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Spanish-Mexican citizen Estibaliz Carranza was sentenced Thursday to life behind bars for the murder of her ex-husband in 2008 and then killing her boyfriend in 2010, both of whom she cut into pieces, which she then hid in a freezer in the basement of the ice cream parlor she ran in Vienna.
The verdict was announced by a jury in the Vienna Provincial Court after a four-day trial that began with the accused acknowledging that she had committed the two murders.
The sentence of life in prison handed down by the female judge in the case includes incarceration in a facility for criminals with mental problems, given that the psychological analysis performed on the woman found that, although she was responsible for her actions, Carranza suffers from a serious personality disorder.
In her final words to the court before the jury withdrew to deliberate her fate, Carranza said amid sobs that she regretted having killed the two men.
Prosecutors described her as a cold and manipulative person who was motivated to act by selfishness and economic interests.
As she admitted in court, in November 2008 she fatally shot her former husband, a German citizen with whom she was living and sharing the management of the ice cream parlor, in the back.
Two years later, Carranza shot her new boyfriend to death when she learned - she said - that he was being unfaithful, didn't want to start a family with her but also didn't want "to let her go."
After hearing the verdict without showing any apparent emotion, Carranza consulted with her attorneys and announced that she would appeal, according to Austria's Apa news agency. EFE


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Open ear occurs when a perforation of the tympanic membrane is extremely large, and when the perforation is greater than 80%, it allows easy viewing of many features of the ear that are usually obscured by the eardrum.
When you study a normal eardrum with an otoscope, several landmarks are easy to see. The malleus provides two—the lateral process and the long arm (manubrium). The head of the malleus is obscured, hidden out of view in the epitympanic space of the middle ear. The end of the manubrium is shaped like a spatula, and helps form the center of the eardrum, called the umbo.
The lateral process of the malleus can be seen in all three figures as a small, bright white ball that protrudes out toward the ear canal. The second landmark, the manubrium, extends down from the lateral process. Notice how the eardrum is pulled back over the mid-portion of the manubrium. (Figure 2.) This bone also appears to be shorted, probably due to erosion.
The third landmark, the umbo, is the point where the bottom end of the manubrium forms the center of the eardrum. A healthy, normal eardrum is cone-shaped. The edges attach the tympanic annulus, and the center (the top of the cone) is formed at the end of the manubrium in the middle of the drum.
In a normal ear, the eardrum can be divided into the major portion, called pars tensa, which has an almost perfect round shape, and the uppermost portion of the eardrum called pars flaccida, which is a small, half-moon-shaped extension of the eardrum. The pars tensa is the most familiar part of the drum to most practitioners.
Study the upper area of the eardrum—a normal eardrum—and note the arrow pointing to the pars flaccida. (Figure 3.) This zone is near the top and seen as a small white circle with red blood marking the center. (Figure 1.) This is an attic retraction pocket with a possible cholesteatoma. The bone around the pars flaccida has been eroded due to a long history of chronic infections and surgeries. The main portion of the eardrum almost seems separate from the pars flaccida.
Figure 2 shows the view through the perforation, looking at the inner wall of the middle ear. This surface, called the medial boundary or labyrinthine wall of the middle ear, is clearly seen in Figures 1 and 2. The wall bulging out in the center area is called the promontory, and is created by the basal turn of the cochlea.
To the left of the promontory is a depression leading to the oval window. In a normal ear, the stapes sits in the oval window, although the Stapes is not visible in this photograph. It has eroded along with the incus.
Below and to the right of the promontory is another large depression leading to the opening of the Eustachian tube. Directly below the promontory is another small dark area which is the round window niche. The membrane situated in this cochlear window provides pressure compensation for mechanical waves traveling through the cochlea, and is the terminus of the scala tympani.
While this anatomical overview is quite technical in nature, these landmarks are extremely important when it comes to assessing the proper hearing technologies for patients with open ear.
Next month: Critical considerations when fitting an open ear with hearing aids.
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Volunteers needed at Change child Int. in Uganda
- Kampala, Central Region, Uganda
Volunteer Opportunity posted by Change African Child International on June 22, 2016
Where Can I Find More Info about volunteer opportunity ?
Check our website www.cac-international.org for more information about volunteering with us.
Ready to Volunteer?
Please contact our liasion officer for registration and more info at; http://www.cac-international.org/cac/apply.html
Change African Child International (CACI) is a registered indigenous/local Non-Governmental Organization, Registration 9484, Certificate Number S. 5914/9962. It seeks to respond to the causes and impact of HIV/AIDS and poverty. CACI is community-based with its headquarters in Ndejje-Namasuba off Entebbe road, Wakiso District.
In light of the growing incidence of HIV/AIDS and its adverse socioeconomic impact, the need for establishment of a proactive community led initiative to mitigate the socioeconomic impact of AIDS was fore seen and Change African Child International (CACI) was initiated.
CACI mainly work on care and support to people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in order to mitigate the effects of the epidemic. Also, we aim at strengthening the coping of Orphans Vulnerable Children (OVC) and People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) families to progressively become self-reliant for economical sustainability of their families, as well as supporting the youth, women and the elderly in economic strengthening, leadership skills building the internal capacity of CACI staff for effective and sustainable programme design and implementation and finally supporting the community in Adult literacy.
We therefore invite overseas volunteers who can sacrifice they time, travel and stay costs, offering a service in any of our programms while at Change African Child International. These programms are:
Orphans and Vulnerable Children's Program (OVC)
- This involves vocational training (in hairdressing, tailoring, cosmetology and ICT).It also includes parental counselling in homes, outreaches in primary schools on health issues and sanitation, trauma counseling and stress management as well as career guidance to the young children in schools who out of the busy parents/gurdians in supporting the children, instead they are abused both emotionally and pysically thus leading to high rates of school drop outs, early marriages and pregnancis at the age between 14 to 17years.
- Also free volunteer to support in teaching English is needed in our learning centre 43kms away from the city of Kampala on Mityana road one of the remote rural areas. these are children between the age of 3 to 15 years, please if you can afford to donate to them old or new clothes, shoes, school bags, reading books and children playing toys,you will have made their lives happy to regain hope in owning life. on incquiry to this cause please send us an email to email@example.com or call +256772513629.
