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do i need a transmitter for this computer? TUSA IQ-650 Element Air / Nitrox Computer Dive Watch If so what do you recommend?
Hello Heath, this computer does not have the option to go wireless. If you are looking for a computer that is take a look at the Uwatec by ScubaPro Galileo Luna Air / Nitrox Hoseless Dive Computer with Digital Compass web link: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009343/Uwatec-by-ScubaPro-Galileo-Luna-Air---Nitrox-Hoseless-Dive-Computer-with-Digital-Compass.html. If you have any other questions or would like to place an order please feel free to give us a call at 1.800.347.2822.
Hello, is this watch Mac-compatible? Also what is the main difference between this and the IQ-900?
Sorry, my above question got all garbled. Thanks Greg, but Im getting conflicting info from diff. experts. See Darricks answer in this link (bottom part of Q&A) regarding the IQ-900 being Mac-compatible. Im confused as to which ones correct. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009220/aeris-manta-air-nitrox-computer-dive-watch.html?question=3354#question3354
IQ-650 - TUSA Element Air
The Element is an easy-to-use, single button, puck-style computer offering a myriad of dive data details plus some new features including a Deep Stop function all in an affordable package. The Element is available in a wrist or console version.
Deep Stop Function
Several TUSA computers feature a deep stop function for additional safety. The deep stop mode is activated when a dive exceeds 80 FT (24M) for more than 1 second. Upon ascent, the computer will display a Deep Safety Stop screen and the recommended stop depth for a period of 2 minutes. This deep stop is highly recommended as additional opportunity to off-gas, but is not mandatory. If the diver chooses not to serve the stop it will not adversely affect the remaining No-Decompression Limits of the dive.
> Single button puck-style module in wrist boot
> Air and Nitrox (21-50%) Operating Modes
> Manual or Water-Activation
> Deep Stop Feature and standard Safety Stop
> Automatic altitude adjustment from sea level to 14,000'
> No fly icon, residual nitrogen discharge time display
> Dive Log stores a maximum of 12 dives
> User-replaceable battery with hot-swap (Battery: CR2450, 3V)
> TUSA Algorithm based on Buhlmann ZHL-16c
> Variable Ascent Rate Indicator
> Rental unit reset option
> Console versions: SCA-281 and SCA-361
User Replaceable Battery
Convenience and ease-of-maintenance is imperative in the design of today's dive computer. Each of TUSA's computers offer a user-friendly replaceable battery that can be changed on a moment's notice using standard widely-distributed batteries.
Service and Repair (Instruments)
Q: Who can service my dive instrument?
Your TUSA authorized retailer can conduct a basic service on your computer such as battery change or strap replacement. For other service or warranty issues, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 800-521-8872 or the TUSA Agent/Distributor in your region.
Q: Where can I find available Firmware Updates?
Available firmware updates for IQ instruments can be found under the Support section and Firmware Updates page of the TUSA.com website.
Q: Where can I find PC Download Software Programs?
Available PC download software programs for IQ instruments can be found under the Support section and Software page of the TUSA.com website.
Q: Is Mac Download Software Available?
Unfortunately, not at this time. PC software programs are only supported. A 3rd party vendor offers a logbook software program for the IQ-750/900/950, visit Mac-Dive.com.
Q: Can I change the battery on my dive instrument?
All current IQ series instruments have user changeable batteries. TUSA approved battery kits are available through your local authorized retailer.
Q: How Do I Erase the History Log or Dive Log on my instrument?
The unit would need to be sent to TUSA for a factory reset, please contact email@example.com or 800-521-8872 or the TUSA Agent/Distributor in your region.
Q: Do you have a Trade-In or Upgrade Program for older dive instruments?
No. There are no trade-in or upgrade programs available at this time.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- DC Police say a taxi driver was pulled from his burning vehicle in Northeast DC late Wednesday night after the cab drove off the road and into a fence.
Police responded to a report of a car crash in the 1400 block of Brentwood Parkway near Gallaudet University shortly after 9:00 p.m. They found a car had traveled off the road and into a fence.
Firefighters responded to the scene to extinguish the fire and removed a man from the four-door Lincoln taxi cab. Police say the driver was dead and his body was taken to the Medical Examiner's office. The medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine his cause of death.
Police continue to investigate the incident and have not named the driver.

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Making Discoveries. Transforming Medicine.
Feb. 4, 2013
Internationally renowned kidney disease physician and scientist,
Jochen Reiser, MD, PhD
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"Dr. Reiser is a world-renowned research leader in the field of proteinuric kidney disease. He is credited with finding a major cause of a significant form of chronic kidney disease called focal segmental glomerulosclerosis," said Thomas Deutsch, MD, dean of Rush Medical College, provost of Rush University. "He will be a major asset to Rush and we are fortunate to have his leadership in the
Department of Internal Medicine
When asked about his new role, Reiser explained, "I'm a young chairman of medicine. I think I'm probably the youngest of the approximate one hundred and thirty academic chairmen in this country … When you look at the time ahead, you're trying to find a place where you can have a strong impact and help make a place even better than it is … I'm very excited to be here to produce better medicine, and by that I mean making discoveries that impact the patient's life and treating patients that we never actually see by transforming medicine …This is an exceptional opportunity for me."
Reiser comes to Rush from the University of Miami's Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, where he was the Peggy and Harold Katz Family Professor of Medicine, Anatomy and Cell Biology. He was also the vice chairman for research in the Department of Medicine, chief of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension and the founding director of the Peggy and Harold Katz Family Drug Discovery Institute. Prior to joining Rush, he also served as interim chairman of medicine for Miami.
Reiser led a team of international researchers and scientists in discovering the first circulating factor known to start the process leading to focal segmental glomerulosclerosis. They found that a soluble form of the urokinase plasminogen activator receptor (suPAR) is a circulating blood factor that can trigger glomerular kidney disease. Because of Reiser's discovery, the disease is better understood and researchers can now work toward developing targeted treatments to prevent what suPAR does to the kidney.
Commenting on his research, Reiser said, "In my area of kidney disease we made fundamental discoveries through work in the laboratory that we are now bringing to patients. This is something that's truly exciting, and it energizes many other researchers regionally and also across the nation and internationally to do better research; and that's how we hopefully make better treatments, which to me is the ultimate goal of what any academic physician should strive for. To bring this to Rush and bring my expertise complemented with the expertise that's already here is very rewarding to me."
Reiser further explained, "The value of having research right where you deliver care is priceless and makes medicine better. That's what we want to do, and that's what's happening here already. This will lead to new discoveries and better treatment … At a university medical center, we cannot separate clinical care from research and education. We need all three elements, and they are all equally important to produce the best physicians, have the best nursing program, train the best students and make the best medicine."
Reiser is the author of more than 70 medical and scientific articles. He holds 10 patents and also serves on the editorial board of a number of leading medical journals. Reiser has led international research in molecular mechanisms of glomerular kidney disease. Currently, Reiser has three NIH-funded grants in renal disease and biomedical research. He is a member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) and was most recently also elected to the American Clinical and Climatological Society (ACCA).
