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Bridget McManus James Spader returns as freakish regional manager Robert California.
Larissa Dubecki The best episodes of the US version of The Office are the most inane and this is no exception.
Frances Atkinson Ever wondered what happened to James Spader? In tonight's corker episode (part one of two), he channels Christopher Walken.
Jim Schembri Best bits include the latest chapter in the marvellous Angela (Angela Kinsey) versus Phyllis (Phyllis Smith) feud.
Debi Enker This American version is a little warmer than its chilly British counterpart.
Paul Kalina The Stateside version honours a tenet of the US sitcom in its celebration of a ''family'', a theme that links this to standards of the genre such as Cheers and Friends.
When the geniuses behind The Office create a Halloween theme, things are going to get out of hand.
It's not much of a stretch to say US remakes of British shows tend to fail — badly.
I've always found R Gervais to be cringeworthy, so ahve thoroughly enjoyed Steve Carrel in The Office.
In fairness, I watch on Hulu so am ahead of the episodes being shown here. All I would say is keep watching, as the candle scene late in season 7, is extraordinary.
@ Tom | Crows Nest - April 05, 2011, 10:59AM
Thats the point pal, Ricky Gervais is SUPPOSED to be cringeworthy!
Tom, I could not agree with you more. This is far and away one of the most enjoyable tv shows going.
I am sad to hear (and have seen) Steve C's departure - the SMH announced this in its entertainment section some months back - so i'm not letting the cat out of the bag).
Just like Frasier, ranks as one of the best....
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19th Concours d'Elegance rolls out this weekend on Amelia Island
Calling the Concors d'Elegance a just big deal lacks a certain grace and elegance.
For each year for the past 18 years, the show's organizers have brought the history of the automobile to Greater Jacksonville.
Name a type of car manufactured before 1974, and you're likely to find cherry examples of it at what is one of the grandest and classiest car shows ever, anywhere.
Name a manufacturer of high performance cars, and you'll find it represented at this year's Concours.
And they offer test drives.
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The 19th Annual Concours d'Elegance celebrates Maserati's 100th anniversary, Beach Cars, the Underslung, Chrysler Concept Cars and the 50th anniversary of McLaren.
This year's honoree: Jochen Mass – Born in Dorfen, Bavaria, the 67-year-old Mass raced in 114 Formula One World Championship Grands Prix beginning July 14, 1973, at the British Grand Prix. He won the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix, achieved 8 podiums, and scored a total of 71 championship points. After leaving the Formula One circuit, Mass gained international fame with his performance during the European Touring Car Championship in the early 1970s.
Past honorees include Sam Posey, Vic Elford, Richard Petty, Parnelli Jones, the Bobbies Allison and Unser and Sir Stirling Moss.
Cars on exhibit
Cars are exhibited (see schedule) at the Concours by invitation only, and not just any jalopy gets shown.
And there are prizes, too, and the event's judges are among car manufacturing and racing elite.
Some of this year's entries include:
- Alexander Calder's BMW Batmobile Art Car
- The Bobby Unser Inspired Infiniti Q60
- Corrozzeria Zagato: Cars of the "Lightning Z"
- General Lyon's Duesenberg
- Jackie Cooper's Ferrari 410 Superamerica
- The Mercedes that won the "Race of the Century"
- Packard's Rare Concept Cars
- Rare Chrysler La Comtesse Concept Car
- Sir Stirling Moss' Le Mans Coupe
About the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance Foundation, Inc.
A section 509(a)(2) and 501(c)(3) established in 1996, the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance Foundation, Inc. donates a portion of its proceeds to charity. In the past 18 years, the Foundation has raised more than $2.2 million for use right here in northeast Florida.
The Foundations charities include:
- Community Hospice of Northeast Florida – End-of-life care for hundreds of terminally ill children and adults in North Florida regardless of their ability to pay.
- Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
- Shop with Cops – Christmas program that benefit help underprivileged kids in Nassau County and Fernandina Beach.)
- The Spina Bifida Association of Florida at Jacksonville (SBAJ)
19th Annual Amelia Island Concors d'Elegance
- Mar. 7-9, 10th & 18th Fairways, Golf Club of Amelia Island at Summer Beach adjacent to The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, Fla.
- Admission: Check Fri. & Sat. schedule for events free & open to the public. Admission to Concours judging on Sun., Mar. 9. Adults $80, Kids 12-18 $40, Kids under 12 FREE with paying adult, Active military & immediate family $40 with active military ID.
- Parking: $15 ,includes shuttle service to The Ritz-Carlton. Show parking is available at the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport on Sunday of show weekend. The airport lot closes at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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The National Park Service has announced 21 grants totaling more than $2.9 million to help preserve and interpret the World War II internment sites of Japanese Americans.
More than 120,000 Japanese Americans -- two-thirds of whom were American citizens -- were imprisoned by the U.S. government following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, the National Park Service (NPS) noted in its statement.
The NPS "is committed to sharing this tragic episode of our nation's past and what it teaches us about the fragility of our constitutional rights," NPS director Jonathan B. Jarvis said in the June 12 announcement. "These grants fund projects to help us gain a better understanding of the past, engage new audiences, and build new partnerships in the preservation of these historic sites and lessons they hold."
The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Washington, D.C. will receive more than $238,000 for its "Congressional Gold Medal Digital Exhibition: The Untold Stories of the Nisei Soldiers". The actual exhibit toured seven U.S. cities in 2013 before returning to the National Museum of American History.
The Congressional Gold Medal was awarded in 2011 to the 100th Infantry Battalion veterans, in recognition of their exceptional service, sacrifice and loyalty to America. It was the first combat unit in U.S. Army history to be composed exclusively of second generation (Nisei) Japanese Americans.
Other projects selected include:
- Creation of exhibits for the new Topaz Museum and Education Center in Delta, Utah, 16 miles from the Topaz incarceration site -- more than $497,000.
- University of California Berkeley for "Voices in Confinement: A Digital Archive of Japanese American Internees" -- more than $287,000.
- Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo. for "Confinement in the Land of Enchantment" (New Mexico) - Historic Markers, Publication, and Website Implementation -- almost $190,000.
