirdKit polls are officially closed. While we are busy tallying the votes, here's a quick reminder of what will happen next:
- On Saturday, September 28, the Fire will host and recognize the five #cf97ThirdKit finalists at Toyota Park for the game vs. the Montreal Impact.
- On Tuesday, October 8, the Fire and Quaker will unveil the winning design at the Club's anniversary party, as well as on Chicago-Fire.com and the club's social media platforms.
Once the winning design is announced, the Club will work with Quaker and adidas to prepare a prototype for early 2014. After the prototype is reviewed and approved, the actual third kit will go into the adidas production cycle and is scheduled to make its debut for the Fire's Anniversary game in the fall of 2014.
Last night, Marty Allen, the Grand Prize winner in our Mobile App Contest powered by Cricket got to fulfill his prize, going out to dinner with Gonzalo Segares and Daniel Paladini at Vapiano in Lincoln Park!
Check out a couple photos from dinner and be sure to download the club's new and improved mobile app, available on iOS and Droid by visiting www.chicago-fire.com/app.


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42 U.S. Code § 5503 - Development and demonstration of solar heating systems for use in residential dwellings
(a) Functions of Administrator and Secretary
The Administrator and the Secretary shall promptly initiate and carry out a program, as provided in this section, for the development and demonstration of solar heating systems (including collectors, controls, and thermal storage) for use in residential dwellings.
(b) Time for determination, prescription and publishing of interim performance criteria; selection of designs for suitable dwellings
(1) Within 120 days after September 3, 1974, the Secretary, utilizing the services of the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology and in consultation with the Administrator and the Secretary of Energy, shall determine, prescribe, and publish—
(A) interim performance criteria for solar heating components and systems to be used in residential dwellings, and
(B) interim performance criteria (relating to suitability for solar heating) for such dwellings themselves,
taking into account in each instance climatic variations existing between different geographic areas.
(2) As soon as possible after the publication of the performance criteria prescribed under paragraph (1), the Secretary, in consultation with the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Administrator, will select on the basis of open competition a number of designs for various types of residential dwellings suitable for and adapted to the installation of solar heating systems meeting the performance criteria prescribed under paragraph (1)(A).
(c) Contracts and grants for development of heating systems for commercial production and residential use; contracts for procurement of heating systems and components
The Administrator, in accordance with the applicable provisions of subchapter II of chapter 201 of title 51 and under program guidelines established jointly by the Administrator and the Secretary, shall, after consultation with the Secretary—
(1) enter into such contracts and grants as may be necessary or appropriate for the development (for commercial production and residential use) of solar heating systems meeting the performance criteria prescribed under subsection (b)(1)(A) of this section (including any further planning and design which may be required to conform with the specifications set forth in such criteria); and
(d) Installation of heating systems; operation during demonstration period; title and ownership of dwellings and systems; agreement of owner to observe and monitor system for five years; reports by owner
The Secretary shall
(1) arrange for the installation of solar heating systems procured by the Administrator under subsection (c)(2) of this section in a substantial number of residential dwellings and
(2) provide for the satisfactory operation of such installations during the demonstration period. Title to and ownership of any dwellings constructed hereunder and of solar heating systems installed hereunder may be conveyed to purchasers or owners of such dwellings under terms and conditions prescribed by the Secretary, including an express agreement that any such purchaser or owner shall, in such manner and form and on such terms and conditions as the Secretary may prescribe, observe and monitor (or permit the Secretary to observe and monitor) the performance and operation of such system for a period of five years, and that such purchaser or owner (including any subsequent owner and occupant of the property who also makes such an agreement) shall regularly furnish the Secretary with such reports thereon as the agreement may require.
(e) Installation of heating systems by Secretary of Defense in dwellings located on Federal or federally administered property
The Secretary of Defense shall arrange for the installation of solar heating systems procured by the Administrator under subsection (c)(2) of this section in a substantial number of residential dwellings which are located on Federal or federally administered property where the performance and operation of such systems can be regularly and effectively observed and monitored by designated Federal personnel.
(f) Coordination of activities to assure a realistic and effective demonstration
The Secretary and the Secretary of Defense, and officials responsible for administering Federal or federally administered property, shall coordinate their activities under this section to assure that solar heating systems are installed in a substantial number of residential dwellings and in a sufficient number of different geographic areas under varying climatic conditions to constitute a realistic and effective demonstration in support of the objectives of this subchapter.