Adult Education Program
We also provide adult education that involves teaching literacy and conversation in English and Luganda. This program targets women and men from 15 to 50years who completely can not read and write and CACI has witinesssed this that after atleast 3months one can write his/her Name and be able to sign for his/her money in the bank, at the above level of the three months studing in dult literacy one can start writing asimple conversation including WILL writing and Memory book which is our main focus and aim as to why this program is emphasised on.
Women's Economic Empowerment
This program provides entrepreneurial skills through half-day workshops. In these we teach the management and establishment of small businesses and educate on saving schemes and the formation of small enterprise groups(e.g. soap making, baking, tailoring etc)
Health Program
We give practical and emotional support to those living with HIV/AIDS through home visits, on Risk reduction plan/ issues, Disclosure support, drug follow ups, HIV Counselling and Testing programms. We also aim at spreading health awareness and sensitization.
Advocacy and Lobbying
We would appreciate volunteers who could lobby on behalf of the organization and its programs as a whole.This would involve grant and proposal writing. Skills in fund raising is appreciated. Administrative support also is welcome
For more information please visit:
Change African Child International
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This volunteer opportunity can be performed from a remote location.
- Kampala, Central Region, Uganda
- Kampala, Central Region, Uganda P.O BOX 70409
Start and end dates:No
Duration:Less than 3 months
Time commitment:A lot (10+ hours/week)
Times of day:Mornings Afternoons
Days of week:Weekdays
Schedule:Flexible schedule
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If you've skied out-of-bounds at such European extreme epicenters as Chamonix, France, or Verbier, Switzerland, the letters IFMGA should mean something to you. If not, get to know them. The IFMGA just may determine how much-and how safely-you enjoy the untracked bowls and tricky couloirs outside the ropes at resorts across North America.
IFMGA stands for "International Federation of Mountain Guides Association." It's the European standard, the most highly regarded guiding certification in the world-and you have to risk your life, repeatedly, to obtain it. For starters, it takes three to five years of in-the-field training before you're even considered for IFMGA exams. Furthermore, IFMGA certification requires mastery of rock climbing, alpine skiing, and ski mountaineering. In a series of six 10-day sessions, aspiring guides must lead IFMGA examiners through whiteouts, belay them into technical couloirs, and otherwise get them safely and efficiently up and down cliff-ridden and avalanche-prone slopes. "This isn't the type of stuff you see in ski movies," says Miles Smart, an American living in La Grave who, at age 24, is the youngest IFMGA guide from this country. "It's more dangerous." It's also required: If you don't have IFMGA approval in Europe, you don't get to call yourself a guide.
Meanwhile, in North America, the skill level and accreditation of guides vary wildly. The American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) and the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG) give certification in the individual disciplines of rock climbing, alpine skiing, and ski mountaineering (ACMG calls it "ski guiding"). These certifications qualify guides for sport-specific outings (a rock-climbing trip to Joshua Tree, a ski tour at Teton Pass, etc.), but they don't apply across the board. In fact, in the U.S., you don't need any certification to call yourself a guide. "No law says you have to be certified," says Karl Klassen, executive director of the ACMG. "Anyone who wants to hang up a shingle can do it."
Because of the lax attitude toward standards over here, U.S. guides with the requisite skill sets are enrolling for IFMGA exams at a record pace. In 2002, Americans signed on at only 25 percent capacity-and last year that number spiked to 100 percent. At Aspen Highlands, IFMGA guide Dick Jackson's Aspen Expeditions takes skiers and snowboarders out the gates to taste everything from rolling powder fields to tricky descents. IFMGA guide Martin Volken started leading clients into Alpental, Washington's sprawling backcountry this winter. And, in the ultimate turn of events, you can now ski OB at Jackson Hole with IFMGA guide Doug Coombs and relish the irony that he was once banned from the resort for ducking ropes.
So, will a true European guiding culture become the norm in the U.S. and Canada? In all likelihood, and in due time, yes. Even North American bigwigs admit that IFMGA certification lends extra street cred to North American guides. "When you're putting your life in your guide's hands," says AMGA executive director Michael Alkaitis, "you want to know that your guide has a certain skill set, not just a plaque that says, 'I'm a good guide.'"


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IPL 2013: DD vs CSK Live Streaming 2013, Score, Squad, Stats, Highlights
Delhi Daredevils, who couldn't won any matches on IPL 2013 placed as the last of the IPL 2013 Point Table as they have played 5 matches on IPL 2013 before. And the other hand, Chennai Super Kings earned 4 points by winning 2 of 4 matches on IPL Season 6 and hold the 3rd last position of the IPL Point Table. 18 April 2013, Delhi Daredevils vs Chennai Super Kings a match will held which Live IPL Streaming on bplt20.net on the stated time and date below.
DD vs CSK Match Team Squad from cricinfo:
Delhi Daredevils squad:
DPMD Jayawardene*, MC Juneja, AB Agarkar, GH Bodi, J Botha, U Chand, RH Dias, CM Gautam, KM Jadhav, S Kaul, BMAJ Mendis, M Morkel, S Nadeem, Y Nagar, SS Nayak, P Negi, A Nehra, NV Ojha†, IK Pathan, BJ Rohrer, AD Russell, V Sehwag, AS Singhvi, RE van der Merwe, Y Venugopal Rao, DA Warner, UT Yadav
Chennai Super Kings squad:
MS Dhoni*†, S Anirudha, B Aparajith, R Ashwin, S Badrinath, DJ Bravo, A Dananjaya, F du Plessis, BW Hilfenhaus, JO Holder, MEK Hussey, Imtiaz Ahmed, RA Jadeja, SB Jakati, R Karthikeyan, KMDN Kulasekara, B Laughlin, RG More, JA Morkel, CH Morris, DP Nannes, SK Raina, AS Rajpoot, WP Saha†, V Shankar, MM Sharma, M Vijay
Delhi Daredevils vs Chennai Super Kings(Indian Premier League, 22nd match)
Venue: Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Date: 18 April 2013, Time: 08:00 PM(India) or, 14:30 GMT
TV Channels: Sony Max, Sony Six, ITV
Delhi Daredevils vs Chennai Super Kings IPL 2013 Live Score also available.