- "Speak Out for Justice" DVD video series by Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress organization. The series highlights the testimonies of 157 people before a 1981 public hearing of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians -- $12,650.
Others range from an educational training program for 600 teachers across California, about the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II, to stabilization of the historic elementary school at the former Poston site in Arizona.
The Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant Program supports projects in seven states and D.C. The program's awards now total more than $15 million since Congress established the program in 2006. A total of $38 million in grant funds was authorized for the life of the program.
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Atascadero, CA — On Tuesday at approximately 11:25 pm, Chris Devroede of Atascadero came into the Atascadero Police Department lobby asking for help. He told the on duty Atascadero Police Department dispatcher that his wife Orah Devroede was out in their vehicle in the PD parking lot having a baby. Officer Luca Benedetti who was in the station at the time immediately ran out to the parking lot with Chris and contacted Orah. Orah was sitting in the front passenger seat of the vehicle having severe contractions. Orah told Officer Benedetti that the baby was "coming out."
Officer Benedetti realizing the front seat had limited room asked Orah if she could be moved to the back seat so she could lie down. Orah said yes and with the assistance of Officer Benedetti and Chris she was able to get into the back seat. Once she was in the back seat, Orah told Officer Benedetti that the baby was out. While assisting Orah, Officer Benedetti saw that the umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby's lower extremities. He was able to untangle the umbilical cord. The baby immediately began crying. Officer Benedetti placed the baby into Orah arms just as other members of the Atascadero Police Department and Fire Department arrived on scene.
Orah and her brand new baby girl were then transported to Twin Cities Hospital for further care with Chris following in the family vehicle. Chris and Orah Devroede were later contacted by the on duty watch commander. They said that their new baby girl was doing great and weighed in at 8 lbs 6 oz.
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The story of two men falling in love is told through the eyes of a young girl in the new short film, "Papa's Prince." The story starts out with a young girl having the "I have two dads" conversation with a young boy her age.
"How does my mom know your dad?" the boy asks.
"What dad?" the girl replies.
"I don't know. Your dad."
"Right, but does she know Tom or Javier?"
"I don't know."
The young girl sighs before explaining, "I have two dads."
While this introduction to the topic of having two dads is very familiar, the short film takes an interesting twist as the young girl goes off on an elaborate, fairytale story about how her two dads met. She introduces one of her dads as a frog, and in a way that only a child could do, she continues to reveal how everything started when he moved to New York City. "One day," she explains, "while he was ribbiting, something supercalifragilisticexpialidocious happened."
The adorable story, written and produced by Ted Sod, mixes live action and stop motion animation throughout the film. The film is topped off with a silly song about the frog claiming he's a prince (who happens to look very similar to a Putin Barbie Doll).
On YouTube, Sod explains how "Papa's Prince" came about:
"Some time ago, I asked Blake McCarty if he wanted to collaborate on a short film inspired by my "granddaughter" Viv. Viv was adopted at infancy by our friends Michael and Calvin, and because there were no grandparents in her life, she in turn adopted me and my partner as "The Gramps".
Together, Blake and I co-wrote the screenplay, and asked Michael Biello and Dan Martin if we could use their song "Come Closer" from the musical "The Cousins Grimm" as part of the story. The result is a seven-minute musical short mixing live action and stop motion animation. The story focuses on a 7-year-old girl (coincidentally named Viv) who invents a fairy tale about how her Dads met as a way to entertain her new friend, Henry.
So many people are involved in making a film -- it indeed takes a village -- and we hope you enjoy "Papa's Prince" as much as we have enjoyed making it. We are thrilled that it is ready for gay pride month."
We need more stories like this, where same-sex relationships are explained in age appropriate ways. "Papa's Prince" masters the storytelling by adding humor, music, and stop animation to keep a child engaged. The story also succeeds in having a teachable moment without being preachy. Hopefully, we'll be seeing more from Ted Sod and Blake McCarty, who co-wrote the screenplay.
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1.Add possibility to easy upload and publish flash files
2.Commercial should have start and end publish date
3.Administrator can set frequency of showing particular banner, for example 1 show for an hour , or each user can see banner one time for a day
4.There should be possibility to assign banners to each ip range or should be another way for geo localization commercial campaigns
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Stefan | dpdk commented
As for all these ideas/topics, someone just could say: ahh, this is already supported in another component.
But why didn't they just contribute to the core module, but instead made their own duplicate? Because the other one did the same!
Does anybody knows were to contact the contributors of a specific core component? Because this core component isn't listed in the normal extensions directory! (So nobody knows how and where to address the right people)
..Just a place for making suggestions, contributing in additional code(snippets), reading/commenting/discussing its structure and functionality, to define a roadmap, setup and work alone or in a team, building for the community, not re-inventing the wheel, over and over again?
Joomla!, can you help us? So we can help - not you in particulair but - the whole community?
Stefan | dpdk commented
#1,2; Great!
#3; So this would be a time table?
#4; great idea to have your supply based on (GEO) localization, especially for international sites (with multi language).
Another addtion:
#5; Using the new J1.6 Redirect Manager for supporting a proper click-url (which is a standard in banner offer).
#6; Adding metrics / statistics to the redirected page-calls.


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Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) is an advanced mode of high-precision radiotherapy that utilizes computer-controlled x-ray accelerators to deliver precise radiation doses to a malignant tumor or specific areas within the tumor. The radiation dose is designed to conform to the three-dimensional (3-D) shape of the tumor by modulating—or controlling—the intensity of the radiation beam to focus a higher radiation dose to the tumor while minimizing radiation exposure to surrounding normal tissues. Treatment is carefully planned by using 3-D computed tomography (CT) images of the patient in conjunction with computerized dose calculations to determine the dose intensity pattern that will best conform to the tumor shape. Typically, combinations of several intensity-modulated fields coming from different beam directions produce a custom tailored radiation dose that maximizes tumor dose while also protecting adjacent normal tissues.
Because the ratio of normal tissue dose to tumor dose is reduced to a minimum with the IMRT approach, higher and more effective radiation doses can safely be delivered to tumors with fewer side effects compared with conventional radiotherapy techniques. IMRT also has the potential to reduce treatment toxicity, even when doses are not increased.
