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Companies participating in the exhibition may cancel the lease of exhibit space at any time with written notice to ASRM Exhibit Management via postal mail or email to email@example.com. The following schedule will be used when acknowledging the cancellation: Cancellations received on or before July 1, will receive a refund of all fees paid less a $500 processing charge. After July 1, companies will be responsible for the full cost of the contracted exhibit space.
Exhibiting companies that reserve exhibit space and do not provide ASRM with written notice of their inability to exhibit before the first installation day will automatically be charged a fee of $500, forfeit all payments for booth rental, and may not be allowed to participate in future ASRM exhibitions for two years.
At no time should music or videos be played at a level that interferes with a neighboring booth's exhibiting activities. Music, videos, or posters/pictures containing explicit or vulgar language or acts are strictly prohibited. ASRM management reserves the right to determine what is appropriate regarding music, videos, and posters/pictures.
All exhibits will be assigned by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine and will be located in the designated exhibit hall. No company or their representatives may display, demonstrate, or distribute their products and/or services in any location other than their designated exhibit space(s). Displaying promotional advertisements, the distribution of printed materials, the solicitation of orders outside of your exhibit space is strictly prohibited. These rules apply to all organizations, their vendors, contractors, staff and agents in attendance at the ASRM Annual Meeting. Exhibitors who have been approved to host an industry-sponsored event or who are participating in the Door Drop Bag program or other ASRM marketing programs may use these vehicles to promote their products/services which have been approved for display by ASRM.
No one under the age of 16 years is allowed in the exhibit/poster area at any time including move-in or move-out. Only infants in arms are allowed during official exhibit/poster hours. No strollers will be permitted.
Subletting or sharing of exhibit space is not allowed at any time. All signs, advertisements, publications, materials, products, and representatives' badges must reflect the name of the contracted exhibiting company. Any violation of these regulations may result in an immediate shutdown and removal of the booth and materials in violation.
No pictorial, visual, or audio recording, or broadcasting of any type shall be made in the convention center or any other locations of ASRM scientific sessions without the prior written approval of ASRM Exhibit Management and the convention center. An official photographer is designated in the Exhibitor Service Manual.
J Spargo & Associates will not register exhibitors for badges without hotel reservations unless permission has been granted by ASRM. Each exhibiting company receives four complimentary badges per 100 square feet of contracted exhibit space. By booking in our 2012 hotel block, you will receive a discount of $100 per 10'x10' booth space reserved for the 2013 meeting in Boston, MA. Any company that wishes to pre-register more exhibitors than their complimentary allotment may do so for a fee of $30 per badge. An exhibitor's badge is valid for admission to the exhibit area, plenary sessions and Opening Ceremony. Attendance at postgraduate courses, clinical seminars, and luncheon conferences (ticketed events) are restricted to meeting participants.
Booth rental includes an 8' high back drape with 36" high side drapes (except island displays; drape colors are blue and silver) and a booth ID sign (7" x 44" with company name and booth number). Aisle carpeting will be provided throughout the hall. Booth carpeting - at the exhibitor's expense - is required. For information about ordering additional furnishings and equipment, refer to the Exhibitor Service Manual.
Exhibitor representatives are required to staff their exhibit booths at all times when the exhibit hall is officially open.
ASRM has adopted guidlines for booth construction as suggested by the International Association of Exhibitions and Events™ (IAEE) and Healthcare Conventions & Exhibitors Association (HCEA). When designing your booth, please keep in mind the following overall regulations:
Blue and silver booth drape will be used, incorporating pipe and drape for the back and sidewalls. Furnished booth drape will be 8' high from floor to top of back wall; side partitions will be 36" high. Show management will provide aisle carpet. Booth carpet is required for all exhibits and may be ordered from the decorator. A complimentary and uniformly lettered, single-line sign, 7" x 44", carrying the company name and booth number will be furnished and properly located at the top/back of each booth. You may remove or cover this sign at your convenience.
Exhibitors' signs or lights may not bear ASRM's name or its logo. All signs or lights must be in your booth at all times and must be positioned or affixed in a manner that would not present a potential hazard. Hanging a sign/banner or lights from the convention center ceiling in the exhibit hall is not permitted.
Island exhibits may not exceed 16' in height. A 50% see-through effect on the portion of the booth from the floor up to a minimum of 8' in height is required. Compliance will be determined from a minimum of two angles. Full use of the floor area within the island is permitted; however, no part of the exhibit, demonstrations, or exhibitor activities may extend beyond the pre-established boundaries of the contracted booth space. When scheduling activities that may draw crowds, exhibitors must make available (in contracted floor area) adequate space for lines. Please take this into consideration when determining how much space is needed for your booth. Individuals who desire to visit your exhibit will not be allowed to wait or form lines in the aisles. Island booth exhibits may have one raised level. Two-story booths are not allowed by the San Diego County Convention Center. Island booths are permitted to hang signs from the ceiling provided that they do not exceed 20' in height. Any hanging signs or lighting must be hung directly above contracted booth space. Nothing may be hung over aisles.
Exhibits and signage may not exceed 8' in height. In-line booths may not contain construction that exceeds 4' in height from the front of the booth. Diagonal site lines of neighboring booths cannot be obstructed. The rear 5' of the booth (5' from the back wall) may contain construction up to 8'. No in-line booths will be permitted to hang objects from the ceiling. This includes signs, lighting, products or any other exhibit structure.
ASRM shall provide guard service throughout the hours of installation, show and dismantlement period, and exercise reasonable care for the protection of the exhibitors' materials and display. Beyond this, ASRM, the show facility, or any officer or staff member or vendor thereof will not be responsible for the safety of the property or the exhibitor, his agents or employees, from theft, damage by fire, accident, or any other cause. Exhibitor is required to secure sufficient insurance coverage for all booth contents.
Please make ASRM management aware if your organization may be the subject of a demonstration or protest group. This is necessary so that the appropriate measures may be taken to lessen the impact such demonstrations may have on the ASRM Annual Meeting attendees. (This will not have a bearing on your ability to exhibit with ASRM.)
All participating organizations and their personnel must comply with the local, state, and federal fire regulations. All decorating materials, furniture, signs, and equipment must meet local, city, and state fire and public safety regulations. In accordance with the city fire marshal, no empty crates or boxes may be stored in the exhibit area, under draped tables, or behind the pipe and drape. ASRM requires that any exhibitor using or generating hazardous waste or potentially dangerous materials must receive the written permission of ASRM Exhibits Management and the convention center prior to the opening of the exhibition. Hazardous waste is considered to be any liquid, material, or substance that may cause fire, injury or make the air unsafe to breathe. The following are prohibited:
Questions about Fire Department regulations should be directed to ASRM.