Reiser earned his medical degree and PhD (summa cum laude) at the Ruprecht Karls University of Heidelberg, Germany and served his residency in internal medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. He completed his fellowship in nephrology at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital at Harvard Medical School in Boston. Before going to Miami, Reiser was an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and the founding director of the program in glomerular disease at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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equipment for Rush that will help him and his team of researchers make more fundamental discoveries to transform medicine. This equipment will help ensure optimal precision and performance and lead to more remarkable discoveries that will have a direct impact on the quality of care provided.
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by Travis Demers
posted Oct 21 2012 11:53PM
In the second edition of the BCS Standings, the Ducks get passed by Kansas State and Oregon State moves up a spot to 7. No reason to be concerned Duck fans, still a lot of football to be played, and I still find it hard to believe K State will be ahead of Oregon at the end of the season, even if both are unbeaten. I will explain what it will take for each team to get to the BCS Title Game, with predictions at the end.
(7-0) Remaining Schedule: Miss St, @LSU, Texas A&M, Western Carolina, Auburn, SEC Title Game @ Atlanta
Aalabama has three tough games back to back, and then a game against either Florida or Georgia in the conference title game. Can they do it? Well, if anyone can, it's the tide. Their passing game is the best it's been in a long time, I'm still not sold on their run game, and their defense is outstanding. They face a Mississippi State team Saturday that has the best offense in school history, but it's hard to know what to make of the Bulldogs, their best win is over Tennessee. Then, it's off to Baton Rouge to see LSU who isn't last year's team, but still very good, and Zach Mettenberger is starting to play up to what was expected. Once that's done... they host Texas A&M. Say what you will about Bama's schedule up to this point, but it's about to get real.
2 - FLORIDA - BCS Avg: .9310
(7-0) Sked: Georgia, Missouri, ULL, Jacksonville State, @ Florida State, SEC Title Game @ Atlanta (Likely vs Alabama)
Florida crushed South Carolina 44-11 on Saturday, but they were helped out from some really bad self inflicted turnovers. Florida's offense was awful in the first half of that game. They had 2 first downs in the first half. All 3 of their scoring drives in the first half were less than 30 yards. Florida is very good, not great, and still has some glaring issues passing the football. Brent Pease was extremely creative with his play calling, and this team is still trying to adjust to the spread from a more pro style offense, and they just aren't cohesive yet. I'm not sitting here telling you Florida isn't deserving of being #2 because I'm a Pac-12 homer. Florida IS deserving of being #2 right now...3 at worst. But they won't be there at the end of the year. If they beat Georgia Saturday, they clinch a spot in the SEC title game.
3 - KANSAS STATE - BCS Avg: .9111
(7-0) Sked: Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, @TCU, @ Baylor, Texas
K State fans are rooting for Oklahoma this week. Why? Oklahoma is their best win, especially after seeing how badly West Virginia has been exposed the last couple of weeks. If the Sooners lose, it drops their strength of schedule, if they win, they stay right up there in the top 10, and it knocks Notre Dame from the ranks of the unbeaten. Kansas State really should go undefeated. They don't have a ton of defense, nobody in the Big 12 does, but these are all very winnable games, and Collin Klein is establishing himself as a Heisman favorite. Even if the Wildcats run the table, Duck fans, and Beaver fans for that matter, shouldn't be too concerned. I'll explain below.
4 - OREGON - BCS Avg: .8966
(7-0) Sked: Colorado, @USC, @CAL, Stanford, @ Oregon State, Pac 12 Title Game
Oregon obviously has to win all of their games, if they do there is a great chance they get to Miami if they do that, regardless of what everyone else does. Here's why for each team: Bama/Florida - if they run the table they face each other in the SEC title game, one will lose. Kansas State - Oregon's strength of schedule raises up quite a few notches after Colorado. Outside of Cal on the road, everyone else on their schedule is likely to be ranked, and fairly highly. Factor in they do play a conference title game, and would have beaten USC twice most likely, and Kansas State does not have a conference title game, they would get the extra boost. Notre Dame: See below.
5 - NOTRE DAME - BCS Avg: .8512
(7-0) Sked: @Oklahoma, Pitt, @ BC, Wake Forest, @USC
3 wins here easily.... or at least should be. 3 AWFUL teams. Oklahoma should be interesting. The Sooners can score at will, but don't play much defense. The Irish can't score, and have an outstanding defense. I just find it very hard to believe they will beat Oklahoma AND USC on the road, and I think most people will agree. They can't compete offensively with either school, and BYU was able to put up 2 touchdowns after Notre Dame hadn't allowed an offensive TD in over a month. I have to think they will allow 1 or 2 sustained drives and 1 or 2 big plays in each game. They won't be able to overcome that. IF they do, their schedule isn't easy, but it doesn't match up with Oregon.
6 - LSU - BCS Avg: .7862
(7-1) - Sked: Alabama, Miss St, Ole Miss, @ Arkansas, SEC Title Game
LSU still has a shot. If they beat Alabama, and run the table, get revenge against Florida in the conference championship, and get some help.... 2 of the 3... Oregon, Kansas State, and Notre Dame lose, they will be the best 1 loss team, and get in.
7 - OREGON STATE - BCS Avg: .7421
(6-0) - Sked: @ Washington, Arizona State, @ Stanford, Cal, Oregon, Oregon, Nicholls State/Pac 12 Title Game
The Beavers are finding ways to win. Saturday was ugly, but what when they have 4 takeaways, and don't turn the ball over, they can beat anyone, even Oregon. Where Oregon State gets in trouble on the field is when they match up with teams with a lot of speed, Oregon and USC. Arizona was able to go toe to toe with the Beavers on offense, I think Oregon and USC can do that farily easily, as long as they don't turn the ball over. They don't have USC on the schedule so that would be in the conference championship, at home. As far as the math is concerned, they get into trouble. Because USC isn't scheduled, they only have the chance to beat them once. This is of course assuming OSU runs the table. The ranked teams they would have beaten would be Oregon, Stanford, USC, and now Wisconsin who has crept back in at #24. Great wins, but not enough to pass Alabama/FloridaKansas State, or Notre Dame. If the Beavs are 1 of 2 unbeatens, that's the only way they get to Miami, they have to get some help.
8 - OKLAHOMA - BCS Avg: .7142
(5-1) - Sked: Notre Dame, @ Iowa State, Baylor, @ WVU, Oklahoma State, @ TCU
No chance at playing for the title. IF there aren't 2 unbeatens, any SEC school would get in over the Sooners, so would Oregon, USC or Notre Dame. Again, no conference title game really hurts if it comes down to that.
9 - USC - BCS Avg: .5767
(6-1) - Sked: @ Arizona, Oregon, Arizona State, @ UCLA, Notre Dame, Pac 12 Title Game
If they beat Oregon twice, and Notre Dame, they may have a chance with some help. And by some, I mean a LOT. There would have to be no unbeaten teams, then they could get in over Kansas State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame (who could have 2 losses).