Source(Pub. L. 93–409, § 5,Sept. 3, 1974, 88 Stat. 1070; Pub. L. 93–438, title I, § 104(f), title III, § 301(h),Oct. 11, 1974, 88 Stat. 1238, 1250; Pub. L. 95–91, title III, § 301(a), title VII, §§ 703, 707,Aug. 4, 1977, 91 Stat. 577, 606, 607; Pub. L. 100–418, title V, § 5115(c),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1433.)
In subsec. (c), "subchapter II of chapter 201 of title 51" substituted for "title II of the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958" on authority of Pub. L. 111–314, § 5(e),Dec. 18, 2010, 124 Stat. 3443, which Act enacted Title 51, National and Commercial Space Programs.
1988—Subsec. (b)(1), (2). Pub. L. 100–418substituted "National Institute of Standards and Technology" for "National Bureau of Standards".
Transfer of Functions
"Secretary of Energy" substituted for "Director", meaning Director of National Science Foundation, in subsec. (b)(1) pursuant to sections 104(f) and 301(h) ofPub. L. 93–438, which are classified to sections 5814 (f) and 5871 (h) of this title and which transferred functions of National Science Foundation relating to or utilized in connection with solar heating and cooling development to Administrator of Energy Research and Development Administration, and pursuant to sections 301(a), 703, and 707 ofPub. L. 95–91, which are classified to sections 7151 (a), 7293, and 7297 of this title and which terminated Energy Research and Development Administration and transferred its functions and functions of Administrator thereof (with certain exceptions) to Secretary of Energy.
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Well genny wouldnt have to worry about a trip most of the sites have great staff. GTABoards and CGN have a 'super' staff. I havnt seen any n00bs on this site yet..........except when i turn around and look at my mirror...:lol:
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Death from exposure to the cold can happen to anyone, according to the National Weather Service.
With winter approaching, local law enforcement and safety officials remind Carbon County residents to take early precautions for dangerous winter driving.
The weather service stipulates that about 70 percent of all winter deaths occur in automobiles. The service further reports that the most dangerous hazards during the winter months are not the slippery conditions but frostbite and hypothermia that can follow an accident.
Frostbite is damage to body tissue caused by that tissue being frozen.
Frostbite causes a loss of feeling and a white or pale appearance in extremities, such as fingers, toes, ear lobes or the tip of the nose.
The weather service advises local residents experiencing the symptoms to seek medical attention immediately.
Hypothermia is a condition that occurs when body temperature falls below 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
The symptoms include uncontrollable shivering, memory loss, disorientation, incoherence, slurred speech, drowsiness and apparent exhaustion.
The weather service warns local residents that the symptoms warrant immediate medical attention.
If that is not possible, it is suggested that the body core be warmed first. Any wet clothing should be removed and replaced with something dry that can be wrapped around the head and neck.
The service cautions against warming the extremities first. Doing so can force cold blood toward the heart, possibly leading to heart failure.
To avoid finding oneself in a situation where frostbite and hypothermia are a possibility the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has provided the following information to ready a car for winter driving.
Inspect the vehicles tires, regardless of the season tires should be inspected at least once a month and always before embarking on a long trip.
Check the tire pressure and make sure each tire is filled to the vehicle manufacturer's suggested rate, which is listed in the owners manual.
Keep a tire pressure gauge in the vehicle at all times and check the tire pressure cold, meaning they haven't been driven on for at least three hours.
Look closely at the vehicles tire tread and replace tires with uneven or insufficient tread. Tread should be at least 1/16 of an inch or greater on all tires.
Understand the car, all vehicles handle differently and this is particularly true when driving on wet, icy or snowy roads. The safety administration points out that it is important to take the time to learn how to best handle a particular vehicle before driving it in winter conditions.
Practice cold weather driving when show is available, just not on the main road.
Drive slowly. It is harder to control or stop a vehicle on a slick or snow covered road. Increase the following distance between cars when winter driving.
Know what kind of the brakes the vehicle has and how to use them properly. For anti-lock brakes apply firm pressure. For non anti-lock pump the brakes gently during winter conditions.
Plan the travel route and notify friends and family.
Check the weather, road conditions and traffic.
Don't rush.
Keep the gas tank close to full during the winter months.
Avoid driving in winter storms unless it is completely necessary.
The weather service stipulates that if an individual is caught outside during the winter months finding shelter is of the utmost importance. They recommend individuals do everything possible to stay dry and avoid exertion as sweating can cause a major chill. Some tips for being caught outside include:
Prepare a lean-to, wind break or a snow cave for protection from the wind. Wind chill can decrease the temperature by as much as 30 degrees.