Exhibitor shall adhere to and be bound by 1) all applicable fire, utility, and building codes and regulations; 2) any and all rules or regulations of the facility where the ASRM Annual Meeting is held; 3) applicable terms of all leases and agreements between ASRM and the managers or owners of the facility; 4) the terms of any and all leases and agreements between ASRM and any other party relating to the Exhibit. Exhibitors shall not, nor permit others to do anything to the booth or do anything in the facility that will in any way void the policies or increase the insurance premiums payable by ASRM or the owners or managers of the facility.
It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to maintain insurance against injury, property damage, theft, fire, and any other forms of property loss or injury. ASRM requires that all exhibitors maintain insurance in the amount of $1,000,000, or the amount specified by local and federal governments for general liability insurance and worker's compensation.
Exhibitor hereby agrees to and does indemnify, hold harmless, and defend ASRM from and against any and all liability, responsibility, loss, damage, cost, or expense of any kind whatsoever (including, but not limited to cost, interest, and attorney's fees), which ASRM may incur, suffer, be put to, pay or be required to pay, incident to or arising directly or indirectly from any intentional or negligent act or omission by an exhibitor or any of its representatives, agents, vendors, employees, licenses, or invitees. Exhibitor further agrees that ASRM and its respective agents and employees shall not be responsible in any way for 1) damage, loss, or destruction of any property of exhibitor, or 2) injury to exhibitor or its representatives, agents, vendors, employees, licensees, or invitees.
ASRM and the owners or managers of the facility where the ASRM Annual Meeting is to be held shall not accept or store display material or empty crates, and Exhibitor shall make its own arrangements of shipment, delivery, receipt and storage of such materials and empty crates. Such arrangements may be made through the Official Contractor, if desired, and Exhibitor shall in any event provide the Official Contractor with copies of all bills of lading. All shipments and deliveries to the ASRM Annual Meeting shall be prepaid. Exhibitor shall not incur any obligation to the Official Contractor merely by reason of providing copies of any bills of lading hereunder.
Only participating exhibitors shall be authorized to use hospitality suites in the official hotel(s). Hospitality suites and private parties shall not be open during regularly scheduled hours of meetings, exhibits or other ASRM functions. Exhibitors who schedule private functions in conflict with official ASRM events will be penalized. This policy will be strictly enforced. All functions must be approved by ASRM. Please see the Symposium/Special Event Application.
It is mutually agreed that in the event of cancellation of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's Annual Meeting as a result of strikes, governmental regulations, or other causes that would prevent its scheduled opening or continuance, this agreement will be terminated immediately, and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine shall determine an equitable basis for the refund of such portion of the exhibit fees as is possible, after due consideration of expenditures and commitments already made.
The Exhibit Hall at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's Annual Meeting is established to provide space to promote products, services and educational material determined by ASRM to be of interest to ASRM members and their guests and consistent with ASRM's mission. ASRM reserves the right to review each Exhibitor's content prior to assigning the space and may decline to offer space to any applicant at ASRM's sole discretion. Application for exhibit space must be submitted on the Official Exhibit Space Application and Agreement form. Applications will not be accepted without payment in full.
Smoking will not be permitted in any meeting area, common space in the convention center, or exhibit hall.
As a condition of participation in the ASRM exhibition, each exhibitor, its representatives, and agents must agree to and abide by all rules and regulations set forth in the exhibition Prospectus, Exhibitor Service Manual, and other correspondence of ASRM, its contractors/agents, and the convention center. ASRM reserves the right to shut down an exhibit or exclude from future exhibition participation if, in ASRM's opinion, the exhibitor disregards or refuses to observe ASRM policies or instructions. If a shutdown does occur, ASRM will neither refund the booth fee paid nor pay for exhibitor losses such as housing, travel, wages, or other fees associated with exhibiting. If in ASRM's opinion, any exhibitor disregards an ASRM policy or directive, ASRM reserves the right to impose an appropriate penalty, which may not be stated above. The ASRM reserves the right to re-enter, take possession of the space, and remove all persons and goods at the exhibitor's expense.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the ASRM will make all reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with disabilities at its Annual Meeting.
Thousands of doctors, nurses, and other professionals in the field of reproductive medicine are advancing their careers with the latest news, continuing education, discounts, and networking opportunities. Here are 15 reasons you should consider joining ASRM:News and Education
•Access to the Society's journals, Fertility and Sterility and the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics •CME/CE credits in-person and online through ASRM eLearn® •Updates on the latest reproductive health policy news from our D.C. office •Access to printable Practice Guidelines and Ethics Statements
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Washington Association of School Administrators has recognized Chelan High School Principal Barry DePaoli as a recipient of the 2012 Robert J. Handy Most Effective Administrator Award.
DePaoli accepted the the award yesterday at the WASA Small Schools Conference in Wenatchee. Two administrators for the large district category will be recognized later in the year.
A peer committee selects the winners from nominations that describe how each nominee is taking part in realizing the nine characteristics of high-performing schools/districts as defined by research from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
In accepting the award Mr. DePaoli said, ?I am also extremely thankful to the Lake Chelan School Board, Superintendent Robert Manahan, and the entire community for allowing me the privilege to serve as principal of Chelan High School over the past seven years. Together, we have built a positive culture based on mutual respect and strong relationships, which have been the cornerstones of our success. I gratefully accept the
Robert J. Handy award on behalf of all staff at Chelan High School.?
The Robert J. Handy Most Effective Administrator Awards seek to recognize outstanding public school administrators in Washington State.
Three awards are presented each year, based on district-size categories, with a $10,000 award equally divided among the winners.. The award can be used for personal or professional growth and/or to support and disseminate information about a successful school or district program.

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Vice President Joe Biden drew laughs during an inauguration party in Washington after referring to himself as "president of the United States," a video shows.
"You saw what America came to see. You saw early on, Iowa Democrats saw early on the incredible promise and the incredible capability, the incredible leadership of the guy I now serve with," Biden began during his address.
"I'm proud to be president of the United States, but I'm prouder to be Barack ..." he said as laughter erupted in the room, CNN reported.
"I am proud to be vice president of the United States," he corrected himself, adding "Well, there goes that."
This isn't the first time Biden has been referred to as the president of the United States. President Barack Obama made the same gaffe in August 2008 when he introduced Biden as "the next president of the United States."
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If you do happen to get caught in a rip current, "swim to the side one way or the other until you no longer have difficulties or feel yourself being pulled," Brewster advises.
Whatever you do, "don't fight the current because these currents can move up to 8 knots, which is faster than an Olympic swimmer can swim," he says. "In many cases, you will be simply unable to outpower the rip current, so you'll want to outsmart it," he says.