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I would probably get back together with my ex if he asked me to do so, atleast today. I think I need to date other people to get him out of my head. What are the ethics of that? [more inside]
Let's hang out ... but only at my place
Looking for advice about how to deal with spending a disproportionate amount of time at one person's house when in a relationship ... while my situation may be unique, I'm hoping others have done the dating-while-living-with-folks thing, or the dating-with-a-horrible-roommate thing, or dating-someone-who-doesn't-drive thing. I can feel myself getting resentful, and that's not fair - it's no one's fault. [more inside]
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Harry D. Phillips
Harry Dean Phillips, 81, of Martinsburg, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2013, at the VA Medical Center.
Born July 11, 1932, in Petersburg, he was the son of the late Harry E. Phillips and Margaret Burley Phillips.
Mr. Phillips was a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
He retired from Firestone.
He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Dorothy Helmick Phillips; one son, Richard Dean Phillips, of Martinsburg; two daughters, Molly Torres, of Martinez, Ga., and April Bache, of Martinsburg; three grandchildren; and two sisters, Nan Kesner, of Petersburg and Ruth Williams, of Houston, Texas.
At his request, service and interment will be private.
Arrangements by Brown Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be offered at www.BrownFuneralHomesWV.com.


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The application process is administered by the School of Graduate Studies (SGS). Complete application information and a direct link to the online application is available on the SGS Website.
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Within the online application you will be asked to select a field of study and to indicate your years of experience with Greek and Latin languages.
If you have a particular research interest in mind, we strongly encourage you, prior to applying to our graduate program, to contact a potential graduate supervisor within the Department of Classics. Otherwise, you can narrow your research interests while in the early stages of the program.
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#66 - fantastickI feel safer knowing that someone's mad enough to give guns to people like this. This guy probably doesn't have time to shoot anyone, because his life as a turtle takes up most of his time.
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#85 to #69 - toadkillerdog
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people tend to lose their **** in basic. In fact, a lot of the guys that do terribly in basic and in garrison actually do fairly well in combat. It's not a gurantee, some people really are ******* retarded, but they're not necessarily inclusive.
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Im a medic for my platoon, and i gotta say, i trust like 99% of them to watch my back, the other 1% isnt because they are stupid, its because they are cherry as ****.
#132 to #121 - toadkillerdog
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I'ma take a guess and say cherry is the army version of boot, and yeah I definitely get that. We also got rid of most of the ******** before we even deployed
#133 to #132 - lordbroldamort
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yea pretty much same over here, cherry ass privates, but i just say cherry. same thing as boot.
#122 to #77 - kinginyellow
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My friend's dad told me about his basic training. He said one guy was so out of it and nervous he pulled the pin on the grenade and just froze. Live grenade in his hand.


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Apart of me is envious of you and the better half of me is exuded with happiness that you are experience all of this first hand. This adventure, like the one in Mexico, will open many new windows for you and your perceptions of life. Reading your entries, I find myself there (like your Dad), walking through the wet streets and feeling the sense of urgency with the surrounding hussle and bussle of a foreign land. Absolutely amazing. I look forward to your stories to take me away from my current reality.
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We finally made it into the vendor area, which was enormous, pungent, cold and wet, and we found that we were in the way no matter where we stood. It was crammed full, with narrow rivers of space left for aisles. Everyone was in a hurry. This was business, not a leisurely stroll through the market to see what produce inspires the evening meal. But the hussle-n-bussle is understandable when you consider that Tsukiji sells 2,000 tons of seafood daily. It seemed like the entire ocean's contents had been sucked up and put on display. I couldn't begin to speak of all the different types of fish I saw (because I don't really know anything besides salmon and catfish), but I can say that I was amazed at the variety. And it wasn't just fish. There was octopus, squid, caviar, crab, shrimp, oysters, clams, and dozens of other shellfish. In fact, they average 450 different types of seafood offered every day. But what I found even more surprising was how much was kept alive and how much blood there was. Many fish appeared to be swimming in tanks of blood rather than water. It was quite disconcerting. The coolest thing to me was probably the giant tuna. They were as big as me, and we watched some being cut up with a butcher saw. I felt a little guilty being at this market though. For one, I constantly felt like I was in someone's way, but also because I was there as a tourist. This is their livelihood. And I'm casually strolling around, snapping photos, scrunching up my nose in disgust, and mainly not buying anything. But what am I going to do with whole fish? That's not exactly a souvenir I can haul around in my backpack for the next 12 months. So the best I could do was try to stay out of the way as much as possible and keep my "eeews" to a minimum.
After we left the fish market we headed over to the Imperial Palace. This is usually the first stop for most tourists, but somehow we hadn't gotten to it yet. The Imperial Palace is the home of the imperial family, and it resides on the grounds of the former Edo Castle during the 17th and 18th centuries. The palace is situated on top of a hill, surrounded by gardens and a moat. It makes for a nice photo, but its only open to the public twice a year. But the day had warmed up so we were content to take our photos and withdraw to the surrounding area: some fountains, statues, and an outer garden, which is really more like a park with some grass and cool evergreen trees.
One thing did happen that I think is worthy of mentioning. Dane and I were taking some photos in the park area when an older Japanese man came up to us and said, "I can show you a spot for a really nice picture." He led us up the sidewalk a bit to a location where the Imperial Palace was visible in the background and the foreground boasted some pretty fall foliage.
This was our last evening in Japan. And the view from the Park Hyatt the day before had made such an impression on Dane that he had to go back and see it by night. And so we did. I felt self-conscious enough during our first visit when it was nearly completely empty. Now add the dinner crowd (dressed in evening attire) to the mix, and watch me squirm in my orange fleece and tennis shoes. But I thought, what's the worst that could happen? We could get kicked out in a humiliating fashion. But I never have to see these people again so what does it matter! Well, we did not get kicked out. And it was the perfect conclusion to our Japan trip. The view was incredible and well worth any embarrassment my orange fleece caused me. And the Japanese hospitality amazed us once again. We soaked in the 41st floor view for the second time, and then decided to venture up to the bar on the 52nd floor to see what sort of panorama it offered. As the elevator doors opened, however, we were greeted by hosts and hostesses in black-tie attire. We tried to remove ourselves with the excuse that we were not suitably dressed, and the host actually argued with us and encouraging us to stay! There was no judgment, no pretension, and no disdain in his eyes. At one of the most expensive and elegant locations in Tokyo, Japanese decency and magnanimity still prevailed.
