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It is fair to say that the Kardashians are a family who thrive on attention.
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Loved! Mason goofed around with his mother Kourtney Kardashian in this snap taken on Monday when the pair - according to Kourtney - got to meet Thomas the Tank Engine
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The key, scientists say, is to elevate the temperature of the rock to more than 750 degrees Celsius, which can happen when hot magma from deep within the Earth's crust rises to the surface. It is the mixing of the two types of magma that triggered Mount Hood's last two eruptions – about 220 and 1,500 years ago, said Adam Kent, an Oregon State University geologist and co-author of the study.
Mount Hood, in the Oregon Cascades, doesn't have a highly explosive history.
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Results of the research, which was funded by the National Science Foundation, were published this week in the journal Nature.
"If the temperature of the rock is too cold, the magma is like peanut butter in a refrigerator," Kent said. "It just isn't very mobile. For Mount Hood, the threshold seems to be about 750 degrees (C) – if it warms up just 50 to 75 degrees above that, it greatly increases the viscosity of the magma and makes it easier to mobilize."
Thus the scientists are interested in the temperature at which magma resides in the crust, they say, since it is likely to have important influence over the timing and types of eruptions that could occur. The hotter magma from down deep warms the cooler magma stored at 4-5 kilometers, making it possible for both magmas to mix and to be transported to the surface to eventually produce an eruption.
The good news, Kent said, is that Mount Hood's eruptions are not particularly violent. Instead of exploding, the magma tends to ooze out the top of the peak. A previous study by Kent and OSU postdoctoral researcher Alison Koleszar found that the mixing of the two magma sources – which have different compositions – is both a trigger to an eruption and a constraining factor on how violent it can be.
"What happens when they mix is what happens when you squeeze a tube of toothpaste in the middle," said Kent, a professor in OSU's College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences. "A big glob kind of plops out the top, but in the case of Mount Hood – it doesn't blow the mountain to pieces."
The collaborative study between Oregon State and the University of California, Davis is important because little was known about the physical conditions of magma storage and what it takes to mobilize the magma. Kent and UC-Davis colleague Kari Cooper, also a co-author on the Nature article, set out to find if they could determine how long Mount Hood's magma chamber has been there, and in what condition.
When Mount Hood's magma first rose up through the crust into its present-day chamber, it cooled and formed crystals. The researchers were able to document the age of the crystals by the rate of decay of naturally occurring radioactive elements. However, the growth of the crystals is also dictated by temperature – if the rock is too cold, they don't grow as fast.
Thus the combination of the crystals' age and apparent growth rate provides a geologic fingerprint for determining the approximate threshold for making the near-solid rock viscous enough to cause an eruption. The diffusion rate of the element strontium, which is also sensitive to temperature, helped validate the findings.
"What we found was that the magma has been stored beneath Mount Hood for at least 20,000 years – and probably more like 100,000 years," Kent said. "And during the time it's been there, it's been in cold storage – like the peanut butter in the fridge – a minimum of 88 percent of the time, and likely more than 99 percent of the time."
In other words – even though hot magma from below can quickly mobilize the magma chamber at 4-5 kilometers below the surface, most of the time magma is held under conditions that make it difficult for it to erupt.
"What is encouraging from another standpoint is that modern technology should be able to detect when magma is beginning to liquefy, or mobilize," Kent said, "and that may give us warning of a potential eruption. Monitoring gases, utilizing seismic waves and studying ground deformation through GPS are a few of the techniques that could tell us that things are warming."
The researchers hope to apply these techniques to other, larger volcanoes to see if they can determine their potential for shifting from cold storage to potential eruption, a development that might bring scientists a step closer to being able to forecast volcanic activity.
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•OSU researchers examine rock on Mount Hood: http://www.flickr.com/photos/oregonstateuniversity/12224340196/in/photostream/
•Adam Kent measures mineral concentrations: http://www.flickr.com/photos/oregonstateuniversity/12224218884/
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Megatrends authors predict spiritual awakening for the 1990s
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Published September 1, 1990
John Naisbitt and Patricia Aburdene, authors of Megatrends 2000 (the follow-up to the 1982 bestseller, Megatrends), have included a chapter in their new book entitled "Religious Revival of the Third Millenium," which describes the "unmistakable signs of a worldwide multi-denominational religious revival."
According to Naisbitt and Aburdene, "The bond we share today with the people of past millenial eras is the sense of living in a time of enormous change. The last time the United States experienced such a deeply religious period was during the nineteenth century, when the country's economy changed from agriculture to industry … When people are buffeted about by change, the need for spiritual belief intensifies."
The "God is dead" philosophy of the past is being quickly replaced. "With the millenium in sight, the powerful countertrend of the religious revival is repudiating blind faith in science and technology."
Along with a recent upsurge of millenarianism in the Church (the belief in a literal millenium in which Christ rules the earth), huge increases have been experienced in church membership, especially among Evangelical and Charismatic denominations. With the explosive growth continuing, many baby boomers are leaving the staid, conservative "mainline" churches of their upbringing.
Naisbitt and Aburdene conclude that a religious revival will continue as we approach the year 2000. A "global phenomenon" is taking place that will replace modernism and a reliance on science; "the ideal of progress has given way to the return of faith."
Editor's note: Megatrends 2000 gives a highly perceptive view of the future which will probably prove to be exceptionally accurate. We do not, however, endorse the "new age" worldview offered by the authors.
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Conceived as a sequel and update to the 1988 classic, The Massacre of Innocence, the new title, The Abortion Matrix, is entirely fitting. It not only references abortion's specific target – the sacred matrix where human beings are formed in the womb in the very image of God, but it also implies the existence of a conspiracy, a matrix of seemingly disparate forces that are driving this holocaust.