Another option is to tread water until someone can assist you, Brewster suggests.
"Learn to swim in the environment where you are going to be swimming," Brewster says. "You may be a confident pool swimmer, but that doesn't prepare you for conditions on the North shore of Oahu in Hawaii," he says. "Always swim near a lifeguard and never swim alone," he says. "Even a very confident swimmer can experience difficulties and if there is an emergency and you are alone, you may not be noticed."
Alcohol and Swimming Don't Mix
"You should avoid alcohol while swimming," Brewster says. According to the USLA, alcohol can reduce your body temperature and impair your swimming ability as well as impair judgment, causing you to take unnecessary risks.
Float Where You Can Swim
"If you have a raft, don't take it any further from shore than you have the capability to swim," Brewster says. "If you are using a floating device such as a body board or raft, use a leash so that if you fall off, you don't lose the device," he recommends.
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Each summer, we tend to hear about at least one horrific shark attack. In fact, in mid-June, a surfer died after a shark bit him in the left thigh in waters off northeastern Brazil that are known for large concentrations of sharks, according to media reports. But shark attacks are actually rather rare. In fact, worldwide there is an average of 50 to 70 shark attacks every year, according to statistics compiled by the International Shark Attack File.
"You are far more likely to be injured in a car accident driving to the beach than to ever even see a shark," says Brewster. To avoid becoming a statistic, "don't wear shiny jewelry or swim at dusk," Brewster suggests. "Shark bites are believed to be a result of prey identification mistakes where the shark thinks you are a fish or a seal."
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Handling Passwords in OWSM - Best Practices - 11g
By Prakash Yamuna-Oracle on Sep 06, 2011
I came across some excellent blogs on the net that talk about OWSM and how to use OWSM to secure your web services/web service clients.
Here are some examples that I see on the net:
http://biemond.blogspot.com/2010/08/things-you-need-to-do-for-owsm-11g.html by Ediwin Beimond.
http://blogs.oracle.com/wssi/entry/securing_weblogic_web_servcies_with by Jiandong Guo
Edwin Beimond has some excellent posts in terms of providing a detailed step-by-step How To describing how to use various OWSM policies. However one of things I have noticed is that people end up specifying passwords in the clear as part of their code snippets.
This is something I would strongly discourage customer's from adopting. Passwords in the clear in code is a recipe for security vulnerabilities. It also results in brittle code - if the passwords change - you need to change code.
Oracle FMW provides a credential store framework (CSF) to enable storing passwords in a secure fashion and I encourage people to use CSF rather than specifying passwords in the clear.
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Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNS) today announced it has significantly expanded its Reference Methodology flow support of ARM® processors to include the new Cortex-R4 processor. The expanded Reference Methodology is the latest result of the close collaboration between Cadence and ARM. The extended ARM-Cadence® Encounter® Reference Methodology now supports both synthesizable Cortex processors and is based on the Cadence Encounter digital IC design platform.
Cadence and ARM jointly developed and validated this extended Reference Methodology in an extremely short time to offer customers the highest possible quality and design capabilities. The ARM-Cadence Reference Methodology portfolio now supports the ARM Cortex-R4 processor, Cortex-M3 processor, and all ARM7, ARM9 and ARM11 processor families.
"This Reference Methodology is proof of the breadth and strength of our relationship with Cadence," said Keith Clarke, vice president of technical marketing director at ARM. "This expanded, jointly developed Reference Methodology provides our mutual customers with the value of quick core adoption. This is an important vehicle for use with our new Cortex-R4 processor, which targets embedded real-time systems for mass storage, automotive, industrial and networking applications."
The expanded ARM-Cadence Encounter Reference Methodology offers numerous benefits for ARM processor-based system on chip (SoC) designs. The flow has been pre-validated with ARM Artisan® Physical intellectual property (IP) and is optimized to reduce the effort required to implement ARM synthesizable processor IP, while the silicon-proven Cadence Encounter digital IC design platform helps deliver predictable results.
The ARM-Cadence Reference Methodology offers signal integrity (SI) analysis and repair to minimize risk and speed time to volume. It generates models required for end users to integrate ARM processors into their SoCs. Cadence technologies supported in this Reference Methodology include Cadence SoC Encounter®, an integrated RTL-to-GDS hierarchical chip implementation system ideal for large-scale and low-power designs. The fully-scripted flow also allows user customization where required.
"The new Cortex-R4 processor represents yet another important element in ARM's popular and growing product line," said Eric Filseth, vice president of Product Marketing at Cadence. "The ARM-Cadence Encounter Reference Methodology is the result of a deep partnership that includes direct feedback and validation from ARM. With this methodology, we're able to provide our customers a proven design flow to implement ARM products in the most efficient manner possible."
The ARM-Cadence Encounter Reference Methodology provides a predictable route to silicon and a basis for customer methodology development using both logical and physical technologies. It enables rapid technology-specific implementation and streamlines the development of designs based on ARM processors. By delivering a powerful, automated RTL-to-GDSII implementation flow for ARM Partners, the methodology increases nanometer design efficiency and reduces time to silicon with predictable performance, power, and area results.
In September of 2005, ARM and Cadence announced the Cadence® Optimization Methodology Kit for ARM Processors which massively simplifies the implementation techniques used to achieve higher performance, lower power and less area (PPA) for ARM processor-based designs. The ARM-Cadence Reference Methodology is immediately available from ARM. More information can be found at http://www.cadence.com/partners/ip_program/arm.aspx.


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Recently, Carmen Marc Valvo showcased his Fall 2014 collection at the Theatre at Lincoln Center. Celebrities in the front row included Andrea Powell, Vanessa Williams, Katie Couric, Daisy Fuentes, and Adepero Oduye. Valvo's collection drew inspiration from the era of the Ottoman Empire and represented the strong, persevering woman who would fight in battle and for love. Models walking the runway even sported warrior ponytails to coincide with this inspiration. The collection focused on furs, lace, leather, suede, metallic fabrics, and predominantly dark yet vibrant colors.
All of the looks were impressive, but highlights included the following: a gunmetal and black metallic cocktail dress, a black diamond mink vest layered over a steel long sleeve tunic top and paired with leather pants, a lustrous gold and black lace gown, and a ruby and black silk gown with metallic touches. The collection was fiercely powerful and full of character. What an impressive range of looks!


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Our warehouse database is part of OLTP database which contains more than twenty warehouse tables that are refreshed each night. Each warehouse table can hold data from many Banner tables. These tables are created to consolidate data into one table from several tables so retrieving data from Discoverer and other reporting tools is easier.
We have a crontab file where programs are located and are executed automatically at specified times to create the warehouse tables. Most of the warehouse tables that are refreshed are refreshed each week night between 5PM and 7AM.