10 - GEORGIA - BCS Avg: .5379
(6-1) - Sked: Florida, Ole Miss, @ Auburn, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech
Running the table for the Dawgs means a win over #2 Florida, and likely a win over #1 Alabama in the SEC title game. The rest of their schedule is very weak.. No Bama or LSU in the regular season. There really is no chance.
OTHER UNBEATEN TEAMS IN BCS TOP 25 - 11 Mississippi State (7-0), 15 Rutgers (6-0), 16 Louisville (6-0), Ohio (7-0)
Mississippi State still has Bama and LSU on the road, and Texas A&M at home. The Rutgers and Louisville play each other at the end of the season, and have as much of a chance at playing in the title game as Ohio does.
Once again, it's simple. Wait and see. It's easy to say Alabama is the best team, and will be unbeaten, but that schedule is so difficult. I think they do, but I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they lose. Florida will lose to Alabama. Kansas State will probably go undefeated, I really think so. I also think Oregon does as well. I see Notre Dame losing twice. I think Oregon State makes it through with 1 loss, to Oregon, but if they have an overall offensive effort like they did against Utah, they could lose any of their remaining games. Especially Stanford on the road. So what do I think happens?
Title game: Oregon vs Alabama; Kansas State goes to Fiesta Bowl; Florida in Sugar Bowl; Oregon State vs Wisconsin rematch in the Rose Bowl; I don't care what happens in the Big East and the ACC, and neither does anyone else.
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Regional stratigraphic rock Metallogeny of Ahar Although, the bulk of the rocks of the region of Ahar Metallogeny Tertiary magmatic rocks of the cover, but the older rocks exposed in this area are. Here, rocks of the region of Ahar Metallogeny as old compact is described as:
Old stone before the upper Cretaceous
Old rocks in the area before the high Metallogeny two categories are divided into the following:
Metamorphic rocks in the northern nomads, Allah few other points are exposed and their lithology composition Gray Walk, marble and is phyllite.
1 - Category volcanic - sedimentary Jurassic - Cretaceous: The more stones that are exposed in the north square of Ahar, sit on the metamorphic series. Mentioned rocks, including volcanic rocks and andesitic composition and composition of sedimentary rocks with limestone, calcareous marl and marl are. The marl of carbonate rocks by Albian - Aptian are covered. Expansion of the Albian carbonate and marl - marginal section of northwest quadrangle Ahar, in the Aras river margins is limited.
Albian time series and carbonate schist (schist and carbonate in Salavat nomads) with volcanic rocks - pyroclastic submarine acidic to moderate its equivalent, broader in the northwest of Ahar rectangle, is formed on the sea bed. Field studies show that the acidic nature of submarine volcanism to moderate, started late Albian and northwest of Ahar rectangle reaches its peak in late Toronian, change their nature and the desire to play the hand. Cenonian during the volcanic cycle once more acidic - moderate - and eventually play in the Paleocene repeated, with new features continues.
2 - Volcanic - sedimentary Paleocene - Eocene Sets
More events in volcanic - sedimentary and Cretaceous to Eocene drawn earlier, what the severity of submarine volcanic and what area of development in the increasingly Metallogeny saws roaring. This order, wide areas of the northern half Metallogeny of Ahar region, and also the central part of the volcanic products are covered. Igneous rocks related to these activities, most are andesitic.
At this time, due to the severity phyllite submarine volcanic, lava and products Zra
Within the middle Eocene, volcanic activity Metallogeny Ahar region, again gaining more intensity and are expanded and their products such as alkali basalt lava (olivine Latite, basalt, lavas and split and a series of lava rocks and pyroclastic Trachyte, Latite, dacite, andesitic Truck, analsym Trachyte of pyroclastic tuffs and, volcanic ash, sometimes with colloidal materials in the northern half Ignimbrite tissue and central parts of the region unfolds. The volcanic activity, beginning at the end of Eocene and Oligocene comfort be calm and Eocene marine basin sedimentary basin and continental becomes semi-continental.
Submarine volcanic activity, rather than their collections and lava and pyroclastic volcanic of land or shallow sea gives.
Middle Eocene period until the end of this period, while the dominance throughout the region were fed the volcanic, sedimentary Tuff, Tuffite, marl - nummulite carbonate fossils have formed with was limited.
These sediments are into scattered spots and southwestern region of Ahar and Kyqal - Barmalek can be observed.
Oligomiocene rocks complex
As mentioned, the Cretaceous igneous activity in the region had manifestation of Oligocene started to appear with a fundamental change to the oceanic environment and semi-shallow marine and continental continental deformation and igneous masses to small, medium Find great andesitic dykes related to them, alkali syenite and nepheline syenite are brought into existence.
Equivalent to the outer surface they have reached, if acid Ignimbrite and domes, cutting dacite volcano in the dry or shallow basins closed, as have depression layer.
Currency deposits also mentioned activity in the Oligocene to late Miocene time, including collections of conglomerate and sandstone, conglomerate and red marl, chalk marl with significant silt and sandstone and silt of periodic, wide sections of the Ahar region Metallogeny It covers the southern half.
Complex of igneous - sedimentary Pliocene rocks
Miocene shallow marine environment, gradually restricted basins in the Pliocene and sometimes become fresh water, but volcanic activity during the Oligocene - Miocene, more than half of the demonstrators had volcanic trend, once the dominant mode will find the output But this time, firstly as the dominant manifestation of volcanic pyroclastic products and less a form of lava, and second, that more will be poured in dry environments. These products include: domes Truck - andesitic, volcanic ignimbrite is - sedimentary and conglomerate. These products expand more in the southern half and the surrounding area Ahar Metallogeny is (north, south and west Varzaghan). Pyroclastic facies is further south around facies domes and Truck A. ignimbrite y Photo and more widespread in southern Sabalan. Time deposits equivalent Pliocene volcanic activity, i.e. conglomerate and silt, wide spread around the Ahar as East to West.
Collection of lava, pyroclastic and alluvial Quaternary sediments
Part of the southern half northwest of Ahar rectangular, with scattered lava and owned Quaternary is clear. Sabalan volcanic lavas, and set in South Meshkinshahr lava and pyroclastic materials north.
Samples of this species are Apparently, the main volcanic crater Neogene volcanic rocks north set in a range between Sungun Kyqal and, for North - South and among the tulips and building grass Bijan to east - west are placed.
After the peace of Quaternary volcanic activity or the interval between eruptions, the opportunity for the formation of Quaternary deposits has occurred and is travertine. Large part of the sediments west of the quadrangle is covered Ahar. Large part of the sediments west of the quadrangle is covered Ahar. Of Middle Quaternary, volcanic activity Ahar region, almost unique volcano is Sabalan. The volcano erupted two distinct and consecutive, respectively Truck andesitic lavas and lava Hoya acid along with the type of cutting Ignimbrite stairs puts out.