Currently, IMRT is being used to treat cancers of the prostate, head and neck, breast, thyroid and lung, as well as in gynecologic, liver and brain tumors and lymphomas and sarcomas. IMRT is also beneficial for treating pediatric malignancies.
Radiation therapy, including IMRT, stops cancer cells from dividing and growing, thus slowing tumor growth. In many cases, radiation therapy is capable of killing cancer cells, thus shrinking or eliminating tumors.
Most facilities rely on a specially trained team for IMRT delivery. This team includes the radiation oncologist, medical radiation physicist, dosimetrist, radiation therapist and radiation therapy nurse.
The radiation oncologist, a specially trained physician who heads the treatment team, sets an individualized course of treatment with the help of the radiation physicist, who ensures the linear accelerator delivers the precise radiation dose and that computerized dose calculations are accurate. A dosimetrist, under the supervision of the medical radiation physicist, calculates the IMRT exposures and beam configurations necessary to deliver the dose prescribed by the radiation oncologist. A highly trained radiation therapist positions the patient on the treatment table and operates the machine. The radiation therapy nurse provides the patient with information about the treatment and possible adverse reactions.
A medical linear accelerator generates the photons, or x-rays, used in IMRT. The machine is the size of a small room—approximately 10 feet high and 15 feet long. The patient lies on the treatment table, while the linear accelerator delivers beams of radiation to the tumor from various directions. The intensity of each beam's radiation dose is dynamically varied according to treatment plan.
The radiation therapist operates the equipment from a radiation-protected area nearby. The therapist is able to communicate with the patient throughout the procedure. The therapist can observe the patient through a window or on closed circuit television.
Before planning treatment, a physical examination and medical history review will be conducted. Next, there is a treatment simulation session, which includes CT scanning, from which the radiation oncologist specifies the three-dimensional shape of the tumor and normal tissues. The dosimetrist and medical radiation physicist use this information to design the IMRT beams used for treatment. Several additional scanning procedures, including positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), might also be required for IMRT planning. These diagnostic images help the radiation oncologist determine the precise location of the tumor target. Typically, IMRT sessions begin about a week after simulation. In some cases, a treatment preparation session may be necessary to mold a special device that will help the patient maintain an exact treatment position. Prior to treatment, the patient's skin may be marked or tattooed with colored ink to help align and target the equipment.
IMRT is an aggressive therapy that requires multiple or fractionated treatment sessions. Several factors come into play when determining the total number of IMRT sessions and radiation dose. The oncologist considers the type, location and size of the malignant tumor, as well as the patient's health. Typically, patients are scheduled for IMRT sessions five days a week for six to ten weeks.
At the beginning of the treatment session, the therapist positions the patient on the treatment table, guided by the marks on the skin defining the treatment area. If molded devices were made, they will be used to help the patient maintain the proper position. The patient may be repositioned during the procedure. Treatment sessions usually take between 15 and 30 minutes.
IMRT is painless. You will not feel or sense anything out of the ordinary during treatment. However, the machine can be stopped if you become uncomfortable. As treatment progresses, some patients may experience treatment-related side effects. The nature of the side effects depend on the normal tissue structures being irradiated. The radiation oncologist will discuss and try to help you with any side effects.
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I want to make a tempered white chocolate coating with brandy flavour. Will adding the alcohol ruin the tempering process, or is there another way of going about this.
There are two issues, both of which make this a bad idea:
If you really want to flavor chocolate that is to be tempered, you should use a pure essential oil. These have no water, and are used in very small quantities.
Still, the better bet is to flavor the filling or other ingredients in whatever you are making.
Saj already mentioned seizing. To expand: chocolate is a mix of starch and fat. If you add any liquid capable of hydrating the starch, you have to add enough to hydrate all the starch,. Else the starch clumps. The minimum amount of water you can add is 27% for milk chocolate and 39% for dark chocolate. I couldn't find numbers for white chocolate, it is very special as it only has cocoa fat and the remainder as fillers. If you add that much liquid, you end up with a thick ganache, not temperable chocolate.
I don't know what you want to cost. If you want to make chocolates, the standard is to put the alcohol in the filling . Even if it is a chocolate based filing, it can have liquid, as these filling s tend to be soft anyway. Of it is a cake, it is standard to coat in ganache not tempered chocolate. In both cases, you can add brandy.


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Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) will conduct the recruitment written test for the positions of the post graduate teachers. Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS)written examination will be held on 26 february 2012. JNV Novodaya PGT examination will be for following subjects of English, Hindi, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Economics, Biology, History,Geography, Commerce for the recruitment of these subject teachers.As of the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) sources no candidate will be allowed to enter into hall with out admit card.
Below we are coming up with the link for the admit card download. Candidates after entering the Registration Number, Password or Date of Birth can download admit card.As we mentioned in our previous post for the Navodaya Vidyala Samiti (NVS) PGT Recruitment 2012 | Application.
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Reason-Statements As Non-Extensional Contexts
Version of Record online: 23 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9213.2012.00074.x
© 2012 The Author The Philosophical Quarterly © 2012 The Editors of The Philosophical Quarterly
The Philosophical Quarterly
Volume 62, Issue 248, pages 592–613, July 2012
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Suikkanen, J. (2012), Reason-Statements As Non-Extensional Contexts. The Philosophical Quarterly, 62: 592–613. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9213.2012.00074.x
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- Version of Record online: 23 MAY 2012
Many believe that, if true, reason-statements of the form 'that X is F is a reason to φ' describe a 'favouring-relation' between the fact that X is F and the act of φing. This favouring-relation has been assumed to share many features of other, more concrete relations. This combination of views leads to immediate problems. Firstly, unlike statements about many other relations, reason-statements can be true even when the relata do not exist, i.e., when the relevant facts do not obtain and the relevant acts are not done. Secondly, the previous combination of views also makes it very difficult to draw the distinction between agent-relative and agent-neutral reasons. I argue that we should think that the predicate 'is a reason to' creates non-extensional contexts in the statements in which it is used. This would both solve the previous problems and avoid the awkward consequences of the so-called slingshot argument.