A new version of stand-alone OLAP Data Warehouse may be implemented in the coming months through Oracle Warehouse Builder.


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Debora Castany Age: 20 Major: Nutrition Minor: Chemistry
What got you started playing tennis? I used to live in Barcelona and I moved to a little town called Premia de Mar when I was nine. The tennis club was really close to my house and my parents got me into tennis to do a sport as a hobby. I started to take tennis classes and since then I have been involved with tennis.
What has kept you interested since then? I started to get better at tennis and with that I started to compete in tournaments. I really liked the competition and I enjoy and have fun playing tennis.
What brought you to Arizona? In the beginning, I was looking at colleges all over the US and I found in Arizona everything that I was looking for. The tennis program was good and they also had a good program in the career I wanted to study. Also, a big influence was the weather that we have here because it's great.
What is the biggest difference between home in Spain and here in Arizona? There are a couple of differences between home and here. First, I think food is one of the main differences. In America there's more fast food, the portions are bigger, and the way they cook is different.
Do you plan to stay in the US after graduation? I don't know what I'm going to do. My first year, I was completely sure that I wanted to go back to Spain, but now I think it would be a good option to stay for a while in the US after I graduate.
Do you have plans for after graduation career wise or other goals? I would like to work as a sports nutritionist because I have been around sports all my life and I think nutrition is an important factor that helps athletes to perform better.


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Champion of the American songbook Michael Feinstein has adapted splendidly to his newest gig as principal conductor of the Pasadena POPS as evidenced by a marvelous evening of standards and rare gems on the Los Angeles Arboretum's Bauer Lawn. Aptly named "Feinstein's Favorites," the June 7, 2014 concert featured guest artists that amused and amazed the appreciative and diverse audience.
Feinstein's abundant sense of humor was in rare form throughout the performance, and his genuine regard and respect for his orchestra and guests was heartwarming. He also gave credit to the many individuals who helped him with his "dumpster diving" to sleuth out lost arrangements and compositions, some of which were being performed live for the first time.
Relative newcomer to Broadway lovely Laura Osnes channeled Peggy Lee she sang "Lover" by Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart/ arr. Gordon Jenkins. David White's performance of "Soliloquy" from "Carousel" by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II (arr. Don Walker) was masterful; it doesn't get any better than that.
Then there was Armen Guzelimian who proved that classical pianists can boogie when his fingers flew across the keys for Konstantine Bakaleinikoff"s "Brahmsiana" based on themes by Johannes Brahms.
But the brightest stars of the evening were 16-year-old violinist Geneva Lewis (protégé of concertmaster Aimee Kreston) and "America's Got Talent" contestant vocalist Julia Goodwin who celebrated her 16th birthday in May. Lewis' passionate playing of "Disconcerto" by Jacques Press brought the audience to its feet. Goodwin's depth and her soulful rendition of "Feelin' Good" (Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley/ arr. Daryl Kojak/ orch. Tedd Firth) imply many previous lifetimes of experience.
Under Feinstein's baton the POPS offered some of this reviewer's favorite moments when these talented musicians played "Jalousie" (Jacob Gade/ arr. Leo Arnaud), "The Stripper" by David Rose and "Victory Stride" by James P. Johnson.
Always heavenly, the Los Angeles Arboretum is never more so than when it becomes an outdoor concert hall and the POPS are offering four more concerts this summer. Go!
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Facing a no-hitter for the first time in their 17-year history, the Bridgeport Bluefish finally broke through in the top of the ninth inning, but ultimately dropped the game to the Sugar Land Skeeters, 6-3, before 5,521 fans at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Tex., land is a suburb of Houston on Thursday night. The game was streamed live on ESPN3.
The Skeeters wasted little time getting on the board when DH Delwyn Young and right fielder Brian Barton both delivered RBI singles against Bridgeport starter Tomo Ohka.
Sugar Land upped its lead to 3-0 in the bottom of the second inning on Young's second RBI of the game—this one a sacrifice fly to centerfield. The score remained 3-0 until the Skeeters exploded for three runs in the bottom of the seventh. Catcher Travis Scott drove home Adam Goldman with a sacrifice fly to center. Jaye Chapman came in to relieve Ohka, and Nick Stavinoha immediately delivered a two-out two-run double.
Clint Everts, the Skeeters' starter, did not allow a hit thru eight innings. In fact, no Bluefish reached base until the sixth inning when leadoff hitter Luis Rodriquez was hit by a pitch, and Juan Martinez reached on an error. Everts and the Skeeters settled down, however, retiring the next three Bridgeport batters in order.
The 'Fish finally broke through in the top of the ninth. After center fielder James Simmons went down swinging to lead off the inning, right fielder Prentice Redman reached first on an error by Sugar Land third baseman Chase Lambin. After Redman reached on an error, Bluefish second baseman Ramon Castro delivered, banging a double to left field, breaking up Everts' no-no and Redman advancing to third. Bridgeport left fielder Fred Lewis followed with a two-run triple that cut the Sugar Land advantage to 6-2. Skeeters' manager Gary Gaetti then took out Everts to a standing ovation of the appreciative hometown crowd, replacing the 2002 first-round pick of the Montreal Expos with Gary Majewski who gave up a two-own RBI single to first baseman Luis Lopez before ultimately closing the door.
Everts' picked up the win for Sugar Land, going 8.1 innings, allowing three runs (one earned) on four hits. He struck out four and walked just one batter. Okha, a 38-year-old right hander from Kyoto, Japan, who converted himself into a knuckleballer this year in an effort to resurrect his career, was tagged with his eighth loss versus five wins. Okha allowed six runs—all earned—while allowing 10 hits, walking three and striking out two batters in 6.1 innings.
The 'Fish will return home to begin a three-game series vs. the Lancaster Barnstormers on Wednesday, Aug. 6. First pitch at The Ballpark at Harbor Yard is slated for 7:05 p.m. Tickets are available at the Bluefish box-office from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, or by clicking HERE. For more information, call. 203-345-4800.


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TUCSON, Ariz. - The University of Arizona volleyball program's 2011 signing class was charted as the 11th best in the country today by Prepvolleyball.com.
UA's six-player class should stock pile the Wildcats with talent for seasons to follow. Among the standouts in the class are USA A2 collegiate and junior national team member Madison Kingdon and Under Armour All-American setter Chloe Mathis.
Last week, Kingdon, the player of the year for the state of Arizona, was named to the USA A2 all-tournament team after her stellar play at the U.S. national championships in Dallas.
Additionally, providing needed depth in the middle will be Halli Amaro and Rachel Rhoades. Amaro, considered the top middle in Southern California, along with Rhoades are each ranked among the top 60 2011 recruits.