Build a fire for heat and to attract attention.
Place rocks around the fire to absorb and reflect heat.
According to the service it is also vital to drink plenty of liquids if possible but do not eat snow, it will lower body temperature. It must be melted before consumption.
The service reported that some essential storage supplies for any vehicle during the winter include:
A flashlight and extra batteries
Extra food and water, including high energy food such as dried fruit or candy. Food requiring no refrigeration or cooking is best.
First aid supplies.
Emergency heating sources such as matches for starting a fire and thermopacks.
Blankets or a sleeping bag.
Tool kit.
Booster cables.
Compass and road maps.
The service closed their preparatory guide by warning that all families should have a "family disaster plan" focused on specific actions that could be taken during a winter disaster.
The plan should include the specific items and actions needed for surviving a winter disaster.
According to the weather service, most families think something like this could never happen to them but being stranded on an icy winter road is something that could happen to anyone.


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Healing Wave is a shaman ability learned at level 20 for those with the restoration specialization.
Modified by
- [Ancestral Swiftness] (talent)
- [Echo of the Elements] (talent)
- [Unleashed Fury] (talent, with [Earthliving Weapon])
- [Ascendance] (core ability, restoration effect)
- [Spiritwalker's Grace] (core ability)
- [Tidal Waves] ( restoration spec ability)
- [Ancestral Awakening] ( restoration spec ability)
- [Purification] ( restoration spec ability)
- [Earthliving Weapon] ( restoration spec ability)
- [Mastery: Deep Healing] ( restoration spec ability)
- Glyph of Healing Wave
- Major Glyph
- Classes: Shaman (Restoration)
- Requires level 25
- "Your Healing Wave also heals you for 10% of the healing effect when you heal someone else."
- Healing Wave is the most mana efficient single target heal in the shaman's arsenal.
- The large amount healed and the relatively slow casting time means that it is often useful to begin casting Healing Wave on a target that is taking damage before the target needs the full amount of healing done as the target will continue to take damage while you cast the spell. It can even be situationally useful to begin casting the spell on a target that has not yet taken any damage if you expect them to take a lot of damage during the next few seconds. If the heal turns out to be unnecessary, you can simply stopcast the spell before it finishes.
Patch changes
- Patch 4.2.0 (28-Jun-2011): All healing critical strikes now heal for 2 times a normal heal (+100%), up from 1.5 times a normal heal (+50%).
- / Patch 4.0.1 (12-Oct-2010): Level requirement is 7, and the spell is no longer free, available after character creation.
- Hotfix (2009-04-22): "The Thunderfall Totem will no longer increase the casting time of Healing Wave or Lesser Healing Wave when Tidal Waves is active. [1]"
- / Patch 2.0.1 (05-Dec-2006): "Healing Wave" Ranks 11 and 12 will now benefit from the Shaman talent, "Healing Way."
- Patch 1.10.0 (28-Mar-2006): Mana cost on all ranks reduced approximately 9%.
- ^ Bornakk 2009-04-17. Recent In-Game Fixes - 4/16/09. Archived from the original on 2009-04-17. Retrieved on 2009-05-25.
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The Caregivers Conference, sponsored by Active Re-Entry and the Southeastern Utah Area Agency on Aging, is scheduled for April 23, at 10 South Fairgrounds Road in Price.
Pulitzer Prize nominee, Beth Witrogen McLeod is the keynote speaker. A double Pulitzer Prize nominee, including one for Caregiving, The Spiritual Journey of Love, Loss, and Renewal, she states, "whether it involves caring for an aging parent, an ill spouse or partner or a disabled child, caregiving takes us into a new reality quite unlike that of our usual workday life. Too often, we don't know where to find help or what questions to ask, and the health care system seems to get more complex every day."
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Active Re-Entry's Caregiver Conference will bring in speakers from leaders in the fields of aging, medicine, and finance.
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The Department of Dermatology has been a part of the School of Medicine since its inception in 1945. At a time when few dermatology departments were conducting serious basic research, the UAB Dermatology Department already had a research presence.
Since that time, the Department of Dermatology has grown significantly, in size and accomplishment. The Department places great emphasis on basic, clinical and translational research and, in recent years, has received in excess of $2,000,000 in extramural funding. New medical dermatology programs have been established, including cosmetic dermatology, making the School of Medicine's Dermatology Department one of the few programs in the country to have a full-time cosmetic dermatologist. The program is made up of 18 faculty several of whom have national and international reputations and have held leadership positions in national organizations.