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Big-City Mayors Press for Same-Sex Marriage Rights
The mayors of several big cities, including Chicago, New York, Boston and Los Angeles, are joining together to support same-sex marriage rights, a move that could put additional pressure on President Barack Obama to do the same.
The effort is being organized by Freedom to Marry, an advocacy group that plans a news conference Friday in Washington, D.C.,, featuring mostly Democratic mayors and one Republican, Jerry Sanders of San Diego. Like others, Mr. Sanders has stated his views before, but organizers hope that their effort to join some 70 mayors together will give the issue a political boost.
"By joining the group, mayors hope to expand public and political support for ending the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage," the mayors' group said in a statement.
The mayors planning to attend Friday's news conference include Annise Parker of Houston, Thomas Menino of Boston, Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles and Marilyn Strickland of Tacoma, Wash. Michael Bloomberg of New York and Rahm Emanuel of Chicago, Mr. Obama's first White House chief of staff, have also joined the effort.
Mr. Obama has given mixed messages about the issue, and many suspect he will keep it that way through the November election.
When he ran for president in 2008, Mr. Obama opposed to gay and lesbian marriages. He has said the matter should be decided by each state—knowing that most states have banned the marriages. But he has also spoken warmly about those states that have legalized same-sex marriage and passionately about the need to treat gays and lesbians equally. He also directed his Justice Department to stop defending the Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal benefits for same-sex unions. The president has said his own views on marriage are evolving, leading many on both sides of the issues to conclude that he now supports marriage rights but is holding back for political reasons. When pressed for his personal view at a news conference last year, he said he was not going to "make news on that today."


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Colby Wait-Molyneux of Vancouver has been selected to the USA Cycling junior team for world championship races this month in Denmark.
The 17-year-old will compete in both the road race and in the time trial during the 2011 UCI Road World Championships, which take place Sept. 19-25 in Copenhagen.
Wait-Molyneux qualified for the time trial at the junior world championships with his victory in July at one of the top races on the junior world circuit, the Tour de l'Abitibi at Quebec, Canada. Wait-Molyneux was selected by USA Cycling to also represent the United States in the junior road race.
The time trial is on Sept. 20. The road race is on Sept. 24.
A senior at Skyview High School, Wait-Molyneux is currently training and competing in Europe in advance of the world championships.
His best results in Europe so far this summer include a sixth-place finish on Saturday in a time-trial stage during the GP Ruebliland stage race in Switzerland. A total of 122 riders competed. On Aug. 13, Wait-Molyneux took fifth place among 116 racers in the time trial at Trofeo Karlsberg stage race in Germany. On Aug. 24 in Belgium, he placed sixth at the Erpe-Mere Kermesse.
CCYF food drive is a winner
The Clark County Youth Football and Titans Youth Foundation Food Drive collected donations equal to about 34,000 pounds of food for the Clark County Food Bank. The third-annual event was held on Aug. 27 during the Clark County Youth Football kickoff jamboree at Battle Ground High School.
The sixth-grade Titans team brought in nearly 10,000 pounds of food to lead the way. The Titans were one of three teams that won a pizza party at Pied Piper Pizza as a result of collecting the most donations.
Food drive organizer Nolan Henry, a freshman at Union High School, said that the goal for the 2011 food drive was to collect 20,000 pounds of food. A total of 14,336 pounds of food was donated on Aug. 27. Adding in the cash donations, the drive collected the equivalent of 33,131 pounds of food at the CCYF jamboree. Henry said that with donations continuing, the final total might pass 34,000 pounds.
Henry said more than 100 volunteers from CCYF and the Titans Youth Foundation helped make the food drive a success.
Scores from the first week of Clark County Youth Football play are in the Community Sports Scoreboard.
Special day at Safeco Field
Twelve athletes from Clark County Special Olympics played a game at Safeco Field on Aug. 14 prior to the Seattle Mariners game against the Boston Red Sox.
The Clark County Special Olympics Braves played a friendly game against the Special Olympics Metros.
Playing at Safeco Field for the Clark County Braves were: Daniel Baragary, Adam Barr, Jason Baumgartner, Tom Brunner, Michael Cook, Tim Cook, Dennis Dole Jr., Jason Downey, Becky Johnson, Sam McIntyre, Andrew Stekhuizen, and Bryanna Zychowicz. The coaches for the game at Safeco Field were Cathy Barr, Bryan Cook, Rick Cook, and Audrey Stekhuizen.
Special Olympics provides training and competition in various sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
For more information about its programs, contact Clark County Special Olympics sports coordinator, Rick Cook at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Boxing tickets on sale
Tickets are on sale for an Oct. 8 boxing event at the Clark County Event Center that will include an appearance by former professional boxer Sugar Ray Leonard.
The pro-am show will feature Vancouver's Virgil Green fighting for a Washington state title belt. Green began boxing as an amateur with the Vancouver Police Activities League. This show is a major fundraising event for the Vancouver PAL program.
Tickets are available through Tickets Oregon at www.ticketsoregon.com. They cost $28.50 for preferred seating, $18.50 for general admission.
To learn more about the event, visit the Vancouver Police Department website at http://www.cityofvancouver.us/police.asp.
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August 1, 2011 | In 2010, at least 14 veteran members of Congress personally owned a portion of the U.S. debt, according to a Center for Responsive Politics review of congressional personal financial disclosure reports.
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The idea didn't fly any better than would a plastic lawn ornament. Nevertheless, Hawke keeps a 3-foot-high pink plastic flamingo in a comer of her office.
And Parma native and present Bay Village resident Joe Cronauer knows a thing or two about the bogus birds — he's even got one on his front lawn. "I'm still very proud of my Parma heritage," says the 100.7 WMMS-FM disc jockey. "My father certainly lives up to it to this day. He even dabbled in lawn ornaments, but I'm proud to say that he never had a chrome ball."
We all know it: Parma is the suburb with the odd — and oddly prejudicial — image. A city of nerds, of people whose surnames end in "ski" and speak to one another in unintelligible Slavic languages, people who don't know to wear dress socks with a business suit and who deco- rate their yards with pastel-tinted chrome balls.