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12th August Sunday 1804 a South wind We Set out early the river wider than usial, and Shallow, at 12 we halted in a bend to the left to take the Meridian altitude, & Dine, & Sent one man across where we took Dinner yesterday to Step off the Distance across Isthmus, he made it 974 yards, and the bend around is 18¾ miles above this bend about 4 miles, a yellow & Brown Bluff Comnuces and Continus 3 or 4 miles on the L. S. this Bluff has Some Sand Stone, Some rich Black mole [mold] mixed with yellow Clay, [2] a fiew Red Ceeder [3] on the tope, which is 〈about〉, from 20 to 150 foot high the hill Still riseing back, I think may be estemated at 200 foot on the top is timber, the wind for a few hours this evening was hard and from the S. E. In the evening about 5 oClock Cap. L. & My Self wen on Shore to Shoot a Prarie wolf [4] which was barking at us as we passed [5] This Prarie Wolf barked like a large fest [feist] and is not much larger, the Beaver is verry plenty, not with Standing we are almost in Sight of the Mahar Town— Cought a verry Large Catfish this morniong, prepared the Indian present which we intend given to the Mahars. P. Wiser apt. Cook to Serjt: Floyds Squad from to day [6]
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Set out early under a gentle Breeze from the South the river wider than usial and Shallow (1) at 12 oClock we halted to take a meridian altd. of the Sun & Sent a man back or I may Say across to the Bind of the river where Capt. Lewis took the Mdn. altitude yesterday, to Step off the distance, he made it 974 yards across, the Distance arround the bend is 18¾ miles— about 4 miles above the bend on the L. S. is the Commencement of a Bluff which is about 4 miles extending on the river, of yellow and brown Clay in Some parts in it near the river a Soft Sand Stone is inbeded on the top (which is from 20 to 150 feet above the water, & rises back) is Covered with timber, a fiew red Ceider is on this Bluff, the wind Comes round to the S. E. a Prarie Wolf Come near the bank and Barked at us this evening, we made an attempt but could not git him, this Animale Barkes like a large feste Dog. Beever is verry Plenty on this part of the river. I prepare Some presents for to give the Indians of the Mahars nation. Wiser apt. Cook & Supentdt. of the Provisions of Sergt. Floyds Squad. we Camped on a Sand Island in a bend to the S. S. Musquitors verry troublesom untile the wind rose. at one or 2 oClock
On the Larboard shore in the center of a bend, being North, and measurement 974 yards from the Lard. Shore opposite to the point of observation of yesterday.
Observed Meridian altitude of 's L. L. with Octant by the back obstn. 59° 8' —"
Latitude deduced from this observatn. 42° 1' 47.6"
Sunday 12th a fair morning. we Set off eairly this morning. proceeded on round a bend which was 18 miles Round by water & only little better than half a mile a cross by land, S. S. we Sailed on with a S. E. wind. passed a Red Ceeder [11] Bluff on S. S. abot. 200 feet high the course bearing North,— the land on the N. S. is low the Timber cottenwood & large willows, & Subject to overflow, (Grapes &.C. in abundance[)] we heard a prarie woolf bark on the bank N. S. it resembled our Indian dogs.— we Camped on a Sand bar S. Side of the Missourie River,—
Sunday august 12th 1804 Set out at the usel time prosed on under a Jentel Bres from North Est Sailed day Clear passed Red Seeder Bluffs on the South Side 〈this the first Seeder we have Seen Sence we Left the S〉 made 16 miles Camped on a Sand bare in the middel of the River
Sunday 12th. We embarked and got under way before day light. The musketoes last night were worse than I ever experienced. We went round a bend, of eighteen miles, the neck of which was only 974 yards across; passed high bluffs of yellow clay on the south side of the river and low land on the north; and encamped on a sand island.
Sunday Augt 12th the Morning was fair a Sharp Breese of wind Blew from the South Sald. 21 Miles from 12 Oclock the 11th to 12 Oclock this day and Gaind. 914 [12] yards on a direct Cource. Camped on the W. S. 〈roe〉 21 Miles—
Sunday August 12th This morning we Started early with a fair wind from the South, We found by one o'Clock P. M. that we had sailed 21 Miles from 12 oClock the 11th to 12 o'Clock, this day and only gained 914 Yards on our direct course.—
We continued Sailing 'till the evening and encamped on the South side of the River, having Sailed 21 Miles this day.—
1. Biddle's notation at the head of this sheet of the Field Notes (document 42) reads, "Aug. 12 to 14." (Return to text.)
2. The "stone" exposed below the mouth of the Little Sioux consists of shales and some limestone of Cretaceous age. (Return to text.)
3. Eastern red cedar. (Return to text.)
4. A coyote, Canis latrans, one of the most characteristic western animals, then little known to science. Apparently they did not actually get a specimen until September 18, 1804. Cutright (LCPN), 85; Hall, 2:924–28. (Return to text.)
5. Clark used an asterisk as a reference to a continuation of the narrative after the courses and distances. The material is brought together for ease of reading. (Return to text.)
6. John B. Thompson had previously held this position in Floyd's squad (see above, July 8, 1804). Apparently he had proved unsatisfactory. (Return to text.)
7. Clark wrote this course and description in red ink or chalk. There are also some numbers (40, 8, and No. 12) in red and the profile of a boy under the text (fig. 16). (Return to text.)
8. In either Monona or Woodbury County, Iowa, near the county line. Atlas map 15; MRC map 27; MRR maps 73, 74. (Return to text.)
9. Another indication that they still intended to send back Corporal Warfington's squad in the near future. In fact, they did not do so until April 7, 1805. There are some figures to the side of the course material and the text that follows it:
10. Lewis's observation from Codex O. (Return to text.)
11. Eastern red cedar, Juniperus virginiana L. (Return to text.)
12. Clark has 973 yards, Gass 974. (Return to text.)
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How does Scarlett Johansson keep landing acting gigs?! Anyone can see the woman lacks talent — although I suppose most audiences don't go to the movies to see ScarJo act. Sigh. Her latest opportunity to taint the silver screen will come when she plays Janet Leigh in Sacha Gervasi's "Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho," which reveals the story behind Hitchcock's iconic 1960 horror film. Is it bad to at least take pleasure in the fact that Johansson's character gets stabbed to death? Yeah, I said it.