Tectonic of Ahar Metallogeny Zone
The general structure of the region of Ahar Metallogeny Alpine events thus has been made. Seriously these events are related to the Laramide Orogeny (late Cretaceous) is. After this event, event Pyrenees with intense magmatic activity as lava and pyroclastic rocks has been associated. Late in the Eocene and Oligocene tectonic pLoutonic masses with infiltration seen in the Miocene lavas and extensive withdrawal is accompanied by a small intrusive rocks. Quaternary tectonic setting up this unrest has continued.
Laskuieh opinion and Roy (1967), after getting the granitic phase of the Azeri shelf influenced Oligocene and it was rigid, like a land of Azerbaijan worked in about 20 million years ago (kitanin) in effort between the Caucasus Mountains, small faults transformation zone Caucasus welded to connect the Zagros thrust zone construction. Thus, tectonic movements in the direction north - south compression caused had notice made to the North Caucasus was out of the water. However, the fault moves Soltanieh - Tabriz causing the rotary motion while being driven to the north, and probably the same rotation, causing a structural change for all the eastern plateau region is Azerbaijan.
Cheyenne zone opinion and Lopishun (1986), moving to North Cape in Saudi middle Pliocene (5 , 3 million years ago), causing movement and activities of faults and transformation efforts in the Caucasus between the Black Sea and Sea Basin Caspian interval occurred. Accept this with the conclusion reached that plateau Azeri, now, to the north - north east will move and possibly volcanic Aamh Pliokvatrnr Sabalan - Sahand and earthquakes in this region hosting the same displacement.
In Tectonic Azerbaijan, what more are all taken into consideration, is that with the middle phase of Alpine, a large folding occurred and Roozbeh days Karadag region, comes higher and the late orogenic phase axis of the intrusive Sabalan - Sungun is injected in the other parts, along with volcanic activity and mineralization zone, the course is active. Phase folding of the Alpine, Austrian and Pasadenian area to its current form takes.
Followed by tectonic Alpine is probably northern part above. There are pieces of limestone in the conglomerate of Cretaceous orbitoline significantly high, it confirms. No reason was not on the stratigraphic Cretaceous and Lower Cretaceous high, and high Cretaceous - Paleocene Karadag area is available.
Late Cretaceous tectonic phase of activity only occurs in north China and caused East - West is inclined to the South East. Movements squeeze the late Cretaceous, the gap caused by the eruption topography before being buried under Paleogene thick column of volcanic lava has been. Contact area of early Eocene is in a basin subsidence in the financial sector in this zone there, so that sometimes can be seen on the Eocene volcanic rocks and calcareous marl stones.
Miocene basin is along the former structure is independent of the extensions and unlike the northern basin, with no new stratigraphic unconformity between the Neogene sediments and rocks are older. In Late Miocene, tectonic movements caused folding is the main basin. When the structures in the Miocene basin South Basin in the Miocene formation, self-rising, along with a number of fault movements and local folding has been severe. A fracture after that, with intense volcanic activity in the Pliocene and Quaternary was accompanied at the end to form large central volcano has led Sabalan. Thereafter, the activity of tectonic movements creating faults steep dried hot Tabriz is limited.
Magmatism in Ahar Metallogeny Area
More productive rocks Metallogeny Ahar region, especially the magmatic rocks of Tertiary magmatic rocks form. However, in this zone, Jurassic and Cretaceous igneous rocks are exposed underside, but mentioned rocks, ores role in the building have not. Ahar mineralization zone, the Tertiary magmatic rocks depends.
Tertiary magmatism Ahar region, with activities volcanic since late andesitic type starts and periodically continues to Quaternary. In general, the main phases of Tertiary magmatism in the region of Ahar Metallogeny include:
Paleocene - Eocene previous: The magmatic activity began in the Late Cretaceous and Lower Eocene continued to include a row of volcanic rocks and volcanic - sedimentary submarine (Formation Majid Abad) is. Volcanic rocks of this phase most are andesitic composition. Volcanic rocks and volcanic - sedimentary series are rich in pyrite.
Volcanic rocks and volcanic mid Eocene (middle and high): Eocene volcanic rocks (middle and high), various rocks such as andesite, Trachyte, Truck andesite, Latite, dacite, rhyolite and tuff-related, as well as acidic intrusive dimensions is small to moderate. It must be pointed out that the Eocene magmatic rocks are rich in pyrite. In some cases, the Eocene Tvd the influence of unusual pyrite is rich. Samples can be intrusive like are named Evan. Eocene magmatic rocks of the copper area are relatively high.
Eocene alkaline volcanic rocks show trends.
After the Eocene magmatism: the Eocene magmatic activity, a major role in creating de Ahar area and have two categories are:
Intrusive activities that mainly lower Oligocene (the intrusive Ahar area to have developed) is limited. The masses include diorite, monzonite, syenite granodiorite are continuing the process of alkaline magmatism was probably Eocene and Oligocene intrusive rocks with Eocene volcanic rocks are having reproductive kinship.
Volcanic rocks, semi-high volcanic Oligocene - Miocene: the influence of Lower Oligocene masses with a relative lull in the Upper Oligocene to the end or beginning of Miocene Pliocene, volcanic activity and volcanic half again Ahar region were affected. Mentioned rocks: volcanic rocks like Trachyte, dacite and small, shallow intrusive.
Quaternary volcanic rocks: Metallogeny Ahar region, Quaternary volcanic rocks include basaltic andesite to basalt saturated the silica with alkaline nepheline (2 percent) is observed.
Their combination of alkaline to calc alkaline varies (Vosoughi Abedini, 1356).
Metallogeny region of Ahar, is seen Alteration wide. This type of alteration zones is similar to zones Tarom - Hashtjin but all are more extensive and severe. Obvious alteration in this zone is observed in a wide range, silica and hematite is getting. This type of alteration can be the Northern route Ahar - Meshkin, Ahar deposit Farm Road tea and other vision. Because the rocks Ahar region (especially in the regions of altered) are rich in pyrite, a very pronounced alteration in them shall. In fact, from alteration iron pyrite, iron oxide zone has created. This type alteration does not help much to explore, because is very broad and perhaps has not been associated with creating minerals. But apart from mentioning alteration, alteration, sometimes the local also observed that the more intrusive small that some of them still have not been exposed. This alteration also has the most diverse and extensive mineralization is associated with, so far, more than 60 mineral deposits and the signs are recognized. Some of these deposits are in the 4-1.


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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for two suspects in a robbery at a Greensboro home Wednesday night.
Officers responded to the scene on Waugh Street around 9:45 p.m. The victim told police two men entered his home through an unlocked door, pulled out guns and demanded money.
The suspects ran from the scene after they took cash and some of the victim's other personal belongings.
The victim told police the men drove away from the scene in a light blue vehicle heading south on Waugh Street.
Police say the victim was not injured in the robbery.
Anyone with information on this incident should Greensboro police at 336-574-3573 or 336-373-1000.


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Hollywood legend Katharine Hepburn is set to get the big screen treatment yet again in an upcoming biopic.
Independent film producers are developing a new film about the iconic actress based on author William J. Mann's book, "Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn."
British director Clare Beavan has been tapped to helm the film, while the screenwriting team of Michael Zam and Jaffe Cohen, who wrote "Best Actress" about Joan Crawford and Bette Davis' rivalry, are set to adapt the book for film.