But where did this image come from? Why, after all these years, is Parma still a joke? Most Parmanians know where it came from, all right, and most don't really care. The white socks and cheesy lawn ornament thing has almost become a point of pride.
[Parma is] literally at the bottom of the comedy totem pole," says Cronauer. "Everybody in the country makes fun of Cleveland, and everybody in Cleveland makes fun of Parma."
In reality, Parma is the quintessential "semi-urban" landscape, the kind of city that grew from the post-World War II American Dream. With a population of more than 87,000, it's Cleveland's largest suburb, a low-lying panorama of office buildings and small single-family homes. It feels, looks and to large extent is a typical American working-class community, with comer bars and neighborhood hard- ware stores, ethnic bakeries and city parks that summer band concerts are held in.
Venture into its more residential areas and Parma looks pretty, well, normal. The side streets off of State Road — what Cronauer calls "the Xerox section" — where the bungalows differ only in color, resemble sections of Brook Park. Parma's population of pink flamingos is no larger than it is in Cleveland Heights. The people walking the sidewalks or gassing their cars are no more likely to be wearing white socks than residents of Beach- wood.
But there's something about Parma that makes it stand out in a sea of suburbs. Denning this quality is like trying to explain why you prefer vanilla to chocolate ice cream. It's damn near impossible.
Parma's community development director, Michael McGinty, grew up on Cleveland's Near West Side. He doesn't remember having much of an opinion about Parma until he was a young man — around the time, come to think of it, that one Ernie "Ghoulardi" Anderson began poking fun at Parma on his weekly television show on WJW-TV Channel 8.
Many Parmanians claim that if any individual can be blamed for sullying Par- ma's name, it is the late Ernie Anderson, the "one guy" to whom Vicky Hawke refers.
Anderson, who died in 1996, was a cult personified. His goateed Goliardic character wore a twisted smile and spoke in a voice that was sort of soothing and sort of creepy, the perfect accompaniment to the horror movies he featured on his "Shock Theater" show in the 1960s.
When Anderson's friend and fellow Channel 8 personality Chuck Schodowski moved to Parma, Anderson snapped into action. This was a character who'd been unafraid of roasting local TV- news legend Dorothy Fuldheim. For Ghoulardi, making jokes about a lowly suburb of lowly Cleveland was child's play.
But not many Parmanians thought Ghoulardi's references to "Polacks" and pink flamingos were very funny.
"At the time, there were as many flamingos and silver balls in front yards as there were in Garfield Heights or Brook Park," Hawke says. "It was just the thing to do. But the whole city has suffered from this joke. It got out of hand."
Decades later, some Parma folk still curse the stigma Ghoulardi created and other Northeast Ohioans perpetuated. Others, such as Cronauer and his on-air partner, Brian Fowler, also a Parma native, embrace it on the theory that if you're looking for a laugh, you might as well appeal to people's baser instincts by poking fun at rednecks or hippies or Parmanians.
Former assistant city law director Rodger A. Pelagalli, now in private practice in Parma Heights, was born and raised in Parma. To the amazement of everyone except fellow Armenians, Polygala returned to his much-maligned city after college.
"I had to come back for the residency requirement," he says, "but it's someplace I would have returned to, regardless. Parma has the proximity to Cleveland. It has a good flavor of people, the flavor of so many different cultures. The housing is affordable ... and it has good resale value. It's a good community to raise children in."
Census figures reveal, incidentally, that Parma's largest ethnic group by far is German, comprising about 20,000 of the city's 87,000 residents. Poles - the butt of plenty of Parma jokes — come in a distant second, with about 12,500 representatives among the total population.
Today, most Parmanians can laugh at the jokes about their city. They recognize its strengths, says Mayor Gerald Boldt: a strong school system, acres of municipal parks and one of the most comprehensive senior-citizen programs in the region. Employers such as General Motors and Parma Community General Hospital generate significant tax dollars. Parmatown Mall has, according to the Chamber of Commerce, one of the highest occupancy rates of any area shopping center. If nothing else, the strip of fast- food joints behind the mall provides summertime jobs for scores of youngsters.
Still, when the topic of image comes up, the faces of city leaders take on a strained look. Though he can chuckle with the rest of us, it's still not a great idea to ask the mayor what color socks he's wearing.
When Ghoulardi first pummeled Parma, Boldt says, "I think [people] were offended. It all kind of zeroed in on an ethnic group." McGinty adds that Ghoulardi's persistent references to people of Polish descent -were "as discriminatory as you can get."
"Do we look at this as a barrier to progress?" McGinty says. "No."
"It's something that "we're going to have [to deal with]," adds Boldt. "But it doesn't impede us from what we think needs to be done." Which includes improving an already respectable school system, widening the city's business tax- base and making it easier and more comfortable for African-Americans and other minorities to move in.
But ethnic diversity and prejudice are hardly new issues in Parma.
Even in the 1940s, when Parma was still largely rural, its neighbor- hoods took on specific ethnic makeups. Many groups — including Italians, Poles and Irish- migrated here from Cleve- land's deteriorating neighborhoods. Family members joined them. It was not unheard of in the 1950s and'60s to have a half-dozen or more families with the same surname living on a single Parma street.
If the city had an image then, it was as a rural back- water.
Though construction in the city was steady before World War II, modern Parma wasn't born until the mid-1950s, when General Motors moved in. GM soon became the city's largest employer, spurring a post-war residential- building boom aided in part by Forest City Enterprises' developments.
In 1976, Parma essentially had run out of developable land, relegating home- building to isolated sites. Forest City had bought and developed 15,000 parcels of Parma real estate — about half the city's 21 square acres.
"This was, for the most part, a blue- collar, ethnic community," says McGinty. "There's still a reasonable percentage of blue-collar workers, and I think [that's where] the 'white socks' syndrome came from."
Parma may be primarily working- class, but it is not low-income: The median annual salary here is more than $33,000, compared to about $18,000 in the city of Cleveland and $40,385 in Rocky River. In 1992, the average selling price of a single-family home in Parma was close to $89,000.