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We've been writing a lot about THQ lately. Yesterday, we detailed the game-makers plans to drop their kid-focused games in order to focus on "core" titles, and today we've learned that a round of layoffs have hit the company. Right now, we don't know how many people have faced pink slips.
"THQ confirms a reduction in force to the company's administration and publishing organization," the publisher said in a statement. "As recently announced, the company is exiting the kids' licensed games category, and is focusing on its core game franchises and developing its digital initiatives.
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Broken (Seether song)
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|March 2004
|Alternative rock, post-grunge
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"Broken" is a song by South-African post-grunge and alternative metal band Seether, featuring American singer Amy Lee, the lead singer of Evanescence and then-girlfriend of Seether vocalist Shaun Morgan. It was recorded in 2004 and was later included in Disclaimer II. This version includes electric guitar and violins. It peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 and at number 3 on the ARIA Charts. It was later certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and Platinum by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA). It is the band's biggest pop hit and the band's only top 40 hit, reaching number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Although, until the 2014 release of "Words as Weapons", it was often considered Seether's most popular track and the only song to enter and crossover to the pop and adult contemporary charts, it is not their highest-charting single on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and Modern Rock Tracks chart where a few singles, such as "Fine Again" and "Fake It", charted higher. Despite this, it was the most played song on most rock radio formats due to the pop success of the song. In addition, it still charted highly, peaking at number 9 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and number 4 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart.
Critical reception[edit]
While reviewing Disclaimer, Jason D. Taylor of the website AllMusic noted, "The album closes with the one successful laid-back song: 'Broken' is mellow yet confident, as vocalist Shaun Morgan finds the courage to open himself up without releasing a scream every few seconds".[1]
The song earned Seether a Metal Edge Readers' Choice Award in 2004, when it was voted "Best Song from a Movie Soundtrack".[2]
Music video[edit]
The Nigel Dick-directed music video features Morgan sitting in an abandoned car playing an acoustic guitar while Lee appears behind him as her vocals fade in. For the remainder of the video, Lee and Morgan wander through a dilapidated landscape that was revealed on the Disclaimer II DVD to be a real-life trailer park that was burned to ashes by a crystal meth lab explosion. Although there are shots of the band and Lee performing together in a clearing, the underlying theme of the video is that Lee and Morgan are searching for but will never find each other. Lee knows that Morgan is there and where he is at through the video but Morgan does not see her or sense her presence around him, which is the meaning of the lyrics "you've gone away... you don't feel me here anymore".
Weekly charts[edit]
- ^ Taylor, Jason D. "allmusic ((( Disclaimer > Overview )))". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ Metal Edge, June 2005
- ^ "Australian-charts.com – Seether – Broken". ARIA Top 50 Singles. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Austriancharts.at – Seether – Broken" (in German). Ö3 Austria Top 40. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Dutchcharts.nl – Seether – Broken" (in Dutch). Single Top 100. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Charts.org.nz – Seether – Broken". Top 40 Singles. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Swisscharts.com – Seether – Broken". Swiss Singles Chart. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Seether – Chart history" Billboard Hot 100 for Seether. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
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- ^ a b c d e "Seether - Billboard Singles". AllMusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Seether Album & Song Chart History". Prometheus Global Media. Billboard Hot Adult Top 40 for Seether. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Broken - Amy Lee". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Gold & Platinum – Evanescence" (To access, enter "Evanescence" in the box and click "Search"). Recording Industry Association of America. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "ARIA Charts - Accreditations - 2004 Singles". Australian Recording Industry Association. Archived from the original on 5 December 2010. Retrieved 7 November 2011.


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Researchers at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center found that unusually high levels of estrogen in the womb could actually shut down BRCA1. BRCA1 is part of a group of genes called tumor suppressors, which means that they help the body fight against the production and spread of cancerous cells, so their development is crucial.
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Although I've never managed to get the elusive invite to a Disney Social Media Moms conference, I recently was invited to attend one of their Disney Social Media Moms on the Road events in Chicago. Not only did I get to attend a half day conference, complete with an appearance by Mickey Mouse, but I also got to have a night on my own in Chicago. Fun!
I got to go to Tiffany & Co., where I was a good girl and looked only with my eyes. But, when I headed into a Kate Spade store, I was a little more hands on. I ended up leaving Chicago the next day with a Disney Social Media Moms on the Road Conference and my first Kate Spade purse.
While the conference was different than other conferences that I've been to in the past, which typically span several days, I still left with some great takeaways. I thought they might be fun to share as well. This is a mixture of takeaways from all of the morning's speakers.
Eleven Takeaways from the Disney Social Media Moms on the Road Conference
1. Don't just build your following through information. Try to build your platform on emotion to keep people coming back.
2. You don't need to be famous to be unforgettable.
3. Treat your readers like friends. Focus on the relationships you want to create.
4. Find ways to make content work across many platforms. Try to repurpose the things you are creating. Maybe that means that you write a post about something and then find a way to make a video about it, just as an example.
5. Having cool things to share is one thing, but it's about how you tell the story.
6. Don't be afraid to show your readers some behind the scenes types of things. One of the most popular series ever on the Disney Blog was their series of 43 posts that showed behind the scenes work on the New Fantasyland.
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See my full review here : http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=160585961
I have to say that the results have been great! Two months ago was pushing about 1 to 2 reps at 315 on bench. Now pushing out 4 reps at 345. Same with incline. Been topping out at 225 .. hit 245 first set for five last week. List goes on. The muscles have felt full. They feel nice and dense, and well this is a product well worth the investment and time.
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I took this for 4 weeks with C20, Hyper T2 and Licogenix. After 2wks on this I added Test Powder. For the most part I dropped all breads from my diet and started eating more green vegetables to help combat estrogen. My goal was to do a minor recomp for fun, but I also wanted to see if these products helped w estrogen as much as they claimed. Lico obviously is an Ai, Isatest has Ai abilities and so ds Test Powder. I necessarily didn't want to destroy my estrogen as that would be bad,(hence why I added TP 2wks later)I wanted to see if 1.these supps lI'ved up to the hype and 2.would help with this.