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(NBC NEWS) -- New research has linked sugar-sweetened beverages with hundreds of thousands of deaths.
The study from from the Harvard School of Public Health links over-consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks with 180,000 deaths worldwide each year.
"There is pretty strong evidence that consumption of excessive calories, particularly from sugar-sweetened beverages, does correlate obesity and therefore insulin resistance, which is the path of physiology of diabetes," explains Dr. Sahil Parikh of UH Case Medical Center.
Obesity and diabetes are risk factors for heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death.
The Harvard researchers calculated the consumption of sugary drinks worldwide and compared that with death rate data to get their results.
"We have to take pause and understand that this is a suggested correlation. It does not imply that these drinks do cause directly morbidity and mortality," Dr. Parikh notes.
The American Beverage Association responded to the study in a statement, calling it "more about sensationalism than science."
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July 16, 2010 - Ringling College of Art and Design Interior Design students Trang Dang and Lissette Cortez both took home scholarships from the Donghia Foundation and the Robert Bruce Thompson Light Fixture Design Competition, respectively.
Trang Dang - 2010 Donghia Award
Ringling College student Trang Dang ('11, Interior Design) has been chosen as one of the recipients of an award of $30,000 from the Angelo Donghia Foundation. The award covers senior year tuition, board and maintenance, books and other requisite student materials. Trang was one of approximately 225 competitors, with only twelve prizes being awarded.
Since the inception of the Donghia Student Scholarship Award Program in 2001, a Ringling student has won an award each year with the exception of one. On two occasions, two Ringling students have won prizes in the same year.
The Angelo Donghia Foundation, Inc. was established by the late Angelo Donghia, an internationally recognized interior design icon and source of inspiration to the design world. According to Jerrold M. Sonet, spokesperson for the Foundation's Board of Trustees, "Our goal is to assist this new generation of gifted designers so that they have the necessary financial support to further their education, their design awareness and their career opportunities." The Donghia Award benefits deserving students entering his or her last year in a Baccalaureate Degree program. The competition is open to students of interior design at an accredited University, College or School.
Two students from each eligible design program are nominated by their faculty. Each applicant submitted a portfolio of their work. The student portfolio must contain either one residential or one non-residential. Students are encouraged to submit drawings that show a comprehensive spatial approach to their design solutions. Additionally the students are encouraged to show work that shows a range of student's skills such as 3-D computer renderings along with hand renderings as well as hand drawn process or concept sketches where appropriate. Student submissions were juried on merit basis by judges composed of leading interior designers, press and educators.
Lissette Cortez - 2010 Robert Bruce Thompson Light Fixture Design Competition
Lissette Cortez ('11, Interior Design) was awarded third place and a scholarship of $1,000 for her winning piece in the 2010 Robert Bruce Thompson Light Fixture Design Competition. The judges had this to say about Lissette's winning project, "We liked the balanced geometry, simple form and simple moving parts of the fixture, as well as the versatility and adaptability of use."
The winning entries will be published in Architectural Magazine in July or August, as well as posted on the Competition website at http://www.rbtcompetition.org/current_winners.html.
Ringling College faculty Seongwoo Nam was Lissette's faculty sponsor.
The competition requires that entrants must be full time students, enrolled in an accredited academic degree program in the United States. Approved programs include architectural engineering programs, architecture programs, interior design programs, theatre, or industrial design programs. Because of the high level of competition, the competition sponsors recommend that entrants be undergraduate seniors or graduate students.
Bruce Thompson was a twenty-five year veteran of the lighting industry. He had a broad background in the profession having worked in theatre, retail, as a factory representative, and concluding his career in manufacturing as vice president of sales and marketing. Throughout his career Bruce emphasized design and innovation. He was also an accomplished light fixture designer. He established this independent competition to encourage creativity and education in light fixture design and manufacturing. The competition is administered by The Robert Bruce Thompson Trust, which was formed solely for the purpose of conducting the competition.


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Even though the fashion industry is built on the incessant need for newness and change, that doesn't mean you need to reinvent the wheel every time you get dressed in the morning. Sometimes a slight alteration or minor addition can make all the difference. For proof of this point, look no further than today's crop of seven tastemakers. While their outfits are hardly revolutionary, their personal twists on classic styles are certainly impressive. From the clever way Rihanna spruced up a basic tee to Anne Hathaway's striking accessory, this month's edition of Styling Tips has tons of sartorial advice worth heeding if you're itching to add some variety to your wardrobe.