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Kenya: Overlooked and neglected - the fate of displaced pastoralists in northern Kenya
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Over 5000 pastoralists who fled a large scale military deployment in the north of Kenya two weeks ago remain largely unaccounted for. Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki had ordered the army to the town of Baragoi to respond to an armed ambush on police officers on 10 November. 42 officers, who were there to recover lost cattle, were killed during the attack.
Many of theinternally displaced pastoralists from Baragoi, already vulnerable due to drought, fled with few possessions. Many, who were stranded in Samburu district and elsewhere, largely lacked assistance. Last week the Kenyan Red Cross delivered relief supplies to hundreds of families who had fled.
Localized conflicts in Kenya have become more frequent and intense in the run up the 2013 elections. The formation of new tribe-based alliances signals a likely increase in flashpoints for conflict.


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WILMINGTON | Cape Fear Presbyterian Church will hold its sixth annual Cape Fear Shrimpfest from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 11, on the church grounds, 2606 Newkirk Ave., off Shipyard Boulevard near 17th Street.
There will be free activities for children and families, with bounce houses, hair painting, face painting, family fun fair activities and Bible school sign up.
Performers include Randy Hawse and the Bluegrass Boys, Max Levy and the Hawaiian Shirts and the Eddie Reynolds Trio.
Shrimp plates are $8, corn dogs and fries are $3. A drive-through will be available The vendor fair features Chick-fil-A, Rita's Ice, Walgreen's, Reel Skillz apparel, jewelry designers, nail art, funnel cakes, bath remodeling and more.
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While the world's leading cargo vessel operators had seen a remarkable reversal of fortune last year, industry analysts predict the turnaround will be "short-lived."
Alphaliner, the Paris-based shipping consultancy, reported that 19 of the top 25 ocean carriers it surveyed earned an estimated $14 billion in 2010, after losing $15 billion just the year before.
"Container carriers' margins recovered strongly in 2010 to a positive 7 percent from a negative 16 percent in 2009," said Alphaliner.
But analysts added that margins in the Asia-EU trade have softened, and that 2011 is likely to be a much weaker year in general.
Indeed, container rates have been sliding on all the major trading lanes since July 2010, with the exception of a small "hiccough" in last winter, as liner companies tried to push for implementation of general rates increases in a weakening market, said analysts at BIMCO in Copenhagen.
"The anticipated strong volume rebound following the Chinese Lunar New Year did not materialize, and that resulted in continued descending rates on most trading lanes," said BIMCO's Peter Sand in an interview.
Oversupply in the main routes is the reason behind the weak freight rates. The idle fleet of container ships now stands at 84 vessels, with a total cargo capacity of just 185,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), the lowest level since November 2008. At the peak in January 2010, 1.5 million TEUs were idle.
"Severe overcapacity is poison to any freight market, as rates continue to decline even though volumes are growing fast…but not enough," said Sand. "Cascading remains a part of the game. It gives little comfort that freight rates on minor intra-Asian routes have recently gone up by 10-20 percent."
Meanwhile, on the supply side, scores of "mega vessels" have been delivered into the Asia-Europe trade during 2011. BIMCO analysts said that spot rates would not be returned to sustainable levels until the Peak Season in the third quarter on main trading lanes from Asia to Europe and the U.S. West Coast.
"To restore freight rates significantly over the coming quarter, idling of vessels ought to be considered an option," said Sand. "That is, however, not expected to happen and that could jeopardize peak-season earnings even if solid consumer confidence is restored and the high unemployment figures start to come down."
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Hi ya'll, I guess I'm new here, I've had an account here for a while, and even made some posts a while back, but I mainly just lurked and used the great resources here when I made maps.
I'd like to call myself a cartographer... but whenever I come over here and see the incredible skill here, I'm always kinda scared to use that tile, since I'm not quite there!
Anyway, I started making map young, after reading "The Lord of the Rings" when I was 9 I couldn't help but love the maps in the back... and started making my own. Since then I've always been at work on a map of some kind for various reasons. I really can't help but make maps, but I'm still not that good at it, even with years practice!
I usually make maps for one of three reasons:
-Axis and Allies Miniature Maps
There might be a few members around here who play A&A, or even A&A Minis (another game also made by Wizards)... Soon after I started playing the game 6 years ago, I began collecting and later crafting maps for the game, so I could print them off to play, or use them in online games. I've amassed quite a collection (8GB), and now have a map thread with most of the better AAM maps on all the major AAM forums. I'm not the best Axis and Allies Cartographer, but I guess I make up for quality with quantity...
I'll post a two of my better "homemade" (ie. not based off of the original AAM maps) AAM maps. The second is my favorite. Please give any suggestions if you can. I get most of my terrain and textures from this forum and the rpgshare website. Many thanks to both!
-Game Design Maps
For the past few years, I've been designing board and strategy games on and off. Most of the games aren't much, but I do have a few that I hope to complete and possibly sell... or not!
For most of my games, the map and rule mechanics are all planned out, but I never fully write out the rules or print the maps... hopefully, "Generals of the American Civil War" will be the third game that my game design company actually plays, and the first for it to produce!
I would love it if anybody who has knowledge in this type of game design could give me some pointers on what a good board game map should look like. The other map is for one of my older games called "Starfleets" where there were ship types that could only enter certain spaces. It's more of a concept map... but it's fun to play on!
-Storyline and Worldbuilding Maps
I often write stories (or plan out storylines/plots), and I have found that one thing that helps me a lot and gives me time to think about the story is making a map of the area with the story. Making maps with cool mountains and battle plains and neat writings that say "Fortress of the Wyrm" or "Here be Halflings" are always awesome, and also really add to any book. What really got me to post here was the second map I'll post. (The first one is a star-map, it's hard to go wrong with them, though if you have any pointers on that one, please to help!) The second on if for one of my more recent stories. The idea is that it's giant "donut-like" floating island (for lack of a better name besides "Geospere"). I got the general shape down, and the capitals and earth texture worked okay... but when I got to the other terrain (mountains, forests and rivers) I couldn't get them to look right. I thought it best to ask y'all since you guys would know what's needed.
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Date: 07/02/2013 - 07/15/2013
Join us to celebrate the Grand Openings of Anoka County Library On the Go locations. Events will be held at the Ramsey Municipal Center on Tuesday, July 9 from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 6:30 p.m. and at the Andover YMCA Community Center on Saturday, July 13 during their Family Fun Fest. Ribbon cutting will take place immediately following the parade at 12:30 p.m.
Library staff will be present to instruct patrons on how to use the services – all you need is a current library card.
Anoka County Library On the Go is funded in part by a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) federal grant totaling $117,389. In conjunction with community partners, the project seeks to expand access to both traditional and electronic library services to underserved residents via kiosks located throughout Anoka County.