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A very handy specialty tool that I've recently discovered is Innovative Products' Disc Brake System Analyzer, P/N 7884, which features a pair of precision mechanical pressure gauges.
Each gauge features a pressure contact block (referred to as a load cell) and a pressure gauge. By removing the caliper's inboard pad and placing the load cell block in its place (between the disc and caliper piston), brake system pressure can be observed on both split diagonal and split front-rear systems. The information is useful in diagnosing a number of brake system problems, without the need to disconnect components and open the hydraulic system.
Each tester block features a round pressure "pad." As the brake pedal is depressed, the pressure gauge black needle moves according to applied pressure. The red "telltale" needle features a tang that causes it to move along with the black needle. If/when the black needle drops, the red needle stays in the highest pressure that was observed to provide a telltale of the peak pressure that was obtained. For instance, the gauge provides an indication of a sticking caliper or imploded hose (if the black needle doesn't return to zero upon releasing the pedal). The load cell block measures 1.5 inches wide by 2.54 inches high. Block thickness is 0.50 inch. Overall thickness (back of block to face of load cell pressure button) measures 0.585 inch (the round pressure button projects 0.085 inch from the block in a relaxed un-pressurized state).
The disc brake analyzer kit is useful in testing for a number of brake system tests — all without the need to crack a hydraulic line open. Tests that can be performed include checking for:
• Sticking caliper pistons
• Sticking caliper slides
• Air in the hydraulic system
• Proportioning valve operation
• Imploded/restricted flexible brake hoses
• Master cylinder internal leaks
• Rear lining to drum incorrect adjustment
• Uneven brake pad wear
Installing the pressure gauges
1. Determine the type of brake system (split diagonal and split front-to-rear). This is necessary in order to follow the correct repair procedures after obtaining test results).
2. Determine if the disc brake pads are of the type that can be removed without removing the caliper/caliper bracket. If the pads are captive and the calipers must be removed in order to remove the inboard pads, do so at this time.
3. Insert the pressure gauge load cell (rectangular block) in place of the inboard disc brake pad (installed so that the raised round pressure pad faces away from the piston, toward the rotor disc), and zero the red pressure tell-tale needle on each gauge by turning the center knob to the left until the needle contacts the black needle at 0 psi. Note that depending on the diameter and style of the caliper piston, it may be necessary to place a shim between the piston and the load cell.
Ideally, the load cell is centered to the piston (although perfect centering may not always be possible, depending on caliper design).
Specific procedures are outlined in the kit's instruction manual for the type of brake system being tested (we don't have the space here to go into all details).
Following are a few examples of diagnosis using this tool.
• When checking for imploded/restricted flexible brake hoses and/or sticking calipers, imploded brake hoses will cause the black needle to not return to the zero position immediately after releasing the brake pedal (for instance, it may slowly drop back to zero). The black needle should immediately return to zero once the brake pedal is released. If it doesn't, this is an indication of either an imploded flexible brake hose or a sticking caliper. To determine the specific problem, after releasing the pedal, crack open the bleeder on the caliper. If the pressure returns to zero, this indicates that the piston is moving freely but the brake hose is imploded. If the pressure remains above zero psi, the caliper piston is sticking.
• On a front to rear split brake system, frozen or sticking caliper pistons show up as unequal pressure readings (comparing the readings on the two gauges). Also, both front wheel locations may reveal pressures that are less than expected if air is in the system.
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The Earth's global temperature, as well as the amount of solar radiation reaching its surface, can be significantly influenced by changes in the concentrations of chemicals naturally present in the atmosphere, such as natural greenhouse gases, and by anthropogenic chemicals, such as chlorofluorocarbons.
The significance of the Earth's atmosphere is vastly disproportionate to its size. Although its thickness relative to Earth's sphere is comparable to an apple's skin, it is essential for life. It was not until the eighteenth century that scientists began to understand the role of atmospheric gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide (CO2) in plant and animal life, and it was not until the end of the nineteenth century that scientists grasped the details of how soil microorganisms utilized atmospheric nitrogen to create compounds necessary for the health of plants and animals. Throughout the twentieth century, climatologists, atmospheric chemists, and others gathered information about how such anthropogenic gases as CO2, methane, and nitrous oxide were increasing Earth's greenhouse effect and elevating the planet's average global temperature. This enhanced greenhouse effect fosters climate changes that are potentially so devastating that some scholars have called climate change the most important issue of the twenty-first century.
Approximately three-quarters of the Earth's air mass is located in the troposphere, and dry air in this region is 78.1 percent nitrogen, 20.9 percent oxygen, and 0.93 percent argon by volume. The troposphere also contains trace amounts of many other gases, such as methane, various nitrogen oxides, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, and ozone, and these come from both natural and anthropogenic sources. Human activities have not changed the concentrations of the major gases in the atmosphere--nitrogen and oxygen--but scientific evidence accumulated over the past century indicates that human beings, particularly in advanced industrialized societies, are dramatically affecting the concentrations of certain trace gases. Examples of these include CO2, methane, nitrous oxide, carbon monoxide, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), and sulfur dioxide. Some of these atmospheric trace gases, such as CFCs, result from certain industries and their products, such as refrigerants and aerosols. Others, such as CO2 and sulfur dioxide, are produced by burning fossil fuels. Agricultural practices are also significant sources of such gases as methane and nitrous oxide.
Although the Earth's stratosphere contains much less matter than the troposphere, it contains similar proportions of such gases as nitrogen and oxygen. It differs markedly from the troposphere, however, in its concentrations of water vapor and ozone. Stratospheric water-vapor concentrations are only about one-thousandth of tropospheric concentrations, but ozone concentrations are much higher in the stratosphere. Ozone is localized in a layer ranging from about 15 to 35 kilometers above Earth's surface. This ozone layer, whose molecules are created when oxygen interacts with high energy solar radiation, prevents about 95 percent of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation from reaching Earth's surface, where it could damage living organisms. The ozone layer also prevents tropospheric oxygen from being converted to ozone, which, in the lower atmosphere, is a dangerous air pollutant.