Rounding out the freshman class is Shaquillah Torres and Taylor Arizobal. Torres, an ESPN CalHiSports.com Athlete of the Week, and Arizobal are both long, athletic point scorers for Saddleback VBC.
The Pac-12 conference is well represented in the Prepvolleyball.com rankings with nine teams among the top 25 ranked including four in the top 10. Washington (4) leads the way followed by UCLA (5), California (6), USC (10), Arizona (11), Arizona State (19), Utah (20), Oregon (21) and Stanford (23).
The Wildcats will begin the 2011 season in Hawaii taking on Wichita State in a four-team tournament August 26-28.


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Sony A850 and Soy Flash HVL 43AM
My Sony Flash HVL-43AM is in the hot shoe of the A850 and the flash is set to TTL.
A pre flash is sent for correct exposure.
Now I set the on camera HVL 43AM flash to ctrl mode to control another off camera HVL 43AM that is also set to TTL.
A pre flash is sent by the on camera HVL 43AM to the off camera HVL 43AM and the off camera also sends out a pre flash.
Finally the question. Can I turn off the on camera HVL 43AM flash and still have it signal the off camera HVL 43AM so it sends out a pre flash? The purpose is to keep the on camera flash from sending out a pre flash and only the off camera flash sending out a pre flashing.
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Shale Gas 2012
Shale gas replaces coal in steel making.
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- Written by Nick Grealy
When I told people three and four years ago that the sudden emergence and future permanence of shale gas is the best news for the economy and the planet, I wasn't thinking of stories like this on shale and the steel industry. This is as fundamental a shift to the steel industry as the invention of the Bessemer process in 1850's. It also disrupts the world coal industry even more.
World coal use is divided very roughly into coal for generation (lignite and thermal coal) and coal used as an intrinsic part of the steel making process, metallurgical coal or coking coal. On a global basis, about ten percent of coal is met coal. I've been trying to figure out the carbon implications of met coal use. On one hand, the process uses up 50% of the coal to produce the heat which fixes the carbon to the steel, which in this case can be seen as some sort of carbon capture and storage. That makes it harder to know the actual CO2 implication of this news from the US, as natural gas starts to replace met coal in steel making, where Voestalpline and Nucor are:
among at least five U.S. plants under consideration or being built that would use gas instead of coal to purify iron ore, the main ingredient in steel.
"That technology has been around 30 years, but for 29 years gas prices in the U.S. were so high that the technology was not economical," said Michelle Applebaum, managing partner at consulting firm Steel Market Intelligence in Chicago. "This is how steel will be built moving forward."
UK Shale Gas needs new allies, not old enemies.
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UK shale energy acceptance in the coming year will depend on a variety of sources supporting shale.The ultra greens like to pretend that any Frack Head as Andrew Rawnsley calls supporters are CC deniers from the right wing of the Tories and/or UKIP. Proof of how simplistic that analysis is, comes from how one of Andrew Rawnsley's allies against fracking is Nick Griffin of the BNP. Does that prove Andrew Rawnsley is a black shirt? Of course not, but it doesn't prove that supporters of shale can't approach it from a left wing progressive analysis either.
Proof of this comes from a very welcome and important ally. David Miliband, for non UK readers, was the Foreign Secretary under Gordon Brown and narrowly lost the last leadership contest for party leader to his younger brother Ed. He's given a platform in the home of the little England right wing, perhaps because he would be so off message at The Observer, despite his impeccable left wing credentials
My New Year's wish is ..realise it's better to admit you're wrong and get things right than to plough on for fear of doing a U-turn and get things wrong.
Already this sounds like good advice to the Labour Party in particular and DECC and the Greens in general.
Why didn't the EPA bark on shale gas and water?
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I've often pointed out how silence can speak as loud as words in the shale debate. Last Friday, the US Environmental Protection Agency released a preliminary report of it's study into Potential Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing on Drinking Water Resources.
The cynical may point out to the timing. Friday afternoon before Christmas is as good a time as any to bury bad news. But who is the report bad news for? Allegations of water contamination lie at the heart of public concerns over shale. The debate has not lacked for emotive descriptions of actual or potential catastrophe from many quarters, repeated unchallenged in the press. Only one example here is Josh Fox, in France's Libération newspaper
In France, media and politicians talk about the "miracle" of shale gas. What is it?
This is a nightmare. The use of these gases pollute the water, air and threaten health. Wells allow gas to escape and chemicals in groundwater.We can not grow anything. The landscape is devastated.
Significantly, even in a paper that makes the UK Guardian look like the Daily Express, the rest of Libé's coverage has been very balanced. Certainly we have to ask ourselves how, in a mediaverse where US news events, meaningful and piddling alike are on continuous view thanks to rolling news, has anyone missed devastation,famine and poisoning on such a scale?
Will UK Shale Gas be Ugly?
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A key objection to UK and European shale is that Europe is too crowded, a story any seach of this site will show I've addressed many times. According to the expert opinion, England's Green and Pleasant Land could be re-industrialized thanks to shale gas, and it's a valid question to ask. That was my immediate question when I first talked about shale here over four years ago. The debate isn't informed by pictures of vertical wells in Wyoming and similar blots on the landscape in the parts of North America where there is a lot more landscape than here. But the Europe is too crowded for natural gas myth is prevalent and is used by those who are alleged experts (but are more interested in pushing nuclear or coal ) and those who admit their ideas of what a gas field look like comes from the movies. In our debate yesterday on Voice of Russia Radio, Vanessa Vine of Frack Free Sussex and Fiona Harvey refused to believe UK shale gas development wouldn't look like a return to the industrial revolution. This picture of Jonah Field in Wyoming, a 1990's tight gas field has been used by not only shale antis but also by the BBC and Telegraph. Who would want to live here? Not me for sure, but the US doesn't all look like Wyoming, as not all the UK looks like the Cotswolds either.


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ASK MIKE: Where are the extensions for Ronnie and/or Ricky?
It's Raiders week for the Miami Dolphins. It's also Thanksgiving Week.
Time to step back, take a look at the big picture and answer a few more of your Dolphins questions:
Q: Thanks for the advice, Mike, love reading your column. With other Dolphins getting contract extensions, is there any talk of Ronnie or Ricky getting a contract extension? Clinton P, Gautier, Miss.