Tip #1: Bundle up with a bright plaid scarf.
If your cold-weather wardrobe consists mostly of neutrals, we recommend adding a colorful scarf like Anne Hathaway to inject some personality into your look. The actress stayed warm at JFK airport in New York earlier this month, thanks to her 45rpm plaid scarf, which, along with her Stella McCartney Grace Moc Croc Cross Body Bag ($1330), brought life to her noir separates-an easy styling trick everyone can pull off.
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Gap Cozy Bright Plaid Scarf ($30); J. Crew Cashmere Plaid Scarf ($110); Kate Spade New York Plaid Wool Scarf ($148).
Tip #2: Upgrade a basic tee with a removable collar.
After spotting Rihanna wearing a Louis Vuitton collar necklace (from the brand's F/W 11 collection) in Barbados last month, we were convinced the removable accessory is the best way to give new life to our standard-issue tees. Even better: it will freshen up your favorite dresses too, making it a wardrobe essential in our book.
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Nasty Gal Button Up Collar Necklace ($14); Zara Gold Mesh Necklace ($38); Adia Kibur Gold Collar ($50).
Tip #3: Balance a deep-v neckline with a button-up shirt.
A plunging neckline may work for the red carpet, but it doesn't translate as well when running errands. Luckily, Amanda Seyfried showed us how to make the deep-v work for daytime by layering Calvin Klein Collection's White Cotton Shirt ($595, 212.292.9000) under her Proenza Schouler dress, creating an on-point, schoolgirl-chic ensemble.
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ASOS Shift Dress with Deep V Neckline ($67); Pins and Needles Knit Surplice Dress ($49); Theory Frankie Stretch Cotton Button-Down Shirt ($112); Burberry Brit Button Down Shirt ($225).
Tip #4: Elevate casual wardrobe staples with a belted coat.
Lazy weekends call for casual, easygoing pieces, but that doesn't mean you have to look frumpy! A belted coat, like Elizabeth Olsen's version by The Row, is the perfect way to add polish to your favorite closet mainstays. The off-white topper she wore in New York earlier this month lent just the right amount of refinement to her baggy Textile Elizabeth and James jeans, Rag & Bone Kinsey Leather Ankle Boots ($595), and The Row bag, resulting in a must-try cold-weather outfit.
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Dawn Devy Wool and Cashmere Wrap Coat ($462); See by Chloe Belted Coat ($795); Donna Karan Belted Cotton and Silk-Blend Trench Coat ($780); Calvin Klein Bone Wool Blend Double Breasted Zip Front Coat ($172).
Tip #5: Experiment with black and white contrasts for an intriguing result.
Black and white contrasts are a major trend for spring, which explains why we're so fond of actress Jamie Chung's graphic interpretation at a pre-Golden Globes party in Los Angeles last week. We love the dizzying print featured on Chung's One by RVN Geo Textured Knit Mini Dress ($396), and applaud her decision to add an understated black Zara coat and Alice + Olivia's Dina Single Sole Pumps ($295), which allowed the bold frock to take center stage, where it rightly belongs!
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Nicholas RoseSkater Dress ($320); Milly Mirage Sleeveless Dress ($250); Rachel Pally Kennedy Dress ($110).
Tip #6: Energize your look with a graphic-print sweater.
While making a grocery run in Los Angeles last month, a newly brunette January Jones was the picture of off-duty chic in a vintage Bill Blass coat, Madewell sweater, Goldsign jeans, and Chanel boots. We're particularly smitten with her graphic-print sweater, which is sadly no longer available, as it adds visual intrigue to her pared-down separates.
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3.1 Phillip Lim Graphic Print Pullover ($416); Sonia by Sonia Rykiel Zig Zag Cashmere Sweater ($371); ASOS Check Sweater in Contrast Yarn ($62).
Tip #7: Exude goth glamour with a cross necklace.
Want to ditch the girly routine for a night? Tap into your inner goth and forgo the feminine frocks in favor of an all-black look punctuated with a cross necklace a la Julia Restoin Roitfeld. At a dinner in London earlier this month, the stylesetter opted for a Tom Ford blouse and necklace, Annabelle Dexter-Jones for Faith Connexion Pleated Crepe Pants ($390), and Valentino Patent Thick Heel Ankle-Wrap Pumps ($745). Together, her sheer top and bold necklace have a distinct late '90s vibe-think: Cruel Intentions-which we're dying to recreate.