Besides being home to such major gases as nitrogen and oxygen, the troposphere contains hundreds of other distinctive molecules, leading to myriad chemical reactions, some of which have an influence on climate change. Because oxygen is such a reactive species, many of these reactions are oxidations, and some scientists see these reactions as constituting a low-temperature combustion system. Fueling this combustion are chemicals released from both natural and artificial sources. For example, methane enters the troposphere in large amounts from swamp and bog emissions, termites, and ruminant animals. Human activities contribute a large number of organic compounds, and CO2 and water are the end results of their oxidation. CO2 and water vapor are powerful greenhouse gases (GHGs).
Atmospheric chemists have also been attempting to work out in detail the influence of chemical radicals on tropospheric gases. Such charged groups of atoms as the hydroxyl radical (composed of hydrogen and oxygen) play an important role in the daytime chemistry of the troposphere, and the nitrate radical (composed of nitrogen and oxygen) is the dominant nighttime oxidant. Fossil-fuel combustion is a significant contributor to tropospheric pollution. Particulates such as soot were a factor in some "killer smogs," and scientists have recently discovered that particulates contribute to global dimming, a lessening of sunlight's ability to penetrate particle-filled hazes and reach the Earth's surface. Sulfur dioxide, which is produced by the combustion of certain kinds of coal and oil, can be a primary air pollutant, since it is toxic to living organisms as well as damaging to buildings. It can also be a secondary air pollutant, because it reacts with water vapor to create sulfuric acid, which is an acid rain component, causing harm to various life forms, including trees and fish.
Just as in the lower atmosphere, chemical reactions in the upper atmosphere exhibit great variety, and some of these reactions have an important influence on climate change. Over the past decades, the chemical species that has received the most attention has been ozone. Scientists paid heightened attention to the chemical reactions in the ozone layer when, in the late 1980's, a hole was discovered in this layer above the Antarctic. During the 1970's scientists had found a threat to the ozone layer when they worked out the reactions between chlorine-containing radicals and ozone. These reactions changed ozone molecules into diatomic oxygen molecules, thus weakening the ability of the ozone layer to protect Earth's surface from high-energy solar radiation.
A primary source of these catalytic, chlorine-containing species turned out to be CFCs. General Motors had introduced CFCs in 1930, and they proved to be successful in such products as refrigerator and air-conditioning coolants, as well as aerosol propellants. Because of the widespread and accelerating use of CFCs, the tropospheric concentrations of these chemicals increased from the 1930's to the 1970's, when Mexican chemist Mario Molina and American chemist F. Sherwood Rowland showed that CFCs, although seemingly inert in the troposphere, became very reactive in the stratosphere. There, ultraviolet radiation split the CFCs into highly reactive radicals that, in a series of reactions, promoted the debilitation of the protective ozone shield.
The exhaust from aircraft and spacecraft also helped deplete stratospheric ozone. Despite attempts, such as the Montreal Protocol (1987), to reduce concentrations of CFCs and other ozone-depleting chemicals in the atmosphere, the Antarctic ozone hole continued to grow in the 1990's and early twenty-first century. This meant that countries near Antarctica began experiencing higher levels of ultraviolet solar radiation.
1) Birks, John W., Jack G. Calvert, and Robert E. Sievers, eds. The Chemistry of the Atmosphere: Its Impact on Global Change--Perspectives and Recommendations. Washington, D.C.: American Chemical Society, 1993.
2) Jacob, Daniel J. Introduction to Atmospheric Chemistry. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2007.
3) Makhijani, Arjun, and Kevin R. Gurney. Mending the Ozone Hole: Science, Technology, and Policy. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1996.
4) Seinfeld, John H., and Spyros N. Pandis. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics: From Air Pollution to Climate Change. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1998.
5) Wayne, Richard P. Chemistry of Atmospheres. 3d ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 2000.
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We've hit Week 5 of the 2012 NFL season, and for every player at the wide receiver position that has exceeded expectations (such as Danny Amendola of the St. Louis Rams), there's one that hasn't sniffed them (such as Steve Smith of the Carolina Panthers).
However, for this trio of pass-catchers, there shouldn't be any doubt that they're bound for big things in Week 5, as the table has been set for the sort of fantasy production that will propel your team to victory.
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts (vs. GB)
Veteran wide receiver Reggie Wayne is one of those wide receivers that has surpassed what was expected of him entering the season, as the 33-year-old presently ranks seventh at his position in fantasy points per game, buoyed by 23 catches for 294 yards and a touchdown.
"He gets open," quarterback Andrew Luck said. "He has an uncanny knack for when it's zone, where the hole is going to be based on where the other routes are running. When it's man, he's got all the tricks up his sleeve about how to get open."
Andrew Luck will probably be throwing the ball plenty in this week's matchup with the Packers, which should mean plenty of work for Wayne against a Green Bay defense that's a fairly favorable fantasy matchup.
Malcom Floyd, San Diego Chargers (at NO)
Entering the 2012 season, there were questions as to whether it would be Malcom Floyd or Robert Meachem who would step into the void at wide receiver in San Diego created by Vincent Jackson's departure, but if the first four games of this season are any indication, that question has been answered.
"I guess all these years of hard work have paid off," Floyd said in an interview posted on the team's website. "They took great care of me, and now I get to start and finish my career as a Charger. That's something I always dreamed about."
This week, the Chargers travel to face the New Orleans Saints and their awful defense, which has allowed the fourth-most fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers this season.
Brian Hartline, Miami Dolphins (at CIN)
One of the biggest surprises of Week 4 was the statistical explosion from Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline, who made 12 catches for 253 yards and a touchdown against the Arizona Cardinals.
That workload has propelled Hartline from the waiver wire into the starting lineup of many fantasy football teams, and there's no reason not to roll Hartline out there again this week against an injury-ravaged Cincinnati Bengals secondary.


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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of King's Deer Golf Club, Western Museum of Mining and Industry, and Brunswick Zone XL. US Air Force Academy and Chapel Hills Mall are also within 12 mi (20 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a 24-hour business center, and a conference center are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 115 rooms provide conveniences like microwaves and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Patios, premium bedding, and free local calls are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Ramada Monument
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Hotel Amenities
Ramada Monument features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 3000 square feet (279 square meters) include a conference center. This Monument hotel also offers multilingual staff, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Ramada Monument has designated areas for smoking.