A: Not at this time. When I checked last week into whether Ronnie had been approached recently about an extension, I was told by a source close to the situation that he had not. This, despite the fact there's a window that expires sometime in December that makes it more cap-friendly down the road to wrap up an extension now. Ronnie remains open to the concept, however, and he clearly hasn't turned bitter in light of the recent extensions given to Davone Bess and Anthony Fasano, among fellow skill-position weapons. I've been told Ricky would like to stick around as well, but there is still much to determine before the Dolphins can make another commitment there. He's now a Drew Rosenhaus client, and both sides have progressed beyond the post-it note stage, it appears. Ronnie, by the way, turns 29 the day the Dolphins make their first visit to the New Meadowlands Stadium. Ricky will be 34 next season.
Q: Mike, we need to execute on offense. We are not having chemistry with the running attack or receivers.This offensive coordinator [Dan] Henning is a joke. QB Henne looks very uncomfortable with this offense and rightly so. There's no chemistry and the worst play-calling Ive ever seen in 40 years of watching football.They don't execute the screen as much as they should. Hell, come to think of it, I CAN COUNT IT ON ONE HAND FOR THIS SEASON up to this point.THERE'S A REASON THE SCREEN HAS BEEN AROUND FOR 100 YEARS. IT'S BECAUSE IT WORKS. Ed Jewell, Davie.
A: Ed, obviously you've reached the ALL CAPS level of in-season frustration, and understandably so. It's true, the Dolphins don't run many screens to the running backs. They prefer bubble screens to Bess and Marshall. Problem is, you need interior linemen that can pull effectively in order to run good screens. The Dolphins really haven't had that all year.
Q: Mike, I think its very obvious the problem with the Dolphins offense this year has been the lack of an explosive second receiver and special-teams returner. Which leads me to believe that the trading of Ted Ginn in the off-season for a lousy 5th round pick was probably their biggest mistake. I know many fans wanted Ginn out of Miami but I think his speed would have helped open up the offense and given us better field position. The Big Three has improved the overall structure of the team. However, their lack of appreciation of speed and explosiveness (i.e.no Dez Bryant) is causing them to be mediocre. Victor, Miramar.
A: Victor, I'm more inclined to agree with your second, overarching point about a lack of team speed than I am your first, regarding Ginn. Nolan Carroll was the player the Dolphins selected with that fifth-rounder they got from the 49ers for Ginn. I'd say Carroll has shown excellent promise as a kick returner and in special teams coverage. He also is in line to become the primary nickel corner at some point in the next year or two, depending on Benny Sapp. Oh, and have you noticed Ginn's limited production in San Fran this year? In Sunday's 21-0 loss to the Bucs, he had one catch (on four targets) for seven yards, plus three kick returns with a long of 30 yards. For the season he has six catches for 75 yards. His longest punt return (on 13 tries) is 20 yards. He does have a 61-yard kickoff return among his 19 attempts, but still no scores. So please save the "Bring Back Teddy" campaign. There are problems here, but his absence isn't among them.


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Depending on one's point of view, the Disco era was either the summit of world civilization or the unwashed cultural butt-hole of the Seventies. This current commentator has always tended towards the latter view, as much because of the music's mindless simplicity as because of the sort of people it attracted—and the fact that I possess two left feet.
However, I am a contrarian by nature and the era's outré status has become its most endearing traits. Several things have converged recently to cause me to ruminate on the late Seventies era and Disco; call it coincidence or synchronicity, they have led me to reassess my unremitting negative views of the era and its music.
One thing leads to another, as they say and Jimmy Fallon's hosting of Saturday Night Live in December as a sort of self promotion prior his taking the helm as host of the Tonight Show in February, featured one segment where he did a spot-on impression of Barry Gibb with Justin Timberlake—which featured a cameo by the real Barry Gibb. The fact that Barry bought the Johnny Cash estate in my home town as a summer residence a few years back has nothing to do with my admiration of Mr. G and his brother's music—but it also doesn't hurt. Vectoring in this harmonic convergence at a tangent was also having just seen a rerun of Saturday Night Fever.
I must confess to have always hated Disco with a passion and the era of its floruit almost as much. The late Seventies: that nether realm between Watergate and the advent of Zippo the Pinhead as President in 1980—not that the subsequent decades have been all that better, but their saving grace has not having to put up with Disco Fever.
I know there are some of you out there who disagree adamantly who regard it as a veritable Golden Age—or at least a Gold Lamé age. Judging from a number of his funniest hit movies, Will Ferrell numbers among this crowd. His new movie Anchorman 2 is a reprise of his earlier homage to Seventies sensibility, Anchorman, replete with white boy afro's, wide lapel shirts, leisure suits and Super Fly attitudes. Equally enmeshed in Seventies nostalgia is his sports comedy Semi-Pro, as funny as his newsman chronicles.
Of course the greatest exemplar of the late Seventies zeitgeist is far and away Saturday Night Fever—both the movie and the soundtrack by the BeeGees (see, here is where I sneak in Mr. G). Much as I detested it at the time, I am forced to concede that, looking back at it with a less jaundiced eye (but now more bloodshot) that both the movie and the album, each in its own way were masterpieces.
Mind you, if Seventies Disco seems kitschy to some today, it was then as well; but Saturday Night Fever, while devised by Hollywood to exploit a hot pop trend, nonetheless managed to transcend time and place and render both art and some insight into a cultural trend of the time.
Of course a major component of the movie's success was the stunning BeeGee's soundtrack. From the opening sequence showing John Travolta strutting down the street, the Brothers Gibb nailed the whole sensibility, as well as writing a battery of catchy songs. A masterpiece in its own right, the SNF album works with and independently of the movie, even more than three decades later.
The SNF soundtrack album was a runaway hit for the BeeGees and justly so. On Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Fallon's impression of Barry Gibb typically portrayed him in full Disco regalia; funny but to the point. To a certain extent, the BeeGees were a victim of the album's success. As the Fates would have it, Saturday Night Fever marked not only the pinnacle of Disco's success, but also its demise. Shortly after the movie and album, the Dark Legion of Disco haters arose and drove a stake through its Disco Ball heart and it came crashing down. It crashed and burned as rapidly as the Graf Zeppelin in a Lightning Zone. Oh! The humanity!
While I shed no tears for the demise of Disco, then or now, I do regret that the BeeGees were sucked into the black hole its demise created. Too many people came to think of the BeeGees as "Disco" (not I Sir; not I), rather than a very good band who created a Disco album. Starting in the late Fifties and continuing on through the Sixties, Gibbs Frere recorded hit after hit on the Rock charts, with nary a hint of the simplistic beat and moronic lyrics which characterized Disco. Indeed, the BeeGees songs, while popular, were often off beat: "New York Mining Disaster 1941" or say a romantic song about a man about to be electrocuted. True, when the late Seventies hit full force after Watergate, the BeeGees, keeping up with the times, penned a number of Disco beat songs; but they were always a step above the rest when it came to quality. Indeed, at one time, when the Lights All Went Out in Massachusetts, there was serious talk in Boston about making it the official state song.