What about the close-knit European ethnic image? "Well, you had those people who were here and used to the wide, expansive land. So as more people moved in, there was probably fear on those people's part," McGinty says, shrugging.
And what would Parma be, after all, without its ornate churches, the tiny women in babushkas at the grocery store? Cronauer, for one, finds that a strong selling-point for his hometown:
"The ethnicity was always the thing that made Parma so cool."
There are darker sides to Parma's public persona.
The city has been accused of being discriminatory and unfriendly to minorities who look to move into its tightly knit ethnic enclaves. Parma's housing practices have been the subject of federal investigations, and there have cases of burning crosses being planted in the yards of African-American homeowners.
City politicians have been branded as corrupt, practicing a Machiavellian brand of government focused on their own interests rather than the community's.
Pelagalli characterizes cases in which residents have struggled with Parma's political machine — such as last year's fight over whether to build a jail or a park on an open parcel of land — as "salt-of-the- earth people fighting the evil empire of elected officials."
Whether that's true, Parma has been the target of several high-profile lawsuits in the past couple of decades. In the mid- 1970s, the city was sued over allegedly discriminatory housing practices. Some 20 years later, to help settle that suit, Parma passed what have been called the toughest fair-housing laws in Ohio.
Mayor Boldt brushes aside suggestions that the city discriminates against non- European ethnic groups: "As the city grew larger, maybe there were some people who had strong feelings, but I don't know that anybody ever consciously made overtures to exclude any nationality."
In August 1990, the NAACP sued Parma, charging that a residency requirement for municipal employees was racist. In November 1995, Parma ended its requirement that new city workers move into Parma within 18 months of being hired. (Cleveland's residency requirement gives municipal employees six months to move within city limits.)
The rule was discriminatory against African-Americans, the NAACP claimed, because they did not feel welcome among Parma's still very European (and white) neighborhoods and would thus be less likely to apply for jobs there.
Nonsense, say longtime Parmanians. McGinty says Parma is simply a microcosm of urban sprawl, dealing with many of the same issues as larger cities and suffering the politically correct consequences. True, Parma's African-American population is very low, but so is Lakewood's.
"I think that perception [of discrimination] goes toward any ethnic group that tries to retain some of its customs," McGivney says. "I don't think it's restricted to the city of Parma. Yes, when large groups of one nationality live together they like to keep their ethnicity and customs. But that doesn't mean they're intolerant of other people."
I have found that while there certainly is a reputation that Parma holds, I have never found it to be accurate," Pelagalli says.
Boldt and McGinty note that ethnic groups tend to stay close to those with similar back- grounds — witness Little Italy or historically Irish areas of the Near West Side. Someone has to be the first to move in, but in Par- ma's case, it appears that few African- and Asian-Americans or His- panics are stepping up.
Boldt also makes the point that Parma, like many traditionally working-class communities, tends to keep its own. Any longtime resident can tell of neighbors whose children went to college, got married and moved back within blocks of their childhood homes.
When Fowler and Cronauer lived in Piinriti in the 1960s and '70s, race and diversity weren't part of their daily vocabulary Neighborhood kickball games — often including kids who spoke little or no English — were more important.
What grates on McGinty are allegations of discrimination not supported by fact and accusers who are not willing "to admit that they're not sup ported by fact. While you're always going to have people citing one or two isolated cases, this does not represent the attitude of the general population."
So are there, in fact, hundreds of pink flamingos in Parma? Are their skinny steel "legs" shoved into the earth at Ridgewood public golf course or on the grassy hill in front of City Hall? Does the Kmart in neighboring Brooklyn run blue-light specials on six-packs of tube socks?
And why doesn't someone start poking run of some other community? There must be something to rib folks about in Gates Mills.
Many people who live or work in Parma are nonplussed by remarks about their choice of footwear or the contents of their front yards. Parmanians almost enjoy the kitschy image. Cronauer cheerfully explains, for example, that his dad replaced the ball at the top of the family flagpole with a toilet-bowl floater he'd spray-painted silver.
One lifelong resident says that reacting to the remarks is like reacting to a stranger's feelings about you. Do you care if the guy at the bank counter thinks you're a jerk?
"I'm sure some people are always going to have that perception," Boldt says. "But how are you going to overcome that? If they have that strong a feeling, they won't come out. We have what we have to offer. That's it."
None of this is to suggest that Parmanians don't wonder why their fair city has been singled out. They ask: Is East Cleveland too African-American? Is Little Italy ethnically racist? Have Parma's officials been any more or less competitive than Cleveland's?
"If your parents taught you anything, they taught you not to be concerned about what other people think of you," says Pelagalli. "I know I'm not racist. If people perceive the community I live in that way, that's their prejudice and their ignorance.
"You can go into the city of Parma and find people who dislike all the different races and cultures, but you'd find that in Shaker Heights or Willoughby Hills. You'll find it wherever you go. Is it fair to have that reputation? No, it's not. Is there anything that can be done about it? I don't know that there is."
Nor does Pelagalli necessarily care. It's just one of those tilings, like the memories any suburban kid carries around and the pride people develop for their home- town — even if it is Parma, Ohio.
Besides, says Fowler, Parma has provided him with a great deal of material over the years. "I was always looking to get a laugh, so if Parma could help me in any way, great. On the other hand, [Joe and I] have never been invited to be grand marshals in a Parma parade."
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The first round of NCAA basketball coverage is an onslaught of wall-to-wall coverage for two days and CBS can only show one game at a time. They do bounce from game to game, but wouldn't it be nice to see them all from start to finish?
A person can order the NCAA March Madness package for around $70, but the need to change the channel still exists and it's mostly useful for the first round when there are 32 games taking place in two days.
Joe Senser's Sports Theater has the solution; watch them all at once on monster 5 x 9 foot HDTV screens that circle the entire restaurant and can be seen from every angle.
It's college basketball heaven for tournament enthusiasts. Never miss any play of any game.
It can be information overload at times but it's exciting, especially during the tournament and on Sunday's during football season
ESPN and SI consistently recognize Joe Senser's as one of the best sports bars in the state and one of the top 20 in the country.