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1928 Jewelry Large Cross Pendant Necklace ($21); Alex & Chloe Cross Necklace ($30); Alex & Chloe Pyramid Stone Cross Necklace ($105).--Erin Fitzpatrick


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ADAMS, Mass. — The Diocese of Springfield is seeking clarification on Vatican decisions related to the closing of St. Stanislaus' Kostka Church in Adams and St. George's and St. Patrick's churches in Chicopee.
In a statement released Wednesday, the diocese says, "In the case of these three churches the Congregation [of Clergy] seems to be undertaking a new application of Church law." Diocesan officials point to similar reasonings provided for the closing of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Chicopee, which the Congregation upheld.
Parishioners appealing closure of St. Stan's two years ago and their canonical legal advisers believe the decree received on Tuesday means the diocese must reopen the church as a place of Catholic worship. The Chicopee churches say the same.
The decree from the Congregation of Clergy upholds the suppression of St. Stan's parish and its merger with the two other parishes in Adams but rejects the reasoning behind its closure. The diocese, it states, failed to provide the "grave motivations" for its closing.
As it stands now, the use of the three churches is up to Bishop Timothy A. McDonnel. "It has to be stressed that in each instance the parish itself is not being reestablished and that any permitted use of the building will not be the same as when it was a parish church," according to the statement.
Even as parishioners celebrate news that the church may reopen, a bulletin board reminds them that the vigil is not over.
Laurie Haas reads the letter sent to the bishop along with the decree.
ADAMS, Mass. — St. Stanislaus Kostka Church is part of an "historic moment" in receiving one of several decrees from the Vatican so far that seem to open new avenues for closed churches.
Parishioners who have mounted a round-the-clock vigil were jubilant over the decision that rejected the Springfield Diocese's reasoning for closing the 100-year-old Polish place of worship. This, they say, means the church must be reopened as "a Catholic place of worship."
"This is a historic moment in the Catholic Church," said spokeswoman Laurie Haas after reading the letters sent to the diocese and the media and an English translation of the ruling from the Congregation of Clergy to the some 70-odd supporters seated in the pews. "We understand that a decree such as ours has only been issued in two other dioceses in the United States."
(Update: Similar decrees were sent to dioceses in Pennsylvania and Buffalo, N.Y., as well as to two other churches in the Springfield Diocese — St. George's and St. Patrick's, both in Chicopee.)
The ruling does not spell out what role the church may play in the parish — or whether the diocese can offer a better rationale to close it. "It's up to the bishop what happens next," said Haas.
"Depending on what occurs during this critical time will determine whether we go on to the next level to the Apostolic Signatura, the supreme court, which would perpetuate the whole matter," she continued. "I would hope to God the bishop does not want to do that."
Mark Dupont, spokesman for the Diocese of Springfield, said diocesan officials were reviewing the decree and had no comment at this time.
Francis Hajdas of the Friends of St. Stanislaus said the two-year vigil will continue.
"This is just a temporary thing until we get the official word," Hajdas warned the audience. "Come here at the usual time you signed up for. We'll let you know when it's all over."
The Friends have been leading a vigil that now numbers 200 participants to prevent the diocese from locking the doors and stripping the sacred relics from the Gothic church. They appealed the decision to merge the parish with nearby Notre Dame and St. Thomas and close St. Stan's, saying the Polish church was fiscally, physically and historically more suited as the parish church.
The Vatican decree, dated Jan. 25, reviews two separate issues: the suppression of the parish and its merger as the Parish of Pope John Paul the Great and the actual closing of the parish building as a house of worship.
The Rev. Seraphim Michalenko of the Marian Helpers led a prayer. For more information on the significant links between St. Stan's and the Marians, there is an excellent article here.
The Congregation of Clergy upholds Bishop Timothy A. McDonnell's suppression of the parish in 2008 as part of broad consolidation of numerous parishes throughout the Western Mass. diocese.
It found some technical problems with the closing (still rejecting the appeal de procedendo, or on procedure). But, more importantly, upheld the appeal on the facts (de decernendo) that the "grave motivations" for the closing were not provided.
Haas said the group and its canonical legal advisers believe this means the church should be reopened as a place of worship in some form.
Henry "Hank " Tomkowicz described the ruling as "80 percent" good because of the ambiguity of the language, the rejection of the parish appeal and the uncertainty of the bishop's response. "Hopefully, he's with us."