The occult activity surrounding the abortion industry is exposed with numerous examples. But are these just aberrations, bizarre yet anomalous examples of abortionists who just happen to have ties to modern day witchcraft? Or is this representative of something deeper, more sinister and even endemic to the entire abortion movement?
As the allusion to the film of over a decade ago suggests, the viewer may learn that things are not always as they appear to be. The Abortion Matrix reveals the reality of child-killing and strikes the proper moral chord to move hearts to fulfill the biblical responsibility to rescue those unjustly sentenced to death and to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves (Proverbs 24:11,12; 31:8,9).
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The Flour Bluff ISD is making the move so it can say no groups not directly tied to curriculum are allowed to meet on campus, the Corpus Christi Caller-Times reports.
So, we guess, being Christian is just like being gay. Who knew?
Flour Bluff is trying to keep out a proposed Gay-Straight Alliance organization, because once you let those two groups mingle the next thing you know all your straight kids have caught the gay and lunch breaks are filled with Glee-type sing-offs.
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I promised a friend who is a Red Bank historian that I would find information on the Goony Golf that was once located beside Red Bank United Methodist Church on Dayton Boulevard.
My dilemma is that this is one of several topics where I walked away from the Local History/Genealogy section of the Public Library with little information. There were two related newspaper clippings on file, but only one of them on Goony Golf, and I have not found any photographs or other memorabilia, not even a score card, of the Red Bank Goony location.
Here's what I was able to find.
· Goony Golf was a chain of miniature golf courses developed by Earl K. ("Dutch") Magrath and other executives and investors of Golf Players beginning in 1960. The chain grew to 44 courses in 12 states, as of the date of the lone Goony entry in the library's clipping file. The article appeared in the May 21, 1972 Chattanooga News-Free Press.
· The course at 5952 Brainerd Road, which is still operating today, opened in 1962. Red Bank Goony began turning its wind mill in 1963. I regret that I did not take time to determine what was on the site prior to Goony Golf opening in Red Bank.
· The Red Bank location last appeared in the 1975 Chattanooga City Directory. I recall golfing there around 1974.
· The March 19, 1979 Chattanooga News-Free Press reported that the Red Bank City Commission would be meeting with the Red Bank Recreation Board regarding the city's parks, including city land formerly owned by Goony Golf. There was interest in securing federal funding for parks.
· A park is located today on the former home of the Goony Bird, Goonysaurus, and Silly Bear.
· Earl K. Magrath, Jr. passed away in 1999.
Goony Golf operated during a time of rapid suburbanization and maturing of the Baby Boom generation. So, it is very possible that some of you have family photos of you and others trying to get a hole-in-one into Leaping Lena the Kangaroo's pouch.
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"Superbugs," diseases which seem immune to the most advanced reaches of science, may in fact be vanquished with something you may have in your drug cabinet right now. In a study published in the scientific journal "Chemistry & Biology," Australian researchers have found that many common painkillers have the secondary effect of preventing some bacteria from multiplying.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Researchers at the University of Wollongong in Australia found this to be true of anti-inflammatory painkillers, which are used for maladies such as arthritis and eye ailments.
Drug-resistant infections have been blamed on the excessive use of antibiotics, resulting in the reduced effectiveness of many traditional drugs. Once easily killed by antibiotics, the now resilient bacteria have sent shockwaves throughout the medical community.
Infections caused by drug-resistant bacteria hit about two million people in the U.S. each year, leading to at least 23,000 deaths, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Drugs involved in the Australian study are non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs, a class of medications that also includes such common household over-the-counter medication such as aspirin and Ibuprofen.
"The fact that the bacteria-killing effect of the anti-inflammatory drugs is different from conventional drugs means that the NSAIDS could be developed into new kinds of antibiotics that are effective against so-called superbugs," the research report's lead author, Associate Professor Aaron Oakley, said. "This is important because the superbugs have become resistant to many, and in some cases most of the available antibiotics."
Three pain relievers used to treat various ailments in people as well as pets bromfenac, carprofen and vedaprofen - and found that they all had the ability to stop replication among some bacteria.
The researchers said they found that the drugs acted on bacteria in a way that is fundamentally different from current antibiotics by binding to a part of a bacterium called a "DNA clamp," preventing the organism from replicating or repairing its DNA and thus eventually killing it. No current antibiotics target the DNA clamp, Oakley says.
Some experts said it is too early to know if the study's findings will lead to a new class of antibacterial drugs. "I saw no compelling connection made between the biochemical activities that were observed and the antibacterial activity," Richard H. Ebright, professor of chemistry and chemical biology at Rutgers University, says.
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The Mobile Stadium (Japanese: モバイルスタジアム Mobile Stadium) is a now inaccessible online service in the Japanese version of Pokémon Stadium 2 which allowed players to transfer data of timed mobile battles from the Japanese version of Pokémon Crystal via the Transfer Pak.
In Crystal, the モバイルスタジアム entry appears on the main menu (which, in the unused English text, was misspelled as "MOBILE STUDIUM") and is accessible after connecting to the Pokémon Mobile System GB at least once. After transferring the battle data to Stadium 2, it is converted into a video and rendered in full 3D graphics, being watchable via a similar feature in the game. The screen in Stadium 2 plays a rearrangement of the Mobile Center theme from Crystal (Stadium 2 theme, Crystal theme), whereas the screen in Crystal simply keeps playing Title Screen (Pokémon Gold & Pokémon Silver).
The indirect successor to the Mobile Stadium is the Vs. Recorder, introduced in Pokémon Platinum and present in the core series games ever since, which uses the same concept but different means of operation.
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