Senser, a former Pro Bowl tight end for the Minnesota Vikings, was also a color commentator for the Minnesota Vikings Radio Network. It's no surprise his restaurant prides itself on sports entertainment.
Senser's has four Twin Cities locations including Bloomington, Eagan, Plymouth and Roseville.
Its slogan is "if the games on, it's on at Senser's," and that includes every sport from golf to ultimate fighting.
Food is great too. Burgers, sandwiches and appetizers are the best, but the rest of the menu is pretty solid.
The Sweet 16 is set and will begin play on Thursday, March 25th. Games will be aired everyday thru Sunday.


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New Hanover board expected to take action on salaries after study released
Published: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 10:18 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 10:18 a.m.
It will cost more than $800,000 for New Hanover County to bring its employee salaries in line with competitors and market value, according to a new study.
The Evergreen Solutions' salary and compensation study, commissioned by the county for $105,600 last year, found that several positions were paid below competitor and market value by more than 15 percent.
The county's energy program specialists are paid 52.4 percent below market, code enforcement officials are paid 31 percent below market, and county attorneys are paid – on average – 20 percent below market. Firefighters, information technology supervisors, network administrators and transportation coordinators were all paid between 16 and 19 percent below average.
The findings do not mean that every county employee in these positions is underpaid by comparison, but that the average salary for that position is not in line with competitors.
Three positions – the property management director, museum director and payroll administration specialists – were all paid between 17 and 21 percent above the average.
New Hanover uses a pay range scale for each position, and the study found that the majority of county employees – about 88 percent – are in the lower half of their range. The study suggested that this may be a tenure issue. County employees are not staying long enough to move up through the scale. This was particularly true in the departments where average pay was well below that of competitors, the study found.
But overall the study found the county was in line with its peers. When all departments are factored in, the study found that the county pays about 2.9 percent above the market minimum, about 0.5 percent above the market midpoint and 1.8 percent below the market maximum.
To rectify the discrepancies in several county departments, the study gave a couple of recommendations related to increasing pay for employees who fell below the average for certain positions.
The study recommended that the county move to a "uniform, competitive pay plan" to make it easier for employees and taxpayers to understand. The proposed structure has not yet been discussed by county officials.
It also suggested budgeting $825,013 to bring all of the county salaries up to the market minimum. This would include $473,855 from the general fund, $348,985 from the fire district fund and $2,173 from the environmental management fund.
These increases are included in the county manager-recommended budget for next year that will go before the commissioners Monday.
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Each month, in addition to featuring functional art by over 100 Arizona artists, Practical Art hosts an emerging local artist for a month long solo show.
June's artist is print maker David Higgins. His exhibition, titled "wire(d)," transforms the eyesore of our valley's communication system (telephone poles and their never ending wires) into beautiful works of intimate portraiture.
A mixture of black and white and sepia tones, the prints transform these benign every day objects into works of art that help to express the beauty of their under appreciated function – connecting the residents of this valley to the people and information that we need to grow as individuals and as a community.
For a look behind the scenes at David Higgins' printmaking process, please visit the Practical Art Blog.
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Arlington, behind Jake Smith's hat trick, defeated the Oak Harbor High School boys soccer team 4-0 at Wildcat Memorial Stadium Tuesday, April 6.
The Wildcats were unable to score even though they produced a season-high 13 shots on goal. Coach Brian Thompson, speaking about the offensive attack, said, "We are improving on that."
Thompson also noted the work of goal keeper Tucker Lundstrom who "made an incredible save" in the first half.
Oak Harbor, which has been hampered by injuries all season, played without standout Marcos Anjos against Arlington (4-4); Anjos is also expected to miss Friday's match at Stanwood (3-3).
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- Address: Jiangbei Road, Huangjiang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong Province
- Tel: 0769-83363333 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 东莞太子酒店
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The Crown Prince Hotel is 45-minute drive to the Shenzhen airport and 15-minute drive to Changping railway station. The hotel is fully eqiupped and elegantly decorated.
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Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Business Floor or Executive Floor, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Indoor Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Suitable for wheelchairs, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Airline Desk, Fire Detector, KTV, Chess & Playing Cards Room
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i hope this is okay. This came out better than expected, except for the planes. They were really hard to draw, ugh. My entry is not very creative, sorry about that ;v; Even if i dont place, i still had fun!
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In the context of this picture, that is truly something a real artist would say. Hat's off to you. But seriously this is wonderful.
In the context of this picture, that is truly something a real artist would say. Hat's off to you. But seriously this is wonderful.
I have no words. This is simply fabulous! I really hope you place Andiliion <3
Wow just flat out stunning you are getting better and better every time I see your drawings. Beautiful colors and hun the lighting is beautifully done, im gonna have to say your close to Thomas Kinkaid in this department. It just draws you in and it definitely tells a story. Miss you buddy keep being super awesome! ^w^
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Oh I know, which is why I try to stay away from drawing man-made things... I'd have to be mapping stuff and using grid lines and such xp, but I will eventually start doing them more XP .
Ive become intrigued by greyscaling lately from watching equine artists do it. It's definitely a good method to help you see where to fix your contrast. When creating logos and characters it's best practice is to start in black and white so that your design is well balanced and that the shape of it is identifiable from a distance or first glance :3
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President Obama signed a $1.1 trillion spending bill to fund the federal government through the end of September.
He signed it Friday, the day before federal funding was set to run out.
This compromise package passed both Houses of Congress overwhelmingly this week. It funds every agency of the federal government. It'll prevent us from having another government shutdown.
Here's a little more about the passage of this 1,582 page bill. It was engineered as a result of compromises between both parties with each gaining something in return for giving something up.
"They made hundreds of changes, cutting things, adding things. They made it a much more rational budget, a real budget," said Neil Berch, an Associate Professor of Political Science at WVU.
When it comes to cuts, the Department of Education, Department of Housing and Department of Labor will see less funding. On the other hand, funding will increase for the Social Security Administration and Centers for Disease Control.
"Most of these cuts are relatively small. The increases are relatively small. It's just a shifting of priorities because things change over time. If this continued year after year, you might see some changes. In the short term, I don't think people will notice much," Berch said.