The Friends hope to have dialogue with the bishop on how the church can be used. While they would prefer once again attaining the status as a parish, Haas said they would be open for use as a shrine, "if it was a shrine that wasn't 6 a.m. Mass on a Monday morning, yeah, probably."
It was important, she said, that the legacy of the church continues. The working-class Polish immigrants who laid the cornerstone and their descendants have poured money and prayer into the building, which boasts such unique features as a stained-glass window with Lenin and being the first in the Western Hemisphere to have an image of The Divine Mercy enshrined within it.
It was fitting then, that the Rev. Seraphim Michaelanko of Adams, director of the Association of Marian Helpers in Stockbridge and an expert on The Divine Mercy, arrived to lead the parishioners in prayer.
But even as they prayed, and chanted "A hundred more years" in Polish, the vigilers were prepared to stick it out to the end.
"They're ready to go on for five more years if they had to because they love this church and some things are worth fighting for," said Haas.
Vatican Decision on St. Stan's
ADAMS, Mass. — The vigilers of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church have been rewarded for the waiting and praying they have done for more than two years to save their church.
A decree from the Congregation of the Clergy in Rome has rejected the closing of the church.
A statement from Friends of St. Stan's spokeswoman Laurie Haas says "the Congregation's decision affirms the Diocesan decree relating to suppression and merger of St. Stan's Parish, but overturns the decree that resulted in the canonical closing of our church. As a result, St. Stan's must be reopened as a place of Catholic divine worship."
The vigilers will address the decision at 2 p.m. today at the church on the corner of Hoosac and North Summer streets.
The statement and four-page decree can be found below.
The historically Polish church was slated for closure during a sweeping consolidation of churches in the Diocese of Springfield to contend with falling attendance and increasing costs. Parishioners say they were caught off guard by the announcement because they had been under the impression St. Stan's was the most fiscally and faithfully healthy.
The day after Christmas in 2008, the Friends of St. Stan's entered the church and refused to leave. More than 200 people have participated in the round-the-clock vigil, some for an hour here or there, others spending night after night in the sanctuary through the seasons.
The group joined with churches in Boston also appealing their closure after the sex abuse scandal rocked the diocese – and led to multimillion-dollar settlements. The Boston group hasn't fared well; the Vatican rejected their pleas at the end of last year after a seven-year wait. The Boston parishes are trying a last-ditch effort to prevent the archdiocese from declaring the churches available for nonreligious use.
The Friends of St. Stanislaus have been represented by a canon advocate in Rome, who, on July 10, 2009, submitted an extensive legal brief to the Congregation of the Clergy on behalf of the parishioners summarizing the facts of the case and canon law issues: particularly the procedure followed by Bishop Timothy McDonnell, the legitimacy of the parish suppression and church closure followed within the Presbyteral Council of the Diocese of Springfield. All appeal documents can be viewed at adamscatholics.org.
The vigilers have been buoyed by recent "split" decisions of the Congregation of Clergy that seemed to indicate a diocese could consolidate parishes – but not close certain churches without grave reason. That could mean the building would remain as a site of worship, dependent upon the parishioners.
The last week may have been the hardest in the two-year wait, knowing a decision had been made by the Congregation of the Clergy in Rome and was on the way.
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If the answer is still no, the parish then has 10 days to appeal to the Congregation of Clergy in Rome. They could take years to respond and usually back the bishop.
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Wednesday's ride through the Maritime Alps was a short one, relatively speaking. A touch under 30km long, 2354 metres of descending and a total accumulated baguette consumption of 135 metres.
Each day 120 baguettes are fresh baked and delivered to the campsite kitchen, opened up into hearty sandwiches and sliced for evening dipping. We have estimated that each rider eats at least a length of baguette each day. The loafage is just part of what keeps the Trans-Provence riders and staff going. Today there was also the 20 kilogram of beef, 10 litres of dark beer (don't judge, it was for the beef and beer stew) and two boxes of wine (the spirit needs fueling too).
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Beloit, WI -- Four days and two postponements later, the Beloit College Men's Soccer team finally got back on the field against Monmouth College on Wednesday, shutting them down 3-0 at the Strong Complex Soccer Field.
Marc Robinson gave Beloit all the scoring they'd need in the opening half, hitting the back of the net just under nine minutes in off a long assist from Martin Garrett-Currie. He tallied his second goal of the half at the 22:16 mark, assisted by Ryan Munger, to make it 2-0. Jackson Wilkins added goal #3 off Robinson's assist at 50:02 of the second half.