Services include:
- Indoor and outdoor book returns
- Materials vending machines
- Locker system for pick-up of reserved materials
- 3M Discovery stations for e-book checkout/3M Cloud Library app
- Tablet vending machine (coming soon)
Along with the cities of Ramsey [2] and Andover [3], the Andover YMCA [4], the non-profit organization Youth First Community of Promise [5] and Anoka-Hennepin School district's University Avenue Elementary [6]school have also partnered with the Library to provide e-readers for the youth with whom they work.
"This grant is very exciting for the library as we try to find creative ways to reach our patrons where they live. The digital nature of these services allows patrons access to the library where ever and whenever," said Library Board President Bob Thistle. "High-traffic locations in Ramsey and Andover have also been strategically chosen because they will allow patrons to pick up and drop off physical materials without having to go to an ACL branch."
The Institute of Museum and Library Services [7], a Federal agency that fosters innovation, leadership and a lifetime of learning, in conjunction with State Library Services [8], a division of the Minnesota Department of Education, which administers federal LSTA grants supports the LSTA project sponsored by Anoka County Library and its partners.
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Since the dawn of painting, landscape has been an enduring source of inspiration. It has been configured both symbolically and poetically over centuries, encompassing Beauty, the Picturesque and the Sublime within its wake.
The envisioning of arcadia in our rural surroundings has a deep resonance with artist Sophie Ryder's work, which is to be shown simultaneously at the RWA. Just as Ryder's animal-human creations bear a past steeped in mythology and autobiography, these landscapes carry their own memories, both specific and abstract. In Monumental, Ryder's work brings the outside in, replacing the fertile backdrop of forests and parkland with the blank canvas of a gallery wall. Picturing Arcadia reverses this notion, creating a miniature-Eden within. Wild and weathered hilltops sit side-by-side with tranquil tree-lined avenues, contrasting rolling valleys and rugged shorelines with manicured hedgerows, pickets and palings. It offers an alternative view of the bucolic idyll, from the sentimental to the sublime, presenting each work as its own individual reflection upon nature, containing a future and a past in one narrative.
Picturing Arcadia draws on the RWA's outstanding permanent collection of paintings, including work by Mary Fedden, Alethea Garstin, Duncan Grant, Robert Organ, Kurt Jackson, and Donald Ewart Milner. The selection is reflective of a strong tradition of landscape within the Academy, stretching back to its foundations in the 1840s by the Bristol Society of Artists, a group mainly consisting of landscape painters. Since then, landscape and regionalism have become intertwined as mutual characteristics of the Academy's collection.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Saturday, the Turkey Bowl and Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) championship games were set.
At Cardozo High School in the District, Wilson defeated Anacostia, 40-20, and Dunbar defeated H.D. Woodson, 28-14.
PHOTOS: Dunbar vs. H.D. Woodson
PHOTOS: Anacostia vs. Wilson
(photos by Allison Frick & Andy Le, DC Public Schools)
Dunbar Crimson Tide (8-2) is the defending DC Interscholastic Athletic Association (DCIAA) champion. The team will face-off against Wilson (8-3) on Thanksgiving Day for the Turkey Bowl.
At Gonzaga College High School, also in the District, DeMatha defeated Gonzaga, 40-27. The Stags, now 9-2, will take on Good Counsel (10-1) at Navy Stadium Sunday, November 18 for the WCAC championship game.


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I've tried backing up Evolution (that goes to a tar.gz file). In Zimbra Desktop Preferences.Import/Export it says "You can import an account export file in a "Tar-GZipped" (.tgz) format." which I've tried, but I only get some empty folders called .evolution, mail, imap and pop, with no sign of the folders I had backed-up from Evolution.
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As by bike is going to get a new head, barrel and crank tomorrow so I gave it a shot.It all happened in second gear at the speed of 68mph and the fuel supply started backing up. Just the way RE had intended to put up a barrier at 5500Rpm.
I have checked my speedo against the gps and It was out by .8km. On my speedo it was 120 and gps showed 119.2km/hr.
@SSR:Your speedometer displays Kilometers per hour - 68 kph, which is 43 mph. Then it is OK. The calculations were for C5.
No Singh Ji, I converted the figures for you guys. I hit 110kph which is 68mp
@SSR:Then the calculated vs. actual speed when rev limiter kicks in are significantly different. In that case, it may be possible to go faster than the max speed indicated in the manual .
No Singh Ji, I converted the figures for you guys. I hit 110kph which is 68mph.@ScooterBob- I dont have a crash test dummy so cant ride it for 18miles LOL. What gear did you hit the limiter?
Don't you think our C5 always amazes us with something unique and new facts when compared to the written figures My bike has done 87mph few times with a leaky valve so I am sure it can do better with a non leaky head.
I have a leaking intake valve and I am in no mood of getting anything repaired hence a new head with valves but using the present rocker arms and pushrods.Some noise from crank so barrel is getting changed along with it.Regarding the calculations, I have no clue to be honest. Looking at the figures posted in the link above, even if I am mistaken that I might be in third gear instead of 2nd gear but still I have taken 9mph more then the suggested figures to hit the limiter.I have checked my speedo against the gps and It was out by .8km. On my speedo it was 120 and gps showed 119.2km/hr.Are these calculated figures for a G5 or a C5?
Hmmmm - I have laid on the tank of the Crash Test Dummy for about 18 miles, one way, bouncing off the rev limiter ...... BORING .... Hahaha! [/quoteSmart Alec
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I was a doula at a transport, so it wasn't my experience exactly, but the way I saw the midwives handle the situation completely confirmed my beliefs in the safety of homebirth. The watched her carefully, saw a problem before most OBs in a hospital would have noticed it, partly because they were watching the whole labor and mom, not just a monitor and dilation. this momma was a friend of mine as well, and she was trying for a VBAC, her scar ruptured, and from decision to be transfered, to baby's birth was less than 20 minutes (about 5 min drive from the hospital), bub never had any decels and OB that did the surgery said even he wouldn't have made the decision to section based on what the midwives knew and mom knew intuitively. Mom was upset of course, but knew that it was not a rash decision and was very thankful to dilate as far as she did (8cm) and know that bub was ready to be born, she went into labor on her own. From what I saw, emergencies can be handled apropriately and with compassion and care at home as well.
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EA and developer BioWare have sent out word on at least two Dragon Age Inquisition special editions, both with loads of physical and digital extras for the true blue Dragon Age fan.
Let's start with the Dragon Age Inquisition Deluxe Edition and work our way up to the massive 'Inquisitor's edition'…
Dragon Age Inquisition Special Edition – Deluxe Edition
- Price: $79.99
- Skyhold Throne – Every ruler should sit in a place of high honour, but as the Inquisitor you will have the greatest of all, fashioned from an ancient dragon skull.
- Red Hart Halla – Traverse the perilous, living world atop this great-horned beast.
- Bog Unicorn – Once belonging to an evil marauder, this unique mount has returned to inspire fear into those who would oppose you.
- Bring the world of Thedas wherever you go with the digital soundtrack
- Bonus digital content (to be announced)
- Also receive the mighty Flames of the Inquisition Gear:
- Multi-class Weapons: Smite your enemies with the Flames of the Inquisition weapons arsenal. Whether staff or daggers, greatsword or war hammer, these weapons will make short work of your foes.