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Expired Date: 17-01-11 Aspira Nigeria Ltd. is a cosmetic company established in 2008, located in Kano, the centre of commerce in Northern Nigeria. Aspira Nigeria Ltd. is a sister company of Imperio International Ltd. which has been in existence since 2000 and has threaded upon the threshold of excellence and is known for its wide variety of qualitative and distinctive products ranging from perfumes, creams, lotions, petroleum jelly and much more. Having achieved all this the vision of Aspira came into being having the same goals and perceptions with its sister company. Our products are specifically made to radiate the beauty that is already existent in the Nigerian people and provide you with elegance and class, yet at a high affordable price. Our products meet the needs of the high and low class in an effective and efficient dimension. Production Manager
Responsibilities: – Daily supervision in soap, petroleum jelly, cream manufacturing plant. – Overseeing the production process, drawing up a production schedule, ensuring due dates are met, proactive communication of late orders to sales team. -Set priorities for production schedules based on new product introduction, equipment efficiency and materials supply. Familiar with factory planning strategies and is capable of scheduling and planning the machining operations to ensure on time delivery and quality objectives are met or exceeded. -Responsible to work with various departments (Engineering, Quality Marketing, etc.) on any special or new projects deemed critical by management. -Adopt, set up and implement SOP's/Work Instructions, for all production processes and ensure adherence to Change Control Policy. -Estimating manufacturing costs for quoting purposes. -Establish individual accountability using coaching and support and performance management process. -Continuous improvement working closely with Engineering, Inspection and Quality to improve productivity and drive OpEx Savings in addition to scrap reduction. -Make quantifiable recommendations on capital expenditures for Machine Shop.
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The author of the Trojan refers to it as the BlackHole RAT, while security experts are calling it OSX/MusMinim-A, or MusMinim for short. "Black Hole" is already used by Irradiated to name a legitimate Mac security application which removes potentially sensitive information such as recently-used file lists, data left in the clipboard, and so on. MusMinim appears to have a mix of German and English in its user interface, as well as these functions:
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6pm. Foothills Loop trail. Meet at the Discovery Center. Join us for a unique ranger-led hike on the Foothills Loop during the cooler evening hours. Wear suitable clothing and shoes and bring water, a flashlight, and insect spray. Trail is moderately difficult and 2.5 miles long. Please RSVP with your contact info and number
of people in your group to: email@example.com $7 per vehicle entrance fee applies. Dates subject to change or cancellation due to weather. Please confirm with Park before hike. For more information, call the park at 520-586-2283. Additional hike dates include: 7/23, 8/6, 8/27 & 9/10.
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Reserve online (24-hours) or call (520) 586-2283. You can call 7 days a week, from 8am. to 5pm. MST. Please review the Cave Tour Info before placing your reservation. School/group tours should review additional information. To make same day Cave Tour reservations (based on availability) please call (520) 586-2283. Please arrive AT LEAST 1 hour prior to your scheduled tour time. Late arrival may result in the forfeiture of your reserved tour time.
Summer & Fall Hours (June 4– Dec. 18): Gate Hours 6am. - 10pm. Discovery Center hours 9am. - 5pm.
Winter & Spring Hours (Dec. 19 – June 4): Gate Hours 6am. - 10pm. Discovery Center Hours 8am. – 6pm. The Discovery Center is closed half-day on Thanksgiving & December 24, and all day on December 25. The campgrounds are open year-round.
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Starting October 15, the Big Room re-opens for tours. Book now and experience nearly 1 hour underground. Children age 6 and under are not allowed on this tour. The Kartchner Cavern story is about amazing discoveries past, present and future. Marvel at the many strange and colorful formations. Learn about the cave fauna, both living and ancient. Read Cave Tour Information.
Experience a stunning limestone cave in Southeastern Arizona that boasts world-class features. This "live" cave, discovered in 1974, is host to a wide variety of unique minerals and formations. Water percolates from the surface and calcite formations continue to grow, including stalactites dripping down like icicles and giant stalagmites reaching up from the ground. Tour guides will unveil this fascinating underground landscape during a memorable 1½ hour tour.
The Discovery Center features museums exhibits, a large gift shop, regional displays, theater, and educational information about the caverns and the surrounding landscape. There are also campgrounds, hiking trails, lockers, shaded picnic areas, a deli, an amphitheater, and a hummingbird garden.
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It wasn't until February 1978 that Tenen and Tufts told the property owners, James and Lois Kartchner, about their amazing discovery. During the four years of secret exploration, the discoverers realized that the cave's extraordinary variety of colors and formations must be preserved.
The cave's existence became public knowledge in 1988 when its purchase was approved as an Arizona State Park. Extraordinary precautions have been taken during its development to conserve the cave's near-pristine condition.
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Cave Formations
This bell canopy is one of many fascinating features on the Rotunda-Throne Room tour at Kartchner Caverns State Park. It is formed by water flowing over a bump on the wall, then dripping to create this beautiful formation.
In November 1974 two young cavers, Gary Tenen and Randy Tufts, were exploring the limestone hills at the base of the Whetstone Mountains. In the bottom of a sinkhole they found a narrow crack leading into the hillside. Warm, moist air flowed out, signaling the existence of a cave. After several hours of crawling, they entered a pristine cavern.
The formations that decorate caves are called "speleothems." Usually formations are composed of layers of calcite called travertine deposited by water. The form a speleothem takes is determined by whether the water drips, flows, seeps, condenses, or pools.
Kartchner Caverns is home to:
- One of the world's longest soda straw stalactites: 21 feet 3 inches (Throne Room)
- The tallest and most massive column in Arizona, Kubla Khan: 58 feet tall (Throne Room)
- The world's most extensive formation of brushite moonmilk (Big Room)
- The first reported occurrence of "turnip" shields (Big Room)
- The first cave occurrence of "birdsnest" needle quartz formations
- Many other unusual formations such as shields, totems, helictites, and rimstone dams.
Please Remember: Many of the formations you will see have been continuously growing for tens of thousands of years. The formations grow very slowly and are extremely fragile. When visiting remember that formations damaged even by accident will stop growing. To avoid damage to the cave and injury to yourself please refrain from touching any of the formations.
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