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Designated smoking areas
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 115
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 2
- Meeting rooms 2
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (meters) - 279
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
- Fireplace in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Multilingual staff
- Year Built 1972
- Conference space size (feet) - 3000
- Conference center
- Number of buildings/towers - 5
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Patio
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Television
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Sundance Restaurant - This restaurant serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per pet, per stay
- Dogs only
- 1 per room
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
- Breakage deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
- Destination fee: USD 1.78 per accommodation, per stay
- Energy surcharge: USD 1.20 per accommodation per stay
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per stay
- Early check-in fee: USD 20.00
- Late check-out fee: USD 20
Hotel Name
- Sundance Mountain
- Sundance Mountain Lodge
- Sundance Mountain Lodge Hotel
- Sundance Mountain Lodge Hotel Monument
- Sundance Mountain Lodge Monument
- Sundance Mountain Hotel Monument
- Ramada Monument Hotel
- Ramada Monument
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- Location: Golden (Colorado)
Local changes in the microstructure and ultrasonic wave velocity variation across a friction weld in Ti‐6A1‐4V are investigated using scanning acoustic microscopy. Surface and bulk acoustic wave velocity and amplitude measurements performed across the weld are presented. The changes in the characteristics of the surface waves are related to the near surface microstructure in different parts of the weld. The bulk velocity and amplitude changes thru the thickness show bright and dark bands particularly in the nugget region. Possible reasons for formation of such bands are discussed. Application of acoustic microscopy to detect localized process induced defects in friction stir welds is discussed.
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- Acoustic microscopy
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Do You Need Traffic School?
If you are a driver who received a traffic citation and would like the option, with the court's permission, to attend traffic school, our Driver Improvement Program is for you.
CALL (510) 886-2887 for questions - Registrations only done in our main office
Class Schedule: Saturdays, 8:00am - 4:30pm in Room 5 (Fee: $45)
12/17, 1/21, 2/11, 3/18
Registration Procedure
- Register as soon as you receive the court's authorization to attend traffic school.
- You must bring the court paper with you that gives you authorization and shows the docket number and completion date. We cannot register you without it.
- Payment must be cash, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. NO CHECKS ACCEPTED.
- Registration fees not refundable.
- If you need to reschedule your original class date, a fee of $10 will be charged each time you reschedule.
Telephone: (510) 886-2887
Fax: (510) 537-8537
Mature Drivers Class
Mature drivers 55 and over–– you may qualify for a reduced auto insurance premium by completing a Mature Drivers course. This is an 8-hour class that will cover traffic laws in California, discuss defensive driving techniques that will help you compensate for mistakes of other drivers, and deficiencies caused by aging. Contact your insurance agent to see if you qualify for an insurance discount.
The certificate is good for 3 years. You must be a California licensed driver. Fee includes DMV approved Mature Driver state certificate.
Our next class is August 20, 2016. Please call the office to register.
Additional Info
- Course Code 260301
- Date(s) 8/20/16
- Day(s) Saturday
- Time 8:00am-4:30pm
- Location Room 5
- Instructor Carpenter
- Fees $45
- Register By August 19
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Help Us Light the World with Tiny Glowing Screens for Christmas
What would be the best (lowest cost / least hassle) way to get my immediate family (wife, son, daughter, myself) up and running on iPhone 6s for Christmas this year? [more inside]
Best SIM card for data and texting travelling in the USA?
I will be in the USA for exactly three weeks in July. I've been looking for a SIM card option (for my unlocked Nexus 4), and it seems like most people recommend the T-Mobile $2 or $3 per day unlimited texts/calls/data option. I also saw a deal from Spot-Mobile that looks better: it's $39.99 for a month of unlimited texts/calls/data, with the first 1GB of data at 4G speeds and free $10 credit for international calls. I'm a little wary, though, because I basically can't find any reference in forums to travellers using Spot-Mobile, or any reviews of them. Their coverage map looks fine, though. Also, I can't tell what their data speed will be for me, since my phone doesn't have 4G. Will it default to 3G or 2G for that first 1GB? Has anyone had any experience with Spot-Mobile? Would you recommend this plan? [more inside]
Help me switch my phone from one provider to another
Can someone help me with the technical aspects of switching my cell phone from one provider to another? [more inside]
Really? $1000/year?
I need a phone plan (US). All the options seem bad. Can anyone think of an option I've missed? Special snowflake details inside. [more inside]
Can I call a toll-free number from my international cell phone without incurring charges?
My international cell phone provider (Airtel in India) insists that I can get uncharged toll-free calls while roaming in the US and Canada. It sounds too good to be true. Can you shed some light on this for me? [more inside]
Cheapest mobile email/IM?
Fiance and I need a cheap method of keeping in touch via email and/or instant message -- mobile-ly. [more inside]
Help with IPAQ
I have an HP iPAQ 2750. Around the same time it was manufactured, lots of aftermarket hardware and software came out with promises to enhance the device. One of those applications was a GPRS/GSM plug in modem (via the CF Card slot) and software from a company called Enfora. The modem was bundled with software from a company called BVRP. There was other software without a modem which also installed phone tools on the PDA from another company called WebToGo. [more inside]
New phone/carrier recs.
It's come the time to buy a new cellphone. I have a RAZR V2 and it's falling apart. My Verizon contract is up in November. Should I re-up with Verizon and stay on my family plan or should I break off and/or go to another carrier? And what phone should I look into? All I know is that I do not want a huge fold out QWERTY keyboard like a 16-year-old girl with a Sidekick and probably do not want a Motorola. [more inside]
Yet another cellular-data phone recommendation question.
Can anyone recommend a phone for tethered EDGE data use with a PC, and basic voice calls? GSM, T-Mobile, Motorola preferred but not absolutely required. I've done some research but I'm a bit confused. [more inside]
Does an IM count as a text message or not?
T-mobile MDA & AIM/Yahoo! Messenger: what's the REAL story with paying per message? [more inside]
Opera Mini on a ROKR phone with T-Mobile service?
Anyone know how to get the Opera Mini browser working with T-Mobile's Internet Service? I can browse the web just fine with the built-in Motorola browser, but Opera Mini just says it can't find a working connection. Thanks! Tony
Gigantic T-Mobile overage charges and billing errors, oh my!
I (unfortunately) have a mobile phone with T-Mobile service. [more inside]
Using T-Mobile for portable internet connection using a Mac laptop.
Wanted: recommendations about using T-Mobile for portable internet connection using a Mac laptop. [more inside] [more inside]
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