- Inquisitor Armor: Protect yourself against the onslaught of enemy attacks by suiting up in the Flames of the Inquisition Armor.
- Armored Mount: Flames of the Inquisition gear also includes a valiant steed, complete with its own set of Inquisition Armor forged from the flames of battle.
Dragon Age Inquisition Special Edition – Inquisitor's Edition
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- Price: $169.99
- Highly detailed exclusive Inquisitor Collector's Edition case produced by TriForce measures approximately 8.5″ x 13.5″ x 14.5″
The case is individually wrapped in faux reptile skin, has the mark of the Inquisitor stamped on top in gold foil, with an interior fitted with imprinted red silk.
- Cloth map of Thedas drawn to scale measuring approximately 22″ x 32″
- 72 card Major and Minor Arcana tarot card deck with custom artwork depicting mythology from Dragon Age lore.
- Inquisitor full scale, six piece, lock tool set
- One set of four full scale map markers each approximately measuring 3.5″ x 3.5″ x 4″
- Inquisitor's Badge
- Quill and Inkpot
- 40-page Inquisitor's Journal
- Orlesian Coins
- Limited edition SteelBook case to house your copy of the game
- Copy of Dragon Age Inquisition Deluxe Edition
Which Dragon Age Inquisition special edition will you spring for?
Dragon Age: Inquisition is out worldwide on October 7th across Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
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This project investigates techniques to track the 6DOF position of handheld depth sensing cameras, such as Kinect, as they move through space and perform high quality 3D surface reconstructions for interaction. Other collaborators (missing from the list below): Richard Newcombe (Imperial College London); David Kim (Newcastle University & Microsoft Research); Andy Davison (Imperial College London)
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- Shahram Izadi, David Kim, Otmar Hilliges, David Molyneaux, Richard Newcombe, Pushmeet Kohli, Jamie Shotton, Steve Hodges, Dustin Freeman, Andrew Davison, and Andrew Fitzgibbon, KinectFusion: Real-time 3D Reconstruction and Interaction Using a Moving Depth Camera, ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, October 2011.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- The first few days of the Nationals' "Take Back the Park" promotion have been a success for the team. It's sold thousands of tickets to a May series against the Phillies and hopes to sell thousands more.
In the first five days of the pre-sale the team has had an "unbelievable response." Nationals Chief Operating Officer Andrew Feffer said "thousands of fans have purchased tickets."
The Nationals want to bring some swagger back to their ballpark when those dastardly Phillies fans invade. "This is Washington," Feffer told 9NEWS NOW. "This is our town, our fans, our park, and now it's our time with this team and it's about time we did something [about Phillies fans coming to Nationals Park]."
The team is holding a pre-sale of tickets to the May 4-6 series against the Phillies. For a limited time, only people with a credit card linked to an address is Maryland, Virginia, or the District of Columbia, along with season ticket holders, will be eligible to purchase tickets to the series. The games available include a national ESPN game on Sunday, May 6 at 8:05pm. The special pre-sale will continue at Nationals.com/ourpark until single-game tickets go on sale to the general public in March.
The Nationals took the season series from their NL East rival in 2011, 10 games to 8. But each game at Nationals Park looked and sounded like a home game for the Phillies. Thousands of Philadelphia fans were seen in the stands and heard cheering their players.
Some Nationals fans choose not to attend home games against the Phillies because of the invading hordes. Feffer agrees: "I'm tired of seeing Phillies fans... every year in our ballpark," he said.
Feffer pointed to the recent signings of pitchers Gio Gonzalez and Edwin Jackson as reasons for Nationals fans to be optimistic for a chance at contending in the National League East.
Last year, the Nationals were 44-36 at home. They were 36-45 on the road, giving them a season record of 80-81. That clinched third place in the National League East, 21.5 games behind the Phillies. The Nationals had the same 10-8 winning record against the Phillies and Mets. They were 9-9 against the Braves and 7-11 against the Marlins.
The Nationals' home opener is Thursday, April 12 against the Cincinnati Reds.
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William (1824-1900) and Ellen Craft (1826-1891) were enslaved people who escaped from their respective masters in Macon, GA, in December 1848. Ellen, the daughter of an African-American woman and a white master, passed as a white gentleman accompanied by a slave valet, William. They made their way to Boston, MA. The Census of 1850 shows them living in freedom at the home of Lewis Hayden. In 1850, a deputy U.S. Marshall sought them out at Hayden's home, but Hayden denied that they were there and threatened violence, such that the U.S. Marshall departed. The Crafts fled to Britain, where they lived for 20 years, raising their family, lecturing about the freedom movement, and writing their memoir Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom (1860) (available online from Documenting the American South (DocSouth). They later returned to the United States and settled in Georgia.
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Weekend Recap
So we've got some catching up to do around here at Around the Horn… As promised, we've got photos from Art's Hall of Fame induction and the Diamond of Dreams charity event.
Today, we'll give you a run down of Art's induction and crunch the final numbers from last Thursday. So far things are looking like a huge success and the Dream Factory will be very happy with what we were able to do.
Lot's of stuff has been going on with the team in town for the last three series. We've been playing well, welcomed over 105, 700 fans to the K for the Cardinals Series and we have a new Hall of Fame member. To bring everyone up to speed, let's go around the horn…
Art's ceremony was touching. Rather than re-hash what was said which you can find here. We'd first like to compliment the Kansas City Star on the nice piece about Art which appeared in yesterday's paper and show you what happened on the field before Saturday's game.
Getting the Royal Treatment:
Rollin' out the Blue Carpet for Art Stewart.
Art making his speech to a sold out Kauffman Stadium. One of the more memorable portions of his speech was about all the player's with monuments at Monument Park in Yankee Stadium But there were none of the great scouts who signed those players. The Royals were one of the first teams to recognize the work of the scout.
Art threw out the first pitch to fellow Royals Hall of Famer Frank White.
Art and the gang: the Royals Hall of Famers who were present for the on field presentation, Jeff Montgomery '03, Dennis Leonard '89, Frank White '95, Willie Wilson '00, George Brett '94 and John Mayberry '96 (Hal McRae '89 was on the field for the ceremony but returned to the Cardinals to attend to his duties as Hitting Coach and Paul Splittorff '87 was in the Royals broadcast booth).
Senior Assistant to the General Manager Art Stewart and General Manager Dayton Moore.
While the Royals lost the final two games of interleague, we still tied for the second best interleague record in the Majors (Detroit also went 13-5 and Minnesota went 14-4). The Royals record is also their all-time best in interleague. In 2006 and 2007, the Royals went 10-8 which stood as their best record until this season.
As for the Redbirds, we won four games against St. Louis. The Royals had never won more than three games in one season before 2008 against the Cardinals (except 1985). The 4-2 mark against St. Louis is also the first time since 2001 that we've won the season series.