So when someone sneers at Barry G and his group as "Disco" I protest; their Disco album ranks as one of the greatest, but I assert they were a great group doing Disco, not a Disco group. To paraphrase Sir Winston Churchill: tomorrow, Madam I shall be sober, but tomorrow you will still be ugly and the BeeGees will still be one of the greatest Rock groups ever.


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Rosters Announced For Crimson and Gray Game
The Crimson and Gray Game is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Joe Albi Stadium in Spokane, Wash.
Cougars Preparing for Spokane Week
Spokane Week begins April 15 and culminates April 20 with the annual Crimson & Gray game at Joe Albi Stadium.
Cougar Football Spring Practice Recap, Day 8
WSU worked out in full pads for two hours and finished the day with a couple live team segments Saturday.
Cougar Football Spring Practice Recap, Day 7
The Cougars continue spring drills Saturday with a scrimmage set for 1:15 p.m. in Martin Stadium.
Cougar Football Spring Practice Recap, Full Pads
The Cougars practiced in full pads for the first time this spring, working out for two hours Tuesday afternoon.
Hear from Mike Leach after practice. GO COUGS!
Hear from Mike Leach after the scrimmage. GO COUGS!
Hear from Mike Leach after practice. GO COUGS!
Hear from Mike Leach after practice. GO COUGS!
Hear from Mike Leach after practice. GO COUGS!
2012 Year in Photos
The 2012 Washington State Football Season Highlights Captured in Photos
Washington St. vs. Washington
Washington St. vs. Washington
Washington State vs. Utah - AP Photos
Washington State vs. Utah - AP Photos (11/3/12)
Washington State vs. No 19 Standord - AP Photos
Washington State vs. No 19 Standord - AP Photos
Washington State takes on Cal at home
The Cougs face Cal in Pullman
Washington State University announced Nov. 30, 2011 that Mike Leach has been named the Cougars' head football coach.
In his first season in Pullman, Leach's high-powered offense led the Pac-12 Conference in passing, averaging 330.42 yards per game. That figure ranked ninth nationally and marked the second-highest average in school history. Seven times the Cougars threw for more than 350 yards, including the season-ending, 31-28, overtime win against Washington. In a season that produced a 3-9 overall record, the Cougars saw a bit of a youth movement as 17 freshmen played and only four seniors started regularly. Academically, nine Cougars received Pac-12 All-Academic honors while the 2012 fall semester football GPA of 2.66 marked the first time the football team had been over a 2.60 GPA for fall semester.
Leach brought a proven record of winning to Pullman. In 10 seasons as a head coach, all at Texas Tech (2000-09) his program earned 10 bowl bids. In addition, the Susanville, Calif., native who was raised in Cody, Wyo., recorded a school-record 84 victories during his tenure.
During his tenure, his offense led the nation in passing six times and three times accumulated the most total yards. In 2009, The Red Raiders were second in passing offense and fourth in total offense with both marks tops among BCS conference schools.
In 2008, Texas Tech set a program record with 11 regular-season wins while tying the overall victory record. The Red Raiders were ranked as high as second in the nation and four student-athletes earned All-America First Team status. Leach also received three national coach of the year awards, the Woody Hayes Award, the Howie Long/FieldTurf Coach of the Year and George Munger Award. Quarterback Graham Harrell and wide receiver Michael Crabtree finished fourth and fifth, respectively in the Heisman Trophy voting.
During Leach's time in Lubbock, Texas, the Red Raiders increased their yards per game by more than 150 and averaged nearly 20 points more per outing. In the passing game, Texas Tech threw for about 300 yards more per game in the decade Leach was at the helm.
Defensively, Texas Tech held opponents without an offensive touchdown a dozen times under Leach, including seven shutouts. Three of the whitewashes came in 2000 when the Red Raiders tied for the national lead.
Texas Tech special teams also improved under Leach as placekicker Alex Trlica (2004-07) set NCAA records for career extra points and extra points without a miss (233). His 377 points ranked in the NCAA career top 10 among kickers.
While Leach was the head coach, 17 Red Raiders were drafted by NFL teams. During his last-two seasons at Texas Tech, the Red Raiders earned 28 Big 12 All-Academic honors.
Prior to Texas Tech Leach spent one season as the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma (1999), as the Sooners set six Big 12 Conference and 17 school records. He spent two seasons in a similar capacity at Kentucky (1997-98), the only two seasons in school history in which it passed for more than 4,000 yards while setting six NCAA and 41 Southeastern Conference records.
From 1992-96 he served as offensive coordinator at Valdosta State, where his offense broke several national, conference and school records, capping his final season by being named the 1996 Division II Offensive Coordinator of the Year by the American Football Quarterly magazine.
Leach was the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Iowa Wesleyan (1989-91) and his quarterbacks broke 26 NAIA records during those three seasons. In 1989, he was the head coach for Pori, Finland in the European League. The linebackers coach at College of the Desert (1988), Leach's coaching career began at Cal Poly (1987) where he mentored the offensive line.
After graduating with honors from BYU in 1983, Leach earned a master's degree from the U.S. Sports Academy and his law degree from Pepperdine, where he graduated in the top one-third of his class.
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Reeds Gap State Park
Reeds Gap State Park is 220 acres of wilderness in the New Lancaster Valley of Mifflin County. Large hemlocks and white pines cast cool shadows over Honey Creek, which flows through the park.
Hiking - Picnicking - Fishing - Hunting - Cross-country Skiing - Camping
Picnicking: Four mostly wooded picnic areas are available year-round. There is ample parking, tables and one small, non-reservable shelter. Modern flush toilets and running water are available during the warmer months.
Three picnic pavilions may be reserved up to 11 months in advance for a fee. Unreserved picnic pavilions are free on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fishing: Native and stocked trout are found in Honey Creek and smaller mountain streams like Reeds Gap Run. Hiking trails offer access to Honey Creek. The spring months offer the best angling.
Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission laws apply. Complete information on fishing rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Web site.
Hunting and Firearms: Over 100 acres are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are deer, turkey, bear and squirrel.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day through March 31 in designated hunting areas. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission rules and regulations apply. Contact the park office for ADA accessible hunting information.
Use extreme caution with firearms at all times. Other visitors use the park during hunting seasons. Firearms and archery equipment used for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be kept in the owner's car, trailer or leased campsite. Exceptions include: law enforcement officers and individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms are authorized to carry a firearm concealed on their person while they are within a state park.
Complete information on hunting rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Game Commission Web site.
Hiking: 3 miles of trails
ATVs are prohibited on state park roads and trails.
Stay the Night
Camping: tents only
Explore camping for more information.