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BUFFALO, NY-- The defense attorney for Dr. James Corasanti, who is accused in a fatal hit and run, requested a mistrial on Monday morning.
Attorney Joel Daniels made the request in court Monday morning. He cited an article that ran in the Buffalo News over the weekend that quoted Erie County District Attorney Frank Sedita in regards to DWIs.
Sedita would not do an on-camera interview about Daniels' claim, but told 2 On Your Side's Scott Brown, "I did not comment [in the Buffalo News article], and will not comment on the Corasanti trial while it is ongoing. Ironically, I'm one of the few lawyers in town who is not speaking publicly about the Corasanti trial."
Judge Sheila DiTullio denied the request, but the defense has requested that the jury be polled to see if anyone has read the article.
The trial also lost an alternate juror. Alternate #4 requested to be removed because of an illness in the family. That leaves only two alternates because alternate #1 was placed on the jury last week when Juror #4 was removed.
Dr. Corasanti is accused of hitting Alix Rice with his car while she was riding her long board, and leaving her to die on Heim Road last July.
The prosecution wrapped up their questioning of Amherst Police Investigator Kevin Murphy. He began his testimony Friday when Corasanti's vehicle was brought into evidence.
Monday's direct examination downplayed any notion that Alix Rice could not be seen. According to Murphy, Corasanti's BMW had a "high tech advanced headlight system"; the brighter light allows the driver to see better. The headlight system is connected to the steering wheel. As you turn left or right, so do the lights.
The headlights were displayed in court for jurors to see.
Murphy testified about damage to the passenger side of the vehicle. He said, "The skateboard was run over by the front tight tire components, the wheel was run over by the rear right tire. "
He also said that wood from the skateboard was found jammed up in the floor pan of the car.
Investigator Murphy also testified about garbage picked up from Corasanti's home after the accident.
Murphy said the Corasanti's did not place their garbage tote out for pickup the Tuesday after the accident.
Investigators planned a controlled pickup for the next garbage collection on Tuesday, July 19, 2011. He said 10 plastic bags and two paper bags of garbage were recovered.
Murphy testified that there was a rag in one of the bags. He said, "It was covered with maggots, an ungodly smell."
The rag was sent to be examined as possible evidence. Murphy did not testify on what it was determined to be in the rag.
Murphy said that he went to Corasanti's home to serve warrant for his cell phone. He testified, "The defendant came to the door... he indicated that the phone was no longer working."
Defense attorney Tom Burton's began his cross examination of Investigator Murphy Monday afternoon.
Upon questioning, Inv. Murphy noted there was "no scuffing or tire marks" on the neighborhood curbs that often curve and "no evidence of scuffing" on the outside of Dr. Corasanti's tires. It was an obvious move by the defense to show Dr. Corasanti was driving under control the night of the crash.
There was more talk of lighting and how all the evidence photos had to be taken with a flash or some source of artificial light and finally at one point Inv. Murphy said and answered, "Yes, it was dark."
Burton also had Inv. Murphy review the parts of the car found at the scene: the piece that squirts out the cleaning fluid, the right outside rear view mirror, headlight mounting pieces, other scraps. Murphy said in total they weighed less than 2 pounds.
Burton had Murphy agree there was not one iota of damage to the radiator, which is normally one of the first things to go in a front end crash. He also agreed the hood is aluminum and made so it folds up when it hits something.
Then Burton got into a line of questioning to show that Dr. Corasanti may not have seen Rice.
Burton asked, "Did you see any steering induced action on the road as a result of Dr. Corasanti's actions?"
"No," responded Inv. Murphy.
Inv. Murphy agreed Rice's biological material and skin was found on the car's lowest component, the bumper, and the lip of the hood. Burton asked if those areas would be below the sight line for someone driving, and Murphy agreed.
Then, in an effort to prove Rice was crouching while riding her longboard, Burton talked about a person's center of gravity and which way they would vault after being hit by a car. Inv. Murphy testified for the 167 feet Rice "flew" she was in the air for a portion of it and riding on the car for a portion of it. He agreed there was no damage to Corasanti's windshield, roof or trunk and there's no evidence she went over the top of the car.
Burton asked Murphy, in his years of investigating accidents, if he would agree that people with high center of gravities fly toward the windshields and over over the roof of cars, and people with low center of gravities don't.
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