Leading off, lead-off man David DeJesus left yesterday's game with a bruised lower right ribcage because he landed on Cardinal catcher Jason LaRue's helmet after a collision in the first inning yesterday and is not starting in tonight's game…DeJesus' hitting streak is still intact despite not getting a hit yesterday because he walked and did not record an official at-bat…From Trey Hillman's pre-game press conference: DeJesus is day-to-day and still feels sore on the deceleration of his swing…Also from Trey: He made a note that Mark Grudzielanek does not play like a 38-year-old, he's tough…Speaking of Grudzielanek, today is his 38th birthday, so happy birthday Mark…Billy Butler will start his first game tonight after a recall from a stint in Omaha in which he hit .337 with six doubles, five home runs and 13 RBIs.
Still lot's going on even with the team out of town…
Tomorrow: Online Chat Series with Deric Ladnier, Senior-Director of Scouting.
This week: ATH will have plenty of insight on the team (we've got a man or two on the inside). And we will have renovation updates as well as a Diamond of Dreams recap tomorrow.
All-Star Balloting: Stuff the boxes, it's almost over.
On TV: The next seven games are all on FSN-KC. Saturday's telecast was not originally scheduled but will be added to makeup for the May 22 rainout in Cleveland. It will be a regular telecast with Royals Live with Joel Goldberg starting at 5:30 and game coverage beginning at 6. (all times are CT)
Aviles SS
Grudzielanek 2B
Gordon 3B
Guillen LF
Teahen RF
Butler DH
Gload 1B
Buck C
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UNHCR calls for cooperation and solidarity amid efforts to find solutions for the residents of Camp "New Iraq"
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The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) called today for cooperation, patience and understanding of all parties involved in efforts to find solutions for the residents of the Camp "New Iraq" (formerly camp Ashraf) north of Iraqi capital Baghdad. Protection and solutions for some 3,200 current and former residents of the camp are the primary objectives of efforts led by the United Nations to close the camp peacefully and resolve the situation of its residents.
UNHCR is currently assessing individual protection needs of former residents of Camp New Iraq once they are transferred to Hurriya (Liberty) transit centre. "Status determination, however, does not in itself resolve things," said UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, Ms. Erika Feller, on return recently from Baghdad. "It must be accompanied by efforts from all concerned, in good faith and in a spirit of international solidarity, to offer resettlement solutions and, in the interim, to assist people to stay safely and decently until such solutions can be materialized".
UNHCR also reiterates its calls to States to respond in a timely manner by allowing for readmission of individuals having had previous links with them or by offering resettlement places or other forms of humanitarian admission. It is hoped that, consistent with its long-standing tradition of generosity and hospitality, the Government of Iraq will maintain the asylum option in Iraq pending realization of solutions for these individuals. UNHCR also appeals to States for financial support including for the host country to meet costs associated with transferring, hosting, housing, assisting and processing the cases of these individuals until solutions have been found.
Former Camp Ashraf has been in existence since the mid-80s. Most of its residents are of Iranian origin. Following an agreement between the UN and the government of Iraq on closure of the camp, UNHCR has been interviewing the former residents of the camp who have applied for the refugee status and are now in the Hurriya transit centre. Those found to be in need of international protection may have the possibility of being resettled to another country. Concerted efforts by the United Nations are being made to resolve the situation of other camp residents in a safe and peaceful way.
There are currently 1,938 individuals in Hurriya transit center. Another 1,286 individuals are still in camp New Iraq, awaiting transfer to the Hurriya transit centre.


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Offenbach, Germany (Sports Network) - A six-goal second half was split evenly
as the United States and Germany played to a 3-3 draw on Friday in a friendly
that featured the top two teams in the women's game.
Abby Wambach scored her 155th career goal to move to within three of Mia
Hamm's all-time record, while Germany scored twice in the final six minutes of
the match to earn the draw.
Wambach opened the scoring in the 47th minute when she headed home Megan
Rapinoe's corner kick, while the two combined once more eight minutes later
with Wambach nodding down a ball for Rapinoe to smash past goalkeeper Nadine
The Germans pulled a goal back in the 64th when a failed clearance from U.S.
defender Crystal Dunn allowed Kim Kulig to easily beat goalkeeper Nicole
Barnhart, reducing the home side's deficit to 2-1.
Alex Morgan restored the U.S. lead with 20 minutes to play as she scored on a
nice chip, but Germany rallied over the final six minutes to secure a draw.
Christie Rampone committed a foul inside the U.S. penalty area to give Celia
Okoyino da Mbabi the chance to score from the spot, which she did, while
Barnhart failed to deal with a cross from Verena Faisst that handed the
equalizing goal to Anja Mittag.
The Americans had one final chance to snatch the win in stoppage time as
Sydney Leroux beat Angerer, only for Faisst to save the day by blocking the
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Miami, June 26, 2013 – Regent Seven Seas Cruises announced today that a Seven Seas Voyager will receive a multi-million dollar refurbishment at the ship's scheduled dry dock in October. The all-balcony, all-suite 700-guest capacity vessel will enter dry dock on October 14 in Marseille, France and will unveil her new look on October 23 when she sets sail on the 10-night Lands of Myths, Seas of Fables cruise from Rome to Venice.
"In keeping with our on-going commitment to deliver the most all-inclusive luxury travel experience, we are making improvements to Seven Seas Voyager that will enhance our guests' overall experience," said Kunal S. Kamlani, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. "Within the past five years, we have made significant investments in a comprehensive refurbishment program that has updated our fleet of elegant, stylish and sophisticated ships that are designed with the comfort of our discerning guests in mind."
As part of the ship's refurbishment plans, the company will re-decorate all Penthouse Suites in a stunning new décor with custom-crafted elegant furnishings, plush carpeting, curtains, wall coverings, furniture, lighting, original artwork and outdoor furniture.
A complete refurbishment is also planned for the Horizon and Observation lounges. The venues will receive distinctive new bars, furniture, carpeting, wall coverings, lighting and original art. Additionally, the Constellation Theater will be refurbished with new carpeting, wall coverings, tables, wall sconces, banquettes and chairs.
New plush carpeting will be installed throughout the interior of the ship and all public spaces will receive an eclectic selection of original artwork. The atrium will be outfitted with fine marble and receive new furniture.
Outside, new teak will be installed on all balconies. The outdoor relaxation area on Deck 11 and outside the Observation Lounge on Deck 12 will receive new resort-style furniture and decor.
Appearing continuously on annual "world's best" and "top" awards lists by noted media including Travel & Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Luxury Travel Advisor and more, Regent Seven Seas Cruises' fleet is comprised of three all-suite ships that carry from 490 to 700 guests in luxury to ports in Australia, Europe, Asia, South America, South Pacific, Alaska, New England, Canada, Africa, India, and the Caribbean.
Depending on the ship, guests can choose from up to four, open-seating gourmet restaurants, including Prime 7, a contemporary American steakhouse and Sette Mari at La Veranda, the line's Italian dining experience. With some of the highest space-per-guest ratios in the cruise industry, accommodations include such requisite amenities as down comforters, Egyptian cotton linens, flat-screen television, DVD players and Wi-Fi access. Penthouse and higher-category suites aboard all three ships are equipped with iPads.
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