Winter Activities
Explore the Winter Report for the current snow and ice depths.
Cross-country Skiing: Skiers can enjoy the trails, service roads and open areas. About five miles of ungroomed trails are available with proper snow conditions.
Environmental Education and Interpretation
A park educator offers programs during the late spring and summer months. Organized groups and schools can request special programs by contacting the park office.
The annual Reeds Gap Kids Day Festival is held the second Saturday in October and features many children's activities.
Explore the Calendar of Events for a listing of events from today forward.
Explore environmental education and interpretation for more information.
Access for People with Disabilities
Some picnic tables, the middle restroom and the park office are accessible. Service roads may be used to provide access for people with disabilities. Parking permits are available from the park office.
If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park you plan to visit.
In an Emergency
Call 911 and contact a park employee.
Nearest Hospital
The dominant habitat in and around the park is of towering white pines, hemlocks and oaks. Maple, ash, tulip poplar, gum, hickory, dogwood, mountain laurel and rhododendron add to the year-round scenic beauty.
Reeds Gap is a natural water gap in Hightop, also called Thick Mountain. American Indians from the village of Ohesson, today's Lewistown, used this valley as hunting grounds. When European settlers arrived, they homesteaded and named the area the New Lancaster Valley.
During the late 1700s, Reeds Gap became a bush meeting ground. The settlers packed lunches and traveled in their horse-drawn wagons to hear a circuit preacher and enjoy neighborhood fellowship. These bush meetings, also known as homecomings, were held through the 1920s.
In the mid-1800s, the park's namesakes, Edward and Nancy Reed, set up a water-powered sawmill along Honey Creek just inside of the western boundary of the present park.
Part of the historic water-storage dam is still visible near Honey Creek in the southeastern corner of the park. Edward Reed's son, George Wilbur Reed, was a sawyer at the mill. Another son, John, later moved the watermill to Virginia by horses.
Around 1900, a steam-powered sawmill was located by the park's maintenance building. After decades of logging, the forests were gone. On January 15, 1905, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania purchased this depleted land from the William Witmer and Sons Lumber Company. Eventually parts of this land became Reeds Gap and Poe Valley state parks.
Around 1930, people sold five-cent bottles of soda pop cooled in Reeds Gap Run to attract picnickers and to improve the local economy.
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a national work program established in 1933 during the Great Depression. A residential camp for over 200 young men was built five miles east of Reeds Gap in the upper end of New Lancaster Valley. Camp S-113 was run by the U.S. Army and the former Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters. One of their projects was to change the "jungle" around Reeds Gap to an attractive recreation facility. By the late 1930s, the park offered stone fireplaces, tables, picnic pavilions, play equipment, pit toilets and running water.
Local bands entertained on summer Sunday afternoons from a bandstand and swimmers enjoyed a small lake formed by a CCC-built dam in Honey Creek. Reeds Gap State Park officially opened in 1938.
The CCC program ended early in World War II. Most of the wooden CCC structures were removed as they deteriorated, but part of the old CCC camp is now a Bureau of Forestry field office. Electrical power came to the valley in mid-1940s.
For more information on the CCC explore the CCC Years.
For more information on the CCC explore the CCC Years.
In 1965, a major developmental phase started when swimming pools replaced the old dam. Shortly thereafter, a new water system, flush toilets, a modern bathhouse, snack bar, maintenance building and parking lots were constructed. In 2009 the ageing swimming pools were removed.
Keep in Touch
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Becoming a Conservation Volunteer is easy.
Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation
Believing that each generation is responsible for leaving behind a better legacy of good conservation, the Pennsylvania Parks & Forests Foundation (PPFF) was created in 1999 to give supporters and users of Pennsylvania's parks and forests a positive way to contribute to the conservation of our publicly-owned properties. The Pennsylvania Parks & Forests Foundation welcomes the support of individuals and businesses who share a commitment to conserving, protecting, and enhancing the natural, scenic, and recreational areas of this commonwealth. www.paparksandforests.org
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Thank you for your support!
Education Programs
We love when young people ask us how to get involved!
DiscoverE has programs for young people ages 4 to 17, provided by Pennsylvania State Park educators. By combining recreation and education, we hope to motivate children to learn more and return often, leading to a lifetime of outdoor enjoyment and conservation leadership.
In Watershed Education, teachers and students assess water quality of a local stream on a quarterly basis and develop strategies to solve local water quality problems.
ECO Camp - Exploring Careers Outdoors - is a week-long residential camp for a cross-section of high school youth from across Pennsylvania, sponsored by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Participate in action-packed, hands on activities and recreational adventures in Pennsylvania's state parks and forests that expose youth to conservation, recreation and careers in natural resources. Learn how people make a living working in the outdoors.
Explore education for more information on these and other programs.
Explore the Calendar of Events to find a program near you.
Do you take conservation personally? iConservePA is a Web site managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources whose vision is to inspire citizens to value their natural resources, engage in conservation practices and experience the outdoors. Take conservation personally.
Come Work with Us
Pennsylvania State Parks and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources offer a wide range of civil service and non-civil service jobs, from foresters, to rangers, to engineers, to educators, to botanists and so much more. Learn what is currently available.
Tell us What You Think
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Reeds Gap State Park
Nearby Attractions
Information on nearby attractions is available from the Juniata River Valley Visitors Bureau. www.juniatarivervalley.org
The 200,000-acre Bald Eagle State Forest, adjacent to the park, is managed for timber, water, wildlife and recreation. The gravel Locust Ridge Road at the east end of New Lancaster Valley features a scenic view of the valley. You can take this road on your way to see the large old-growth timber at Snyder-Middleswarth State Forest Picnic Area. The Big Valley Vista on the gravel Siglerville-Millheim Pike is also spectacular. 570-922-3344
The Siglerville-Millheim Pike takes you to Poe Valley and Poe Paddy state parks. Poe Valley offers camping and a 25-acre lake. Poe Paddy has popular campsites along Penns Creek. 717-667-3622
Maps and Downloadables
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Recreational Guide
Reeds Gap State Park Map (.pdf) (826 kb, 6/16)
Interactive GIS Map
The Interactive GIS Map uses Geographic Information Systems to create a map that does not need to be downloaded and features driving directions, searchable park amenities and customizable maps. Please note that the background maps are maintained by a variety of public sources and driving directions usually go to the nearest large road.
Reeds Gap is reached from US 322 at the Milroy Exit. Follow park signs for seven miles.
GPS DD: Lat. 40.7232 Long. -77.47504
Driving Directions: The Interactive GIS Map has turn-by-turn driving directions to the park office from the Park Information Window. Please note that the background maps are maintained by a variety of public sources and driving directions usually go to the nearest